About Minolta

Minolta was a Japanese multinational photographic and electronics manufacturing company. Established in 1928, Minolta quickly gained prominence for its innovative camera lenses, including the first interchangeable autofocus lens system in 1985. The company also produced a wide range of products such as copiers, imaging solutions, and semiconductors. Known for its quality and technological advancements, Minolta merged with Konica in 2003 to form Konica Minolta Inc., focusing on digital imaging, optics, and industrial and documentary imaging solutions.