Difference between revisions of "Minolta SR system"

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The Minolta SR system is a camera system based on single lens reflex camera bodies for full frame format 24×36mm on 35mm film, and on the wide range of lenses for the cameras' lens mount, the Minolta SR mount, which was evolved from a simple bayonet mount to similar mounts which included more and more means of aperture control.

SR generation

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−	The '''Minolta SR system''' ~~was~~ a [[camera system]] based on [[single lens reflex]] camera bodies for full frame format 24×36mm on [[35mm film]], and on the [[Minolta SR mount lenses\|wide range of lenses]] for the cameras' [[lens mount]], the [[Minolta SR mount]], which was evolved from a simple bayonet mount to similar mounts which included more and more means of aperture control.	+	The '''Minolta SR system''' is a [[camera system]] based on [[single lens reflex]] camera bodies for full frame format 24×36mm on [[35mm film]], and on the [[Minolta SR mount lenses\|wide range of lenses]] for the cameras' [[lens mount]], the [[Minolta SR mount]], which was evolved from a simple bayonet mount to similar mounts which included more and more means of aperture control.

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