Minolta SR-T 101
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| Minolta SR-T 101 | |
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| Type | 35 mm SLR |
| Lens mount | Minolta MC (Meter Coupled) mount |
| Focus | Manual focus through fine micro prism with Fresnel lens |
| Exposure | Manualy controlled aperture and shutter speed (Bulb to 1/1000 sec) |
| Flash | Cold shoe, FP & 1/60 sec X-sync |
| Dimensions | 51 x 86 x 136 mm, 560 g |
The Minolta SR-T 101 is a manual focus, SLR 35 mm camera manufactured between 1966 and 1975. The SR-T 101 is notable because it introduced many features now commonly expected on SLR cameras. [1][2].
[edit] Camera Features
- Through-the-lens, full aperture metering
- Predecessor to the modern matrix metering system, called Contrast Light Compensator system (CLC)
- Mirror lockup
- Depth-of-field preview
- Shutter speed visible in viewfinder
- Self timer
- Mechanical, horizontal, focal-plane shutter
- Minolta MC (Meter Coupled) Lens Mount
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