Leica AF-C1 f2.8/40 f5.6/80 35mm Auto Focus Camera Body

The camera was cleaned, tested, operational and in mint minus condition so really please and hope it goes to a good new home.

The Leica AF-C1 is Leica's first autofocus compact 35mm point-and-shoot film camera, produced between 1989 and 1991.

Key Specifications & Features

• Dual Focal Length Lens: Features a switchable twin-focal length system of 40mm f/2.8 (normal) and 80mm f/5.6 (using an integrated teleconverter).

• Autofocus: Active multi-beam infrared autofocus with focus memory and coupled exposure lock.

• Minimum Focus Distance: 0.7 meters (approx. 2.3 feet).

• Shutter Speed: Variable from 1/8 s to 1/400 s.

• Film Handling: Automatic film loading, frame advance, and rewind with DX coding support for ISO 50 to 3200 (defaults to ISO 100 for non-DX-coded film).

• Power Supply: Powered by a 6V lithium 2CR5 battery.

• Weight & Build: Weighs approximately 345g (without battery) inside a chunky, lightweight plastic body.