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Minolta SRT-303 : Specifications and Opinions

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The Minolta SRT-303 is a reflex camera that uses film (non-digital) manufactured from 1973 to 1975 (discontinued). It does not have a continuos shooting mode. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is €;

2 users have given it an average vote of 9.5 out of 10

Esposure
Shutter speeds	1" - 1/1000
Exp. modes	M
Metering modes
Features
Stabilization	No
Continuos shooting	FPS
Pre-Burst	No
Live View	No
MLU/SS	Yes, Mirrok Lock Up
Video mode
WiFi	No
GPS	No
Camera body and built
Viewfinder	Optical, coverage 90%, x
Flash	No
Battery
Weather sealing	No
Weight	g
Dimensions	mm
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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Google Translate.

Eugenio1978

sent on November 09, 2013

Pros: Sturdy, solid, reliable, great park performance optics at great prices, I raise the mirror to minimize camera shake, self-timer.

Cons: Seals weak, bright viewfinder, I would have appreciated times higher than the second.

Opinion: I bought this beautiful camera (after srt100x, 101, 101b and Srt super) for a few euro on ebay. The machine worked perfectly but I had my work cut out to take it apart and clean it. I replaced the plastic window that allows you to see the opening of the diaphragms with a self-made clear acetate. Once reassembled everything I left and I took a hundred photos conrisultati erratic. The problem is exhibited: probably the meter is malfunctioning so much so that a good 30% of the shots were either underexposed or overexposed. Having solved with readings and another machine, the shots are improved to my satisfaction. I love these machines, upload, focuse and manage everything manually with a car older than me always gives me good feelings ... recommend it to all newbies like me to try shooting with gems of the genre.

Sr1s

sent on May 01, 2013

Pros: Sturdy, well-built, reliable ... a tile metal that continues to do his duty even after 40 years!

Cons: The exposure requires mercury batteries, now to make it work properly you need some changes

Opinion: I enjoyed reading the review of the SRT Stenogau 303 (even though I have the simplest SRT 100x and 101) and the beautiful XM (which I think I'll never have ...). Verissimo the problem of foam that flakes and dirt that accumulates over the decades in the viewfinder, but wanting is easily solved: I have my clean when I disassembled to do a little 'mechanical maintenance (which is not easy but not impossible) . The screen is not as bright and contrasted subsequent series XG, XD and especially X, but it is usabilissimo. Today the price of an SRT is about the same-very affordable-required for most modern machines (eg Canon AE-1, Minolta X-700, Pentax ME ...), but wrong to presume that, in the era of megapixels , is only an object for nostalgic fans. The excellent Rokkor manual focus lenses allow you to take home a complete kit with less than 100 Euro, to rediscover the pleasure of black and white or projections of the slides (both developable in the house, for printing color as said bi Stenogaudreams have a little 'practice). RNPs: congratulations to Stenogau for the photos you've published a black and white really very intense and "vivid"!

Stenogau

sent on April 04, 2013

Pros: Very strong body dimensions you hold well, perfect mechanics, slide rangefinder with microprism effective.

Cons: with shutter curtain fabric and metallic sound, sight of discrete brightness and good outdoors but a little critical internal and optics under f. 3.5, sync at 1/60, but fragile enough exposure, accumulation of dirt in the viewfinder caused by proliferation of insects that eat the strips of foam used to cushion the mirror.

Opinion: I own the 73 and the street has come a long accumulating many thousands of shots. On one occasion, in 5000 more than two months, but the frequency of use has not always been so high. In spite of the age still gets along very well, even in harsh environments. From time exposure meter does not work anymore, but my habits is not a problem. I have no idea of ??its value in used in good condition, but I think very modest. If it were not that confident and care necessary for the treatment of emulsions is irretrievably lost, it would be recommended. Or do all in their own (like the writer), and with the color is not easy.

Photos taken with Minolta SRT-303

Egidio at work

by Stenogau
33 comments, 3269 views

Carnic Alps

by Fabio Predonzan
8 comments, 590 views

The treasure room

by Stenogau
15 comments, 2287 views

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by Stenogau
8 comments, 2329 views

Idle

by Stenogau
23 comments, 2910 views

Goodbye

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27 comments, 2772 views

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by Stenogau
11 comments, 2191 views

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by Stenogau
9 comments, 2049 views

Of networks returning

by Stenogau
4 comments, 1731 views

Hard work

by Stenogau
7 comments, 1928 views

Another take it easy

by Stenogau
5 comments, 1504 views

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by Stenogau
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8 comments, 1303 views

Untitled Photo

by Stenogau
0 comments, 1151 views

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by Stenogau
5 comments, 1256 views

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by Stenogau
0 comments, 1424 views

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by Stenogau
2 comments, 1384 views

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by Stenogau
2 comments, 1384 views

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by Fabio Predonzan
0 comments, 241 views

HI RES 14.0 MP

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by Stenogau
0 comments, 1165 views

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by Stenogau
2 comments, 1268 views

Untitled Photo

by Stenogau
2 comments, 1173 views

Untitled Photo

by Stenogau
0 comments, 1145 views

Other active little helper

by Stenogau
4 comments, 1483 views

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by Stenogau
0 comments, 1217 views

Untitled Photo

by Stenogau
0 comments, 1099 views

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by Stenogau
2 comments, 1161 views

Calle Testoni

by Stenogau
5 comments, 1253 views

Repair networks

by Stenogau
2 comments, 1185 views

Monte Rosa

by Fabio Predonzan
0 comments, 165 views

HI RES 14.0 MP

But how much they eat these

by Stenogau
7 comments, 1458 views

Carnic Alps, Comelico

by Fabio Predonzan
2 comments, 262 views

HI RES 12.3 MP

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Sesto Dolomites

by Fabio Predonzan
4 comments, 310 views

HI RES 14.1 MP

Untitled Photo

by Stenogau
0 comments, 1079 views

Nasse

by Stenogau
2 comments, 1263 views

Ahrntal Valley

by Fabio Predonzan
0 comments, 220 views

HI RES 14.1 MP

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