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 Flash Hot Shoe Adapter YN-H3 for Sony Alpha and Minolta US $6.80 
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 Minolta Program Flash 2800AF Instruction Book US $7.11
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 Hot Shoe Adatper for Minolta/Sony Flash to Canon Camera US $9.30
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 COBRA 700AF Flash - Minolta Dynax -With Off Camera Bracket US $63.20
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 vtg subminiature spy camera Minolta MG 16 w/ flash 2 filters papers case w/ key US $19.99
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 Sigma 430205 EF-430 Super Flash for Minolta AF US $169.95
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 MINOLTA AUTO 25 FLASH UNIT #914 US $4.99
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 Zeikos ZE-HVL72S Flash f/Sony /Minolta Free World Ship US $149.99
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 Minolta 5600HS (D) Camera Flash US $130.50
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 Flash Hot Shoe Adapter for Konica Minolta / Sony Alpha as FS-1100 US $14.95
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 Konica Minolta Auto Electroflash AUTO 25 Shoe Mount Flash Auto25 Speed Light US $24.95
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 Konica Minolta Maxxum 2800AF Shoe Mount Flash Worldwide Ship US $7.29
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 Seagull SYK-6 Remote Flash Trigger for Sony Minolta US $9.90
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 MINOLTA FLASH HOT SHOE ADAPTER US $34.80
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 MINOLTA 2800 AF FLASH-WORKS US $24.92
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 Minolta Program Flash 4000AF Instruction Book, More User Guides & Manuals Listed US $12.63
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 vntg Minolta 35mm Hi-Matic 7s rangefinder camera Rokkor PF 1:1.8 45mm Auto Flash US $45.00
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 Metz 48 AF-1 TTL MZ48317S Flash for Minolta Sony NEW US $224.90
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 Polaroid 104 Land Camera w/Minolta 280PX Electronic Flash X-Sync Vintage WORKING US $65.95
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 Konica Minolta MAXXUM Dynax 5D D5D Digital SLR Parts Shutter Flash Housing LCD US $100.00
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 NEW STARBILTZ 3600DFM BOUNCE DEDICATED ZOOM AUTOFOCUS FLASH MINOLTA MAXXUM 7000 US $69.99
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 VINTAGE SLR JAPAN MINOLTA 35MM SLR EX-5 + LENSES AND FLASH EXTREMELY CLEAN US $68.50
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 Minolta Auto Electroflash 280PX - Electronic Flash - NIB in box US $9.99
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 LOT_MINOLTA_CAMERA_SLR_3_BODIES_LENS_FLASH_BAG US $85.00
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 Minolta X-700 BUNDLE WITH MANY EXTRAS (2 Lenses, Flash, Bag, and Flash accessory US $5.00
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 MINOLTA HI-MATIC 5 CAMERA FLASH COMBO US $24.99
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 Minolta Flash Meter III Light Meter with Case -- Excellent+!! US $69.95
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 Original Minolta X-700 Manual with Accessory Option: Filer Caps Strap Bag Flash US $3.95
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 MINOLTA MAXXUM 2800 AF SHOE MOUNT FLASH UNIT US $17.00
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 VIVITAR 2600 auto Flash - Universal - for Nikon, Pentax, Canon, Olympus, MInolta US $16.95
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 SIGMA EM-140 DG Macro Flash for Sony / Minolta 309205 US $379.00
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 MINOLTA Auto 28 FLASH UNIT w/ case US $9.95
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 Promaster FTD 5200 Electronic Flash With Module for Minolta and Bounce US $9.99
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 Minolta Auto 25 Flash US $20.00
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 Konica Minolta 3600HS Shoe Mount Flash Used Nice! US $79.99
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 Minolta 16 16mm Subminiature Film Camera w/ Baby BC III Flash/Cases/Manuals US $11.00
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 TTL AF DIGITAL FLASH FOR MINOLTA DIMAGE Z6 Z5 Z3 Z2 Z1 US $49.90
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 MINOLTA WIDE PANEL, FOR FLASH/35796 US $10.00
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 MINOLTA FLASH MG-S, CHROME, WITH CASE/81013 US $15.00
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 MINOLTA AG-1 FLASH FOR 16 MG-S, WITH CASE/110110 US $15.00
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 MINOLTA AUTO 25 FLASH/113264 US $15.00
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 MINOLTA AUTO 25 FLASH/122292 US $15.00
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 MINOLTA DOUFIT S FLASH AND TRIPOD CLAMP/120592 US $15.00
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 MINOLTA AUTO 25 FLASH UNIT/130772 US $15.00
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 MINOLTA AUTO 25 ELECTRONIC FLASH/131658 US $15.00
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 NEW IDEAS DUAL FLASH CORD FOR MINOLTA./135736 US $15.00
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 MINOLTA AUTO 25 ELECTRONIC FLASH UNIT/131665 US $15.00
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 Minolta X-370 SLR film camera w/ a ProM Spectrum 7 Macro lens; 35-200mm; flash US $49.50
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 MINOLTA AUTO 200X FLASH UNIT, WORKING,/146536 US $15.00
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 Minolta X-370N Complete Body, 2 Lenses, Flash and Camera Case Super Condition!** US $50.00
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 Minolta AF Maxxum 3600HS (D) Flash for Sony Alpha DSLRs (HVL-F36AM) US $99.00
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 Minolta Flash Meter III US $26.00
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 Konica Minolta Maxxum 5200I Shoe Mount Flash L44645-381 US $6.50
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 Minolta XD5 35mm SLR Film Camera w/ Soligor 85-205 zoom macro & Achiever Flash US $40.00
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 Konica Minolta Auto Electroflash 200X Shoe Mount Flash w/ Soft Case & Manual US $13.95
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 MINOLTA FLASH METER III US $39.95
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 Konica MINOLTA Auto 28 Flash Unit for 35mm SLR Cameras WITH CASE US $7.99
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 Cobra 700AF flash gun Minolta AF Dedicated US $30.28
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 Minolta SRT-201 3 lens OUTFIT,50mmF2, 2X extender, 80-200 F4.5 #128Flash, case US $44.99
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 Vintage Minolta X-700 MPS 35mm SLR Film Camera 280fx Flash & Sigma 35-105mm Lens US $49.99
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 MINOLTA AUTO 128 FLASH US $15.20
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 Vintage Minolta XG-M 35mm Camera with Flash Unit. US $29.99
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 MINOLTA XK 35MM SLR - FLASH - INSTRUCTIONS - ALL ORIGINAL US $325.00
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 Konica Minolta 5400HS Flash US $50.00
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 Konica Minolta 3500XI Flash US $20.00
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 Minolta Maxxum 7000 35mm Camera with Minolta Maxxum 2800 AF flash US $4.95
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 NICELY PRICED MINOLTA MAXXUM 2000Xi FLASH FREE SHIPPING US $26.95
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 Minolta X-700 Camera+MD 50mm/f1.7 Lens+2x Converter+Flash+Minolta Auto Winder US $59.99
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 Minolta Auto 32 Non-Dedicated Flash for SRT Series, X-700, Pentax K1000&Similar US $7.95
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 2 Minolta Subminiature Cameras: 16MG in Box W/Flash, Filters, Manuals + 16 Mod P US $12.95
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 Minolta Auto Meter IV F light exposure flash ambient meter made in Japan US $40.99
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 Minolta Maxxum 7000 Camera w/ AF 50 mm Lens 2800AF Flash Camera BAG & Manual VG US $54.97
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 Minolta Maxxum 5400HS Flash US $60.00
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 Various Camera Bodies, Meters, Flashes, Grips and Lenses - Nikon Minolta Yashica US $45.00
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 YONGNUO YN-560 S Flash Speedlite Hot Shoe for Sony Minolta A580 A450 A-5D A-7D US $92.49
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 SEALED JVC GZ-HM30 Everio Flash Camcorder, Konica Minolta HD Silver US $129.99
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 SEALED JVC GZ-HM30 Everio Flash Camcorder, Konica Minolta HD Blue US $129.99
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 Konica Minolta Maxxum 400si 35mm SLR Film Camera EXTRA Lenses & Flash!!! US $600.00
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 Konica Minolta Macro Ring 1200 Ring Light/Macro Flash Maxxum 1200AF FS-1100 A++ US $699.00
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 MINOLTA MAXXUM 2800 FLASH FOR 7000 9000 5000 FREE SHIP US $39.95
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 MINOLTA CAMERA---BRACKET 2 FLASH ACCESSORY US $.99
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 Konica Minolta Maxxum 1800AF Shoe Mount Flash US $14.99
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 NOS 5 AG Flash Bulbs for Minolta Duofit-S Flashgun US $11.99
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 Flash Bracket +For Sony Minolta Extension TTL Shoe Cord US $62.00
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Minolta Flash
Minolta Flash Talk
The Everlasting Minolta SRT Film SLRs
For a small, but determined group, the Minolta SRT series cameras are still a viable path to SLR photography. Even though the cameras themselves have been out of production for over twenty years and Minolta exited the camera business in 2006, Minolta SRTs are still a hot commodity on ebay, pawnshops and used camera dealers. Minolta no longer makes cameras and digital SLRs are now king of the camera hill. Despite these factors, the SRT camera line is still producing great images.
The SRT101 started the series when it was introduced in 1966. Over the next 15 years, Minolta produced the SRT100, SRT102, SRT200, 201 and 202. The SRT series also appeared with other names outside the US. In addition, Minolta produced the SRT-MC to be sold primarily by K-mart. A similar model, the SRT-SC was sold by JC Penny.
With the huge distribution and rugged metal construction, you can understand why so many SRTs survive today. Yet it would seem they are hopelessly outdated compared with the array of fine digital cameras available. Why would any one want one of these old warhorses instead of a dSLR?
Make no mistake, digital SLRs offer a number of advantages that no film SLR can match. Digital SLR's allow you to preview your shots, you can transfer images to your computer for editing and you can use the same memory card over and over. In addition to not offering digital features, the SRT lacks autofocus, dedicated flash, program mode and auto film advance -- that is a pretty extensive list of lacking features.
Yet it is those missing features that make the cameras attractive to so many current users, With no electronics, the SRT returns the photographer to an era when one's own knowledge was paramount to getting successful images. As a purely manual camera, the SRT forces the users to learn photography from the ground level. Many users are using a SRT as s stepping stone to learning photography before splurging a full featured digital SLR.
Another attractive aspect is cost. Although there are a number of enthusiastic Minolta collectors, so many SRTs were produced and so many were well preserved by their owners, that good, used SRTs are still plentiful. While first class SRTs may eventually become highly collectible, for now you can easily obtain a good, useable model with lens for less than a hundred dollars. A little searching may turn up models for far less.
Even better, there are literately tons of lenses available for these cameras. Minolta, of course, produced the lion's share of these lenses, under the Rokker X and Celtic brand names. Vivitar, Tamron, Soligor and many others also produced excellent lenses to fit the SRT series. Unlike the autofocus A-Mount Minolta lenses that can be used on both Sony and Minolta dSLRs, the X-mount lenses won't fit any dSLR without an adapter. This means you can find some excellent X-Mount lens bargains. As more and more users switch to digital, their old Rokkor-X lenses end up on the auction block. The SRT shooter can find some truly rare and excellent lenses at a price that won't strain the budget.
Of course there are a few caveats. If you should happen on a SRT model, you have to remember it is at least twenty years old and the original SRT models have been around for more than forty years. Bad things can happen to a camera after all that time, particularly if it has been sitting unused in a closet somewhere. Although the SRTs have reputation for great reliability, always check the camera carefully before buying. After time, the shutter speeds have been known become inaccurate, requiring repair to maintain good exposures, The seals around the cameras back may start disintegrating, allowing light into the camera. New seals are available and it is a fairly simple fix.
Undoubtedly the biggest concern is the lack of a battery for the camera's internal meter. The meter on the SRT series is highly accurate, but it was designed to use a 1.35v PX-625 mercury cell. Environmental concerns ended the production of he mercury cells, and the available silver oxide cells are the wrong voltage.
This is really a paper tiger. Use of a silver oxide battery doesn't seem to affect the meter reading that greatly. If you were using 1960s era film, which had very narrow latitude, the voltage difference might be critical. With today's wide latitude films, I have used the readily available MS76 1.5v silver oxide cell with excellent results.
In addition, the camera will work fine without a battery, so you could use a hand held light meter.
If you want to really learn photography, there is no better way to start than a good, manual SLR. And there are few manual SLRs that offer reliability and accessory options at as low a price as a Minolta SRT.
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