Consider this a bid for the body, with a free lens which is partly working. Lens has a polarising filter attached, which I cannot get off. Focusing with the camera is fine, and power zoom works, but the aperture appears to be stuck open. Aperture can be closed by directly moving the tab at the rear, so is a potential 'easy' repair. Camera body has all the bells and whistles, and all basic functions appear to work: flash, drive, display, shutter speeds. There is a small scratch/ding on top of the camera - see images for detail. Tested without film; no batteries supplied.
Film cameras like the Minolta Dynax 40 with a faulted lens are ideal for enthusiasts interested in budget-friendly photography, especially with vintage film stock.
