Specifications and Main Features
- Camera Type: Type of camera – SL45 Model which is a Also an automatic exposure,lica camera body.
- Photography System: Hybrid which has both APS camera control photography system of controlling which is focus by aperturing.
- Standard Lenses:
- MDSOmm F 1.2
- MDSOmm F 1.4
- MDSOmm F 1.7
- MD50mm F 2
- Lens Mount: Minolta SLR circunstancial bayonet lens mount
- Film Used: J135 roullette Cult Vintage
- Size of Image Field: Two-dimensional image with a field of 24 x 36mm
- Shutter Type: E foresee shutters with open blade shutter elongated inform x2cm photodetectors, linen control interface
- Shutter Speed:
- Auto S mode allows shutter speeds from four second to 1000 frames per second
- Manual includes and up to 3 second exposures per second internal timer.
- Shutter Release: Electromagnetic release by remote cord or wireless controller after Moto IR-1 has been installed.
- Self-Timer: Electronic self-timer with LED light which turns green or red.
- Light Metering System: Center weighted photometry but metering system is due to the presence of one silicon photocell through t L c majority.
- Auto Exposure Interlock Range: The extreme left exposure includes EV 1 20 out of plus or minus 18 limits, with one hundred ASA ISO and using a lens diameter max of 1.4.
- Film Speed Scale: ASA ISO setting up has a automatic locking mechanism every 1/3 group increments.
- Metering Switch: The switch for the meter can be activated by either touching the switch or slightly depressing the operating button on a remote unit.
- Viewfinder Type: A pre aligned grousset frame has been used which is converted using a SLR pentaprism so that the undesired horizontal lenses are replaced with vertical lenses while having 95% area of the reformer film frame.
- Magnification: When measuring using a 50 mm lens the angle will be 0.9 degrees translated to setting when at infinity.
- Dioptric Power: The minimum focus distance with regular set of diopters is one diopter -1.
- Finder Indications:Showing an LED shutter-speed scale on a device or an electrical equipment logo, low battery or over/under range device eight and device or device or a battery-checking devices or device or a low battery checking device.
- Flash Sync: Electro flash and sync x's attached at 1 over sixty second speed.
- Battery: Any two 1.55 silver oxidative or two alkaline manganese LR44 type batteries.
- Dimensions: 3-9/19 inches wide × 5-3/8 inches high and 90 millimeters x 137 millimeters.
- Weight: Without provision of electric power supply, the units weight is 470 grams.
- Accessories: A variety of Minolta flash units, winder, separate controlling sets, and interchangeable Minolta lenses.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What type of film does the camera use?
A: The model camera mentioned utilizes J135 roll film.
- Q: How fast can this shutter operate?
A: Shutter speed ranges from four seconds to a one over one thousand seconds. In addition to that, there are several manual speeds.
- Q: How does the self-timer work?
A: An electronic self-timer is activated when an operating button is tapped and a blinking LED light indicates this activation.
- Q: Can I use different lenses with this camera?
A: Interchangeable Minolta lenses therefore are used to work this particular camera.
- Q: What is the viewfinder magnification?
A: When zooming in with a 50mm lens to infinity point and changing T then the value of the viewfinder magnification is said to be a value of 0:9
- Q: What kind of battery does the camera require?
A: Two 1.5 V alkaline-manganese batteries (LR44) or two 1.55 V silver-oxide batteries (SR44) are required by the camera.
- Q: Is the camera compatible with remote control?
A: The camera is operational along with its wireless controller IR-1 for remote operation.
- Q: What is the exposure control system used in this camera?
A: This camera utilizes TTL center weighted average auto focus metering for exposure control.
- Q: What is the size and weight of the camera?
A: Dimensions of the camera are 90 x 137 mm and the weight is approximately 470 g exclusive of batteries.
User Manual
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