| Do you have a Minolta SRT 101 (TTL Metering)? Repair needed? Or maybe a CLA? |
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EX++ |
$259.47 |
Guaranteed perfect operation. Completely CLA'd. Perfect metering and shutter speeds. New light seals and mirror bumper cushion. Very beautiful cosmetics for a BLACK of this vintage. |
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$189.50 |
Later evolved but more complete species of Classic 101. Has mirror lock-up, multi-slot take-up spool, FP and X sync PC connectors, self-timer, and depth of field preview. Very nice aesthetics. Completely CLA'd. New light seal elastomers and mirror bumper cushion. Perfect meter function and shutter speeds. |
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The MINOLTA SRT101
The SRT series was introduced in 1966 with the SRT101 as its basis and in different variations spanned 1 1/2 decades thru 1981. The basic/introductory model, the SRT-101 lasted 10 years of that. Later models and variations are basically highly similar with added (hot shoe for the 200 series) or deleted (lock-up mirror, self-timer) features or specific model designations for certain geographic regions.
The CLC (Contrast Light Compensation) metering system introduced on the 101 is a technically very crude* but highly effective precursor to Nikon's matrix light metering which was to come much later on its FA. (*It is little more than a two CdS cell array wired in series and sampling light from two different areas of the exposure such that greatest weight is given to the least lit region)
The variations over life of each model are great in added of omitted capabilities and features and more significant than its designation to the value of each model are the included features.
SC/MC and SC-II/MC-II models are those designated for very large mass merchandisers such as K-MART and Sears.
The 200 series includes a hot shoe.
The 300 series is the European designated version,
The 500 series is the Japanese designated version.
| Self Timer |
Yes |
| Focusing System/Method (Camera) |
Manual |
| Camera Format Type |
24mm X 36mm |
| Exposure Control Modes |
Fully Manual |
| Shutter Speed Range |
1 to 1/1000th second plus B |
| ASA Meter Range |
6 - 6400 |
| EV or Meter Sensitivity Range |
Meter sensitivity EV 3 to EV 17 at ASA 100 and F1.4 |
| Viewfinder Information |
Shutter Speed
Exposure Plus/Minus Needle |
| Weight |
25oz (700g) |
| Color Scheme(s) |
Black Painted
Black and Chrome |
| Type of Battery/Cell |
Mercuric Oxide 625 (Wein Cell) |
| Shutter Technology |
Mechanical
Horizontal Travel Rubberized Fabric
Behind The Lens/Focal Plane Shutter |
| Exchangeable Viewfinder Screens |
No |
| Built In Flash |
No |
| Flash Connection |
PC Connector |
| Date/Event of introduction |
1966 |
| Date of Final Production or Date of Withdrawal |
1975 |
| Type of Camera |
SLR |
| FP Shutter Travel Time (X Sync Speed) |
1/60th second |
| Motor Drive Capability |
None |
| Aperture Mechanism |
Automatic |
| Depth of Field Preview |
Yes |
| Viewfinder Focusing Aid(s) if not Exchangeable |
Micro Prism |
New in box with warranty papers as it came from the dealer Indistinguishable from new but no box or no papers or both Very close to new condition with only subtle signs of use or handling. Extremely nice condition but does show some handling and use but no hard use whatsoever. Excellent condition but shows some wear and use. Perfectly Excellent operating condition but cosmetics leave something to be desired. Usable but has mechanical, optical and cosmetic issues as indicated in individual descriptions Issues as indicated in individual descriptions Very significant conditions as indicated in individual descriptions. The lower end of this range is basically a paperweight that looks something like it might once have taken some pictures.
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