Digital

DSLR

• Minolta MS-C1100, a kind of pre-DSLR: made still video images, but stored them digitally
• Minolta RD models
  • RD-175 using the standard Minolta A-mount autofocus lenses for Minolta's 35mm AF SLRs
  • Dimâge RD-3000 using the Minolta V-mount lenses of the Vectis APS SLRs S-1 and S-100

newer cameras, see Konica Minolta (Dynax/Maxxum 5D and Dynax/Maxxum 7D)

interchangeable lens/sensor module

• Minolta Dimâge EX body equipped with different lens/sensor modules:
  • Minolta Dimâge EX Wide
  • Minolta Dimâge EX Zoom

Fixed Lens

Minolta and Konica Minolta used the DiMAGE name-plate on nearly all its original fixed lens digital cameras. For some early Minolta digicams the badge Dimâge was used instead. All have auto-focus and nearly all a zoom lens. Newer digital cameras, especially DiMAGE Z-series, G-Series, DG-Series, further E-, X- and A-models, see Konica Minolta.

• Minolta Dimâge series:
  • sophisticated models
    • Minolta Dimâge V - separate lens/sensor from body/electronics
    • Minolta Dimâge EX - see above ("interchangeable lens/sensor module")
  • simple models (made by Skanhex):
    • Minolta Dimâge 2300
    • Minolta Dimâge 2330 Zoom

• Minolta DiMAGE 5/7/A-Series: TTL EVF ~7x ZLR PASM RAW/JPG/TIF
  • Minolta DiMAGE 5 - 3mp
  • Minolta DiMAGE 7 - 5mp
  • Minolta DiMAGE 7ug - 5mp
  • Minolta DiMAGE 7i - 5mp
  • Minolta DiMAGE 7Hi - 5mp
  • Minolta DiMAGE A1 - 5mp, world's first camera with sensor-based anti-shake
    • The A-series was continued by Konica Minolta

• Minolta DiMAGE E-Series:
  • Minolta DiMAGE E201
  • Minolta DiMAGE E203
  • Minolta DiMAGE E223
  • Minolta DiMAGE E323
• Minolta DiMAGE F-Series:
  • Minolta DiMAGE F100
  • Minolta DiMAGE F200
  • Minolta DiMAGE F300
• Minolta DiMAGE S-Series:
  • Minolta DiMAGE S304
  • Minolta DiMAGE S404
  • Minolta DiMAGE S414

• Minolta DiMAGE X-Series:
  • Minolta DiMAGE X
  • Minolta DiMAGE Xi
  • Minolta DiMAGE Xt
  • Minolta DiMAGE Xt Biz
  • Minolta DiMAGE X20

• Z-series
  • Minolta DiMAGE Z1 - 10x zoom, 3.2mp
  • series continued by Konica Minolta

Film (common format)

Autofocus SLR (35mm) The Minolta Alpha/Dynax/Maxxum (Alpha in Japan and China, Maxxum in the Americas, Dynax in Europe, Africa and Asia) is a line of 35mm film SLR cameras built from 1985 to 2000 - some "new old stock" may still be available. The lenses and flash accessories for these are not compatible with the previous Minolta SR, SR T, and X-series of manual focus 35mm film SLR cameras, lenses and flashes. The last models appeared badged as "Minolta" despite of the merger with Konica in 2003.

Many of these models are alternatively labeled Alpha, Dynax or Maxxum and only a few model numbers are location-specific where an equivalent model number in another area of distribution uses another model number:

Minolta or	Minolta Dynax (Europe,Africa,Asia)	Minolta Maxxum (America)	Minolta Alpha (Japan,China)	launch date
5000 AF		5000	5000	1986
7000 AF		7000	7000	1985
9000 AF		9000	9000	1985
	3000i	3000i	3700i	1989
	5000i	5000i	5700i	1989
	7000i	7000i	7700i	1988
	8000i	8000i	8700i	1990
	2xi			1992
	3xi			1991
	SPxi			1992
	5xi			1992
	7xi			1991
	9xi			1992
	300si	300si	N / A	1995
		RZ 300si
	300si QD	RZ 330si
	N / A	350si	α-101si
		Panorama Elite
	303si	QTsi	α-360si	1999
	404si	STsi	α Sweet S	1999
	500si	400si	N / A	1993
		RZ 400si
	N / A	RZ 430si
		450si	α-303si
	500si Super	500si	N / A	1995
		RZ 530si
	N / A	550si	α-303si Super
	N / A	HTsi	N / A	1998
	505si	HTsi Plus
	505si Super	N / A
	505si Super QD	XTsi	α Sweet
	600si		N / A	1993
	650si	650si Date	α-507si	1995
	700si		α-707si	1993
	800si		α-807si	1997
	3L	3	N / A	2003
		GT
	3	4	α-Sweet II L	2002
	4		α-3
	5	5	α-Sweet II	2001
			α-5
	7	7	α-7	2000
	7 Limited	N / A	α-7 Limited	2001
	9	9	α-9	1998
	9Ti	9Ti	α-9Ti	1999
	30	50	α-50	2004
	40
	60	70	α-70	2004

If anyone knows of additional models and or knows which of these are equivalent across the Alpha/Dynax/Maxxum divide, please pitch in! Note that early models were also named "AF".

Manual focus SLR (35mm)

Japan	USA & Canada	Europe & 3rd area1)	Year2)
SR-2			1958
SR-1			1959
SR-3			1960
SR-7			1962
n/a	ER3)	ER3)	1963
SR-T 101			1966
SR-1s			1967
SR-M			1970
n/a	SR-T 100	SR-T 100	1971
SR-T Super	SR-T 102	SR-T 303	1973
X-1	XK	XM	1973
n/a	SR-T SC	n/a	1973
n/a	SR-T MC	SR-T MC	1973
XE	XE-7	XE-1	1974
n/a	SR-T 200	SR-T 100b	1975
SR 101	SR-T 201	SR-T 101b	1975
SR 505	SR-T 202	SR-T 303b	1975
n/a	XE-5	XE-5	1975
X-1 Motor	XK Motor	XM Motor	1976
XEb	n/a		1976
SRT 100X	SR-T 200	SRT 100X	1977
n/a	SR-T MC-II	SR-T MC-II	1977
n/a	SRT SC-II	n/a	1977

Japan	USA & Canada	Europe & 3rd area1)	Year2)
XD	XD11	XD7	1977
XG-E	XG 7	XG 2	1977
XD-s	n/a		1979
n/a	XG 1	XG 1	1979
n/a	XG-SE	XG-SE	1979
XG-S	XG 9	XG 9	1979
n/a	XD5	XD5	1979
X-7	n/a	n/a	1980
n/a	XG-M	XG-M	1981
X-700	X-700	X-700	1981
X-70	(XG-M)	(XG-M)	1982
n/a	XG-A	n/a	1982
X-7	X-7	X-7	1982
X-500	X-570	X-500	1983
X-600	n/a		1983
n/a	X-370	X-300	1984
n/a	X-7A	n/a	1985
?	X-370N	X-300s	1990
n/a	X-9	n/a	1990
X-370s	X-370s	X-370s	1995

¹⁾ 3rd area: Minolta used this expression to indicate all other export markets than North America and Europe.
²⁾ Taken from Minolta Fifty Years Chronicle (Minolta, November 1978) and "70 Jahre Minolta Kameratechnik" (Scheibel, 1999, ISBN 3-89506-191-3).
³⁾ The Minolta ER was a fixed lens SLR and thus not part of the Minolta SR system.

Rangefinder, interchangeable lens (35mm)

• Minolta 35
• Minolta 35 Model II
• Minolta 35 Model IIB
• Minolta Super A
• Minolta Sky
• Leitz Minolta CL
• Minolta CLE

Rangefinder, fixed lens (35mm)

Rangefinder, fixed lens (Rapid film)

• Minolta 24 Rapid

Viewfinder (35mm) Fixed focus

Minolta Autowide

• Minolta F10
• Minolta F10BF
• Minolta F12
• Minolta F15BF
• Minolta F20R
• Minolta F25
• Minolta F35 Big Finder
• Minolta Freedom 35R-FF
• Minolta Freedom 50
• Minolta Freedom 100/101
• Minolta Freedom GT
• Minolta Freedom Holiday
• Minolta FS-E/FS-E II/FS-E III a.k.a. Freedom I/Freedom 100/Freedom 101
• Minolta FS-35
• Minolta Hi-Matic 5
• Minolta Hi-Matic C
• Minolta Hi-Matic CSII
• Minolta Hi-Matic G
• Minolta Hi-Matic G2
• Minolta Hi-Matic GF
• Minolta Hi-Matic S series (S, S2, SD, SD2)
• Minolta Memo
• Minolta Memory Maker
• Minolta Memory Maker II
• Minolta Memory Maker III
• Minolta Minoltina-P
• Minolta Repo (half-frame)
• Minolta Repo-S (half-frame)
• Minolta Riva 35
• Minolta Riva 35 ST
• Minolta Riva GT

Autofocus (35mm)

For newer Minolta zoom cameras, see Konica Minolta

Viewfinder (Kodapak film)

• Minolta Autopak 400-X
• Minolta Autopak 500 / Ilford Monarch / Revuematic 500
• Minolta Autopak 550
• Minolta Autopak 600-X
• Minolta Autopak 700
• Minolta Autopak 800
• Revere 3M Automatic 1064

Smaller film formats

Autofocus SLR (APS film)

• Vectis S-100
• Vectis S-1

Manual focus SLR (16mm)

• Minolta Auto-Zoom-X

Manual focus SLR (pocket film)

• Minolta 110 Zoom SLR
• Minolta 110 Zoom SLR Mark II

compact (APS)

subminiature (16mm)

pocket/compact (pocket film)

compact (Disc film)

• Minolta ac 101 Courrèges
• Minolta ac 301 Courrèges
• Minolta Disc-5
• Minolta Disc-7
• Minolta Disc-S
• Minolta Disc-K

Larger film formats (rollfilm)

SLR 6×6 (120 film)

• Minolta SR66 (1968, prototype)

TLR 6×6 (120 film)

TLR 4×4 (127 film)

• Minolta Miniflex

collapsible 6×6 (120 film)

• Minolta Six

collapsible 4×6.5 (127 film)

• Minolta Vest or Best
• Baby Minolta

folding 4.5×6 (120 film)

Semi Minolta (I)

• Semi Minolta II
• Auto Semi Minolta
• Semi Minolta III A/B/C
• Semi Minolta P or Minolta Semi P

folding 4×6.5 (127 film)

• Nifcarette
• Sirius Bebe

Larger film formats (plates or sheet film)

folding bed (6.5×9)

• Nifcaklapp
• Nifcasport
• Sirius and Lomax
• Arcadia and Eaton
• Happy

strut folding (6.5×9)

• Nifca-Dox
• Minolta
• Autofocus Minolta and Auto Minolta
• Auto Press Minolta

collapsible

• 
  Cine cameras (Super8 and double 8mm)Minolta Instant Pro

• Minolta Autopak-8 D6