1. Minolta SR-T Super SLR Film Camera

Minolta is Single lens reflex camera with through-the-lens CLC (Contrast Light Compensator) meter.   The meter is designed to  couple the shutter and film speed (ASA6-6400).  It has mechanical colth focal plane shutter (1-1/1000 sec plus B). The flash synchronized shutter is 1-1/60 sec.

 

Canon Demi Half Frame 35mm Film Camera

Canon Demi was produced in 1960's, which is half-frame 35mm film camera.  It has a bright SH 30mm f/1.7 lens had 6 elements in 4 groups. The  bright viewfinder was designed using a reversed Galilean type.  An exposure meter needle and correct-exposure window (with aperture scale) is located on the right of the viewfinder. It is shutter speed-priority EE with a CdS cell. The distance is by looking On the bottom of the image area  for near, medium, and far subject distances using match needle which is coupled to the lens focusing.
 
For exposure control, shutter speed-priority EE with a CdS cell was provided.

Olympus OM-10 Film Camera

Olympus OM-10 was announced in 1979 as the cheapest of OM SLR lines.  It is an aperture priority 35mm film camera.  An adapter was sold separately to allow change of shutter.  The camera came with a sharp and contrasty 50mm F1.8 lens.  Olympus was famous to cut down the size of the then SLR camera. The camera was much smaller and lighter than the competition.  The present Olympus EM-5 DSLR camera bears the similar styling of the OM-10.

Old Camera - Kiev 4am

Kiev 4am is an classic 35mm rangefinder camera based on Contax design.  The viewfinder and rangefinder use the same window for focusing and aiming.  The lens mount is the Contax rangefinder mount which allow to use the prewar Contax rangefinders lenses made for this mount. The Kiev 4am were produced between 1980-87with the choice of Helios-103 53mm f/1.8 or Jupiter-8M 50mm f/2.

Kiev 4am Rangefinder Camera