Konica
Konica is a Japanese company known for cameras, film, and optical equipment.
Founded in 1873, it was a pioneer in photography—introducing Japan's first camera and the first autofocus camera.
In 2003 it merged with Minolta to form Konica Minolta, which now focuses primarily on office equipment and imaging technology rather than consumer cameras.
Image capturing device
- filmMovie or coating
- lensLight-focusing curved glass
- 35mmFilm width measurement
- point-and-shootAutomatic handheld camera
SLR · compact · negative · print · exposure · shutter · aperture · flash
Former camera manufacturer
- CanonJapanese imaging corporation
- NikonJapanese imaging corporation
- FujifilmJapanese photography corporation
- OlympusSacred Greek mountain
Pentax · Kodak · Leica · Sony · Panasonic · Hasselblad · Polaroid · Sigma
Japan's capital city
- JapanEast Asian archipelago nation
- OsakaJapanese port metropolis
- corporationLegally separate business entity
- manufacturingIndustrial product creation
headquarters · conglomerate · multinational · precision · engineering · quality · export · global
camera
Image capturing device
point-and-shoot · SLR · compact · negative · print · exposure · shutter · aperture · flash · autofocus
Minolta
Former camera manufacturer
- CanonJapanese imaging corporation
- NikonJapanese imaging corporation
- FujifilmJapanese photography corporation
Olympus · Pentax · Kodak · Leica · Sony · Panasonic · Hasselblad · Polaroid · Sigma · Epson
Tokyo
Japan's capital city
- JapanEast Asian archipelago nation
- OsakaJapanese port metropolis
- corporationLegally separate business entity
manufacturing · headquarters · conglomerate · multinational · precision · engineering · quality · export · global · Asia-Pacific
icon, iconic, iconoclast, iconography, iconoclasm, iconoclastic, iconically