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Konica Minolta, Inc.

Konica Minolta, Inc.

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Sep 11, 2026

Zack OwenHOST
58:39
Right.
David WilleyGUEST
58:39
They're really tremendous, and Konica Minolta.
Zack OwenHOST
58:42
There you go.
Zack OwenHOST
58:43
What are the store hours? Are they all the same at every location?
Clyde VaughanHOST
1:37
Yeah.
SeanGUEST
1:38
Um, and it's been wild because, uh, you know, I mean, we had a fisheye back in the old Konica Minolta A-mount days.
Clyde VaughanHOST
1:45
Yeah.
SeanGUEST
1:45
Um, and that was a, like, I mean, it was a relatively small lens, but it was a heavy lens.
Chris NiccollsHOST
5:40
You know, we did the thing about the Konica 2A.
Chris NiccollsHOST
5:44
And what was really interesting about that is learning how much history Konica had as a brand and how much potential Konica Minolta had.
Chris NiccollsHOST
5:51
And then how, off the rails it went you know what i mean so it's like you don't want to see that happen at pentax and and rico's doing great because rico has the gr series that's their niche they do well but what's happening to pentax right and and i think that company really needs some assistance it needs a totally different direction it needs a big influx of cash to do that it's got very talented people there and it's got such a long history and i feel like yeah there's some moves they could make that they're not making i'd want to be a part of that
Jordan DrakeHOST
6:22
Cool.

1 HR 4 MINS LATER

Chris NiccollsHOST
70:36
I think Sony had a big learning experience by trying to make digital SLRs, but really it was – And there was nothing necessarily wrong with them.
Chris NiccollsHOST
70:44
And they were really starting to get some information about image quality, their color theory, which again, I don't think was great at the time, maybe not even now, but also like menu systems and all that kind of stuff.
Chris NiccollsHOST
70:55
But that was really built off of the carcass that was Konica Minolta, right? So...
Chris NiccollsHOST
71:02
What's so influential about their Alpha series is this is Sony as a major company that nobody respects in the photographic industry, honestly.
Corey ClarkHOST
4:26
No.
Aslan HajivandiHOST
4:26
It was Konica Minolta.
Aslan HajivandiHOST
4:28
It-
Corey ClarkHOST
4:28
The Minolta Gator Bowl?
Aslan HajivandiHOST
4:30
Konic- Konica Minolta-
Corey ClarkHOST
4:31
Oh
Aslan HajivandiHOST
4:31
... which was like a copy printer.
Corey ClarkHOST
4:41
was
Aslan HajivandiHOST
4:41
the Konica Minolta.
Corey ClarkHOST
4:43
The Minolta Gator
Aslan HajivandiHOST
4:44
Ball? Konica Minolta, which was like a copy printer machine.
Corey ClarkHOST
4:50
You know, there was a moment, not that we were going to start off on this kind of, you know, being, I don't know.
Aslan HajivandiHOST
4:57
Nostalgic?

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