MINOLTA AF ZOOM 75-300 F4.5(32)-5.6 [First Generation]

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Minolta AF Zoom 75-300mm F4.5(32)-5.6 (Initial Model)
Minolta A / Sony A-mount compatible
Released in 1986 (around the same time as the Minolta α-7000)
Filter diameter: 55mm
Compatible models: Minolta α series (AF single-lens reflex cameras) and Sony A-mount cameras (α100 to α99II, etc.)
This lens is a product from the time when Minolta first introduced full-fledged AF zoom telephoto lenses.
It is an early AF telephoto zoom designed for the α system (A-mount) at the time, and is the original of the "75-300mm series (commonly known as Big Bear)" that followed.

Lens construction: 11 groups, 13 elements
Aperture blades: 9
Minimum focusing distance: Approximately 1.5m
Maximum magnification: Approximately 0.26x (at 300mm)
Size: Approximately 72.5mm in diameter x Approximately 163.5mm in length
Weight: Approximately 860g
Hood: Clip-on type

Soft, classical color reproduction and bokeh (the so-called "Minolta color").
Practical telephoto range covering up to 300mm focal length.
Suitable for portraits and landscapes in the medium to telephoto range.　　　　　Above (by Generative AI)

I lost interest in photography early on, so I haven't used it much.
I am a complete novice when it comes to cameras, but I think the condition is quite good.
There are no noticeable scratches or stains, and the case is also clean.
There is no dust or mold inside the lens, and there seems to be no clouding on the lens.
It has been hibernating in its case for a long time.
However, I do not have a camera body, so I have not confirmed its operation.

Thank you for your consideration.

Size...α A-mount