Minolta TC-1 camera in black paint

70th anniversary edition, no. 374 from 1000, withleather case, stra, red velvet presentation box and shipping box, all papers The TC-1 was a high-end, titanium-bodied compact autofocus 35mm camera produced by Minolta from 1996–2005. It is primary an aperture priority camera. It has center-weighted and spot meter modes with a sensitivity of 1.5 to 17 EV in center and 2.5 to 17 in spot mode. The optics features a Minolta G-Rokkor branded 28mm f/3.5 lens constructed with 5 elements in 5 groups. The lens aperture can be adjusted on top of the lens in 16, 8, 5.6 and 3.5. Manual focus is possible with 22 preset distances. Exposure compensation is available in half stops of ±4. There is a built-in flash with a GN of 7 (ISO100). There are three modes, on, fill flash and off. The self timer can be delayed 2 or 10 seconds.