Mike Kennedy Member Joined Feb 5, 2005 Messages 1,594 Location Eastern Cana Format Multi Format Feb 21, 2010 #1 The meter appears to be TKO. I was wondering if I could use the depth of field button to step the lens down to achieve a correct exposure?
The meter appears to be TKO. I was wondering if I could use the depth of field button to step the lens down to achieve a correct exposure?
wclark5179 Member Joined Dec 31, 2002 Messages 504 Format 35mm RF Feb 21, 2010 #2 I believe the SRT201 is very similar to the SRT101. If my memory recalls the SRT 201 had some flash syc features on the shoe. Light meter doesn't control the f stop. That's mechanical and it's activated during exposure. DOF preview on the lens is to examine what the film will record during exposure relative to depth of field. I had an SRT101 and used it for weddings in the early 1970's.
I believe the SRT201 is very similar to the SRT101. If my memory recalls the SRT 201 had some flash syc features on the shoe. Light meter doesn't control the f stop. That's mechanical and it's activated during exposure. DOF preview on the lens is to examine what the film will record during exposure relative to depth of field. I had an SRT101 and used it for weddings in the early 1970's.
Christopher Walrath Member Joined Dec 30, 2005 Messages 7,175 Location Milton, DE USA Format Analog Feb 21, 2010 #3 I have used a sr-T101 for years with an inoperable light meter. Beauty about these things being completely mechanical otherwise. I love'm.
I have used a sr-T101 for years with an inoperable light meter. Beauty about these things being completely mechanical otherwise. I love'm.
Pumal Member Joined Mar 12, 2009 Messages 580 Format Multi Format Feb 21, 2010 #4 I have both and I consider them exceptional. Minolta glass is great. I use a Hand Held Meter.