u/DrunkPanda

Being shared around in other communities, haven't seen it here yet

First from infinity to minimum focus, then 1 to 3 softness. Not pictured - the vast amount of medical tape used to secure it and turn the dials without sliding the unit around.

I took some x-rays of one of my camera bodies. Can you identify it? Really gotta know your differences between the bodies and their features. And see if you can identify the Minolta Rokkor lens too if you're feeling spicy.

Hints: You have to look really close at the details to see the differences between it and the SRT-101. First place to look and most obvious >!prism box!< second >!around the mount ring but it'll only narrow it down!< two other visible but more nuanced differences third >!rewind mechanism!< fourth >!backplate size!<. There's other differences but they're not visible because they're radiotransparent or blocked.

Solution: The body is the >!SR-T 102, (303 in Europe, SR-T Super in Japan)!< which you can tell because >!it's an SRT body with MLU mechanism, judas window, larger backplate size more complex film rewinding mechanism to allow for double exposures!<. You may be able to get the right answer with just a few of those. The lens is a >!Minolta Varisoft Rokkor 85mm f2.8!<.