Minolta SRT-101: An underrated tank of SLR
When looking at the market of used Single-Lens Reflex (SLR) released in the 70-'80s, I often come around the popular Canon AE-1, the Pentax K1000, Olympus OM and an overload of Nikon F3, FMA and Nikkormats.
If we put aside medium-format and solely concentrate on 35mm cameras, Nikon was king on the hill then. The brand that most professionals use. And for a good reason, the Nikon F family was excellent. I own a pair of Nikon F3 and F3T that I cherish very much, especially with the vast array of lenses available.
But I won't talk about Nikon today. Instead, I want to re-introduce an underrated brand: Konica Minolta, particularly their popular SRT-101.
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