Minolta 7000
The first single-lens reflex with autofocus driven by a motor in the body and lenses built for it.
The camera was called the Maxxum in the United States and the Alpha in Japan. It changed the whole industry, and the other makers followed with autofocus systems of their own.
Materials: Plastic and metal, glass optics
Manufacture: Made in Japan.
The rounded body with a hand grip.
The push buttons and small display instead of dials.