Minolta TC-135mm P&S, Rokkor 28mm f/3.5

The Minolta TC-1, released in 1996, was an ultra-premium compact camera with a titanium body and one of the finest lenses ever fitted to a point-and-shoot: the G-Rokkor 28mm f/3.5. Its optical quality was so exceptional that it rivaled many interchangeable lenses, and the 28mm focal length made it ideal for street and documentary photography. The TC-1 remains one of the most highly regarded compact cameras in history.

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