Compared with the former, the new camera has not changed much in appearance, but replaced the cold shoe flash contact used by SRT101 with a new hot shoe technology. In the same year, SRT201 came out, officially replacing the SRT101 camera that has been in the market for nearly a decade. The European market name for this camera is SRT100b, a name that is easily misunderstood. The highest shutter of the camera adopts the first 1 / 1000s.
In 1975, the SRT200 camera was introduced to replace the simplified SRT100. In 1974, the enhanced SRT102 launched the b model, and the new model canceled the mirror lock of the camera. These two models appear more as shelves in department stores or commercial centers, as part of Minolta's new market policy. In 1973, the simplified version of SRT100 launched two variants: SRT MC and SRT SC. The same SRT102 camera, its Asian market name is SRT Super European market name is SRT303. Today, when we look back at the legendary products of Minolta, it is undoubtedly a disaster. This practice of using different names for the same product in different markets was effective in the era of global integration.
A unique hobby owned by a newly appointed head? Or is it just to facilitate its own management of the market. No one knows what Minolta's original purpose was. And just this year, Minolta began the policy of dividing the market area. In this camera, the multiple exposure function was added, and the focusing screen also began to use a horizontal split-image micro-prism ring focusing screen called the later standard focusing screen style. In 1973, as an enhanced version of the SRT101 camera, SRT102 came out. The biggest difference between this camera and SRT101 is that the maximum shutter speed is only 1 / 500s. In 1971, along with the SRT101 c-type camera, a simplified version of the SRT100-type camera was scaled down.
It constitutes the most complex SRT series of Minolta SLR camera products. As a market myth, the evolutionary version of SRT101 is extremely complex, including simplified version, enhanced version and their respective variants. The SRT101 camera is the first myth created by Minolta, bringing Minolta into the era of modern cameras. In 1966, the first SRT101 with TTL full-aperture metering technology was born.
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