Description :
The SRT 101 is where Minolta’s reputation for making serious, dependable SLRs was built. Released in 1966, it is a solid all-metal camera with a fully mechanical shutter that works at every speed without a battery. The viewfinder is bright and large, and everything is manual, so it is a great camera for learning how exposure works. The Minolta SR mount works with a wide range of excellent MC and MD Rokkor lenses. The 28mm f2.8 Rokkor is a sharp, compact wide angle that is great for street, travel, architecture and big group shots. A tough, honest camera that is built to last.
Spécifications:
- Type : Entièrement mécanique
- Vitesse d'obturation maximale : 1/1000s
- Lens: Minolta SR/MC mount, 28mm f2.8 Rokkor
- Modes : manuel uniquement
Battery: Fully mechanical, no battery needed
Due to the age of this camera and the nature of old light meters we can’t guarantee that the light meter still works. This isn’t an issue as the camera will function perfectly without batteries. To meter a scene before taking a picture we recommend using an external light-meter or for you to take our online course that will teach you how to use a film camera without the use of any external tools.
