Minolta SRT 101 black 58 mm 1.4 all in original case with manual, looks like it just came out of the box. Nice heavy metal camera, sweet glass, it's mine.
Thrift store purchase, I really needed a good suit, did nt need the camera, it is mine, I really like it.
I bought one of my nephews an F1, 50 f/4 & motor drive for ~200.00. At some point it becomes theft, but I'll rot in hell for far worse than paying 15.00 bucks for an SRT.
I just snagged a Nikon-mount Tokina 50-200mm F3.5 lens, in beautiful condition, for $5.50. I don't know whether to be thrilled or despondent on how little such good MF equipment will fetch these days.
Best, Richard
Identical to my very first 35mm camera and lens, except mine was chrome. I paid $47.50 or thereabouts at an estate auction about 10-15 years ago or so. Lovely camera. Absolutely wonderful lens -- try portraits close-up wide open.
Minolta SRT 101 black 58 mm 1.4 all in original case with manual, looks like it just came out of the box. Nice heavy metal camera, sweet glass, it's mine.
Thrift store purchase, I really needed a good suit, did nt need the camera, it is mine, I really like it.
To think that I bought one of those from Futami Camera (Tokyo) in 1964 for $129 with 50mm f 1.4 . . . . Using the consumer price index that looks like about $840? Can't shake a stick at a one dee ese marc three with that. . . (mine was chrome)
To think that I bought one of those from Futami Camera (Tokyo) in 1964 for $129 with 50mm f 1.4 . . . . Using the consumer price index that looks like about $840? Can't shake a stick at a one dee ese marc three with that. . . (mine was chrome)