This camera omits the 1/1000 second shutter speed found in Minolta's first SLR camera, the SR-2. It's a curious naming convention, with the first model being the SR-2 and the second the SR-1. There is no built-in exposure meter. This is a good introductory camera for those who want to learn about cameras. It comes with a Rokkor PF 55mm 1.8 lens, known as the "Green Rokkor," a rare lens with achromatic coating that shines green when held up to the light. Minolta's unique coating technology, which focused on color reproduction, was popular in fashion magazines at the time, and many photos were taken with Rokkor lenses. Lenses that have maintained their coating well are valuable. I hope you enjoy this lens with film or a digital camera. Unfortunately, the aperture linkage bar is damaged, so please use stop-down metering. *Adjustments and maintenance performed: Function check of each part. Body: Sterilization cleaning. Slight dent on the top plate. Finder: Cleaning. Clear view, but small mold is visible. Film chamber: No light seals. Light-sealed by design. Shutter: All speeds function. Lens: Cleaned with cleaner. The lens looks clean. Aperture: Aperture linkage bar is damaged. Helicoid: Slight wear in some areas. (Test shooting) Test shots were taken with ISO 100 Seagull film. The shadows of the houses create a rhythmic movement on the road. I like the silence of the monochrome world. *Negative service: After adjustment and maintenance, test shots are taken and checked. The negatives from that time will be provided as a service to those who want them. This is proof that the adjustment and maintenance have been done correctly. *What is included: Camera body, Rokkor PF 55mm 1.8 lens, original lens cap, original UV filter (with some wear). *Specifications: Exposure control: Mechanical horizontal-travel focal-plane shutter Quick return mirror, automatic aperture mechanism Mount: SR mount Shutter speeds: B, 1-1/500 Exposure meter: None Minolta SR1_445 + PF 55mm 1.8 469 lens