Konica Minolta is Making Minolta Instant Cameras

By Louis Ferreira | Published: January 11, 2022


Minolta decided to get out of cameras in 2006 and then later sold its DSLR camera division to Sony, which lead to some interesting hybrid DSLR designs from Sony before Sony went mirrorless. Now it looks like Konica Minolta wants a piece of the instant print market that polaroid established and Fujifilm Instax now dominates. If you are interested the Minolta instapix can be found on Amazon.

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