The Minolta Autocord is one of the most respected twin-lens reflex cameras ever made, and a favorite among medium format film shooters for the exceptional sharpness of its Rokkor glass. This example is fitted with the 75mm f/3.5 Rokkor taking lens and a matching f/3.2 viewing lens, paired with a Seikosha-MX leaf shutter offering speeds from 1 second to 1/500, plus Bulb mode.
The Autocord shoots 6×6 medium format frames on 120 film, delivering the large, richly detailed negatives medium format is known for. Its waist-level viewfinder and smooth, easy-to-use front-mounted focusing knob make composing thoughtful, deliberate shots a pleasure — this is a camera that rewards a slower, more intentional way of shooting. A built-in selenium light meter (uncoupled) on the side panel offers a handy reference for metering right on the camera body.
Beloved by portrait and street photographers alike, the Autocord’s lens rendering has earned a reputation that rivals TLRs costing much more. This is a fantastic entry point into medium format film photography or a serious addition to a working film shooter’s kit.
Every camera we sell at Photodom is tested in-house to confirm it’s fully functional before it ships — from our Brooklyn storefront to your door.
Features:
- 75mm f/3.5 Rokkor taking lens
- Seikosha-MX leaf shutter (1 sec–1/500 + Bulb)
- 6×6 medium format on 120 film
- Waist-level viewfinder with focusing hood
- Built-in selenium light meter
- Front-mounted focus knob with paired viewing lens




















