[Operation Confirmed] Minolta SR-101 + MC Rokkor-PF 50mm f1.7 (M27)

The (M26) at the end of the product name is a serial number for product management.

Operation confirmed.

This camera is a single-lens reflex camera with a hot shoe, released in August 1975 as an improved version of the Minolta SRT101, which was released in 1966.

Working well.

The body has some scratches, dirt, and dents.

The shutter curtain has some wavy distortion, but it does not affect practical use.

Fine dust can be seen scattered in the viewfinder.
The mirror and prism are generally in good condition.
The light seals have been replaced, but it's a DIY job.
The exposure meter has a variation of about one f-stop depending on the shooting conditions, but this is within the acceptable error range for a film camera.

The lens is a later model MC Rokkor-PF 50mm f/1.7, with a rubber-wrapped metal focus ring and a black-painted aperture ring.
Minute dust can be seen scattered inside.
Also, the coating on the rear element has deteriorated and is quite cloudy. The image quality will be slightly softer, so beautiful people will look even more beautiful, and older people will look 4-5 years younger.

The filter is a Kenko Skylight (1A) 55mm, with scratches and dirt commensurate with its age.
The lens cap is a Sigma 55mm substitute.
The hood is not included.
The strap is the genuine one for this camera, but it is quite deteriorated.

Overall, the condition is good for a camera that is about 60 years old.

*Included items
Minolta SR101 body
MC Rokkor-PF 1:1.7 f=50mm
Filter Kenko Skylight (1A) 55mm
Lens cap Sigma 55mm
Strap Minolta genuine