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− | *Type: Single Lens Reflex | + | The '''Minolta Vectis S-100''' was the lightest and smallest APS interchangeable lens auto-focus SLR camera for [[Minolta]]'s V-mount lenses (and a with an adapter could mount popular Minolta Alpha/Dynax/Maxxum-mount lenses), with a splash-proof body, and [[Advanced Photo System]] film cartridges. See also [[Minolta RD-3000]] Digital SLR that uses the same Minolta Vectis-mount lenses. |
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+ | === Specifications === | ||
+ | *Type: Single Lens Reflex Auto-focus camera body | ||
*Year of release: 1996 (?) | *Year of release: 1996 (?) | ||
*Manufacturer: [[Minolta]] plant in Malaysia | *Manufacturer: [[Minolta]] plant in Malaysia | ||
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*Modes: programmed modes, fully automatic mode, manual modes | *Modes: programmed modes, fully automatic mode, manual modes | ||
*[[Light meter|Exposure Metering]]: two-zone measuring | *[[Light meter|Exposure Metering]]: two-zone measuring | ||
− | *Focusing: [[TTL]] phase detecting | + | *Focusing: [[TTL]] phase detecting auto-focus with [[CCD]] image sensor, switchable to manual focusing by pushing a button on the lens tube |
*Shutter speed range: 30 sec down to 1/1000 sec | *Shutter speed range: 30 sec down to 1/1000 sec | ||
− | *Flash: [[guide number]] 17 at film speed ISO 200, also used as | + | *Flash: [[guide number]] 17 at film speed ISO 200, also used as auto-focus support light |
*Weight: 315 g without Lens + Film + 2× Cr2-Battery | *Weight: 315 g without Lens + Film + 2× Cr2-Battery | ||
*Dimensions: 124,5 x 78,5 x 55,5 mm | *Dimensions: 124,5 x 78,5 x 55,5 mm | ||
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Revision as of 13:41, 3 July 2012
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The Minolta Vectis S-100 was the lightest and smallest APS interchangeable lens auto-focus SLR camera for Minolta's V-mount lenses (and a with an adapter could mount popular Minolta Alpha/Dynax/Maxxum-mount lenses), with a splash-proof body, and Advanced Photo System film cartridges. See also Minolta RD-3000 Digital SLR that uses the same Minolta Vectis-mount lenses.
Specifications
- Type: Single Lens Reflex Auto-focus camera body
- Year of release: 1996 (?)
- Manufacturer: Minolta plant in Malaysia
- Film Format: APS film cartridges, film speeds 25 to 6400 ASA (available films had 100 to 800 ASA)
- Lens Mount: Minolta V-Lenses bayonet
- Modes: programmed modes, fully automatic mode, manual modes
- Exposure Metering: two-zone measuring
- Focusing: TTL phase detecting auto-focus with CCD image sensor, switchable to manual focusing by pushing a button on the lens tube
- Shutter speed range: 30 sec down to 1/1000 sec
- Flash: guide number 17 at film speed ISO 200, also used as auto-focus support light
- Weight: 315 g without Lens + Film + 2× Cr2-Battery
- Dimensions: 124,5 x 78,5 x 55,5 mm
image by Mikel Adell (Image rights) |
image by Mikel Adell (Image rights) |