What film does the Minolta SRT 101 use?

35mm Film
The Minolta SRT 101 35mm Film SLR camera lets you relive the charm of old-style film photography. This camera can be used with Minolta MC lenses. It has a through-the-lens, full aperture metering (TTL). Also, the camera includes Contrast Light Compensation (CLC) matrix metering system.

Is Minolta SRT 101 a good camera?

The Minolta SRT-101 is ont of the most popular cameras of all time. Minolta made millions of them. The good news is that they are so solid and well built that most of them still work perfectly, which is better than even LEICA cameras of this era. The SRT-101 has a full-aperture through-the-lens coupled light meter.

What kind of battery does a Minolta SrT 101 take?

LiCB CR2032 3V Lithium Battery(10-Pack)

How do you know if a film is loaded properly?

Don’t worry, there is an easy way to determine if the film is moving forward or not. When you use the film advance to wind the film, you simply have to check if the knob on the left (that you use to rewind the film) is turning. If it turns, good, it means that the film is properly engaged.

How do you load Asahi Pentax?

Load the camera with film.

1. To open the back of the K1000 and load a roll of film, pull up on the film rewind lever until the back of the camera pops open.
2. Place the film cartridge nub side down into the chamber on the left of the camera, with the film leader facing towards the right of the camera.

What kind of camera is the Minolta srt101b?

The Minolta SRT101b was a later version of the original SRT 101, which was introduced by Minolta in the mid 1960s. It is a 35mm single lens reflex camera with TTL metering, a good viewfinder and a solid reputation for quality. I paid £10:50 including postage for this camera in a ‘buy it now’ sale from eBay.

What was the first Minolta 35mm SLR camera?

Minolta introduced the SRT series of 35mm SLR film cameras in 1966. First of the line was the SRT-101, a first that came with a full aperture through the lens metering, and a meter coupling system that introduces the MC (Meter Coupled) series of SR mount lenses.

What was the cold shoe on the Minolta SRT 101?

The early Minolta SRT 101s had a ‘cold shoe’ and a mirror lockup. It would seem that the mirror lockup was mainly to accommodate a 21mm super-wide non-retrofocal lens where the rear elements would have interfered with the camera’s (large) mirror, but of course, it was also useful for microscopy and astrophotography.

What kind of viewfinder does Minolta SRT have?

The SRT series cameras, well known for its solid construction, are fitted with a double-hinged reflex mirror and have extremely bright viewfinders. Exposure metering is a match needle system where the aperture needle is lined up with the shutter speed setting for the correct exposure.