Minolta is a historic photography brand currently offering modern digital cameras, camcorders, and smart frames manufactured by Elite Brands Inc., alongside a rich legacy of classic film equipment.
Minolta is a renowned name in the world of optics and photography, historically celebrated for pioneering the first integrated autofocus 35mm SLR camera system. While the original Minolta Camera Co. merged to form Konica Minolta and eventually transferred its camera assets to Sony in 2006, the brand remains active today in the consumer electronics market.
Currently, modern Minolta digital imaging products—including point-and-shoot cameras, camcorders, dash cams, and digital photo frames—are manufactured and distributed under license by Elite Brands Inc. This category hosts user manuals and guides for both the contemporary lineup of digital products and the extensive back-catalog of legacy Minolta film cameras, lenses, and flash units.
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Common questions about manuals, registration, and support for this brand.
Modern Minolta digital cameras, camcorders, and photo frames are manufactured, sold, and supported under license by Elite Brands Inc.
Official support for legacy Minolta film cameras and A-mount lenses (pre-2006) was transferred to Sony, but is largely discontinued. Manuals found here are for archival and reference purposes.
You can register current Minolta digital products for warranty on the official Minolta Digital website under the Warranty Registration section.