Mar 16, 2023 The Fujica ST901 was made in Japan by Fuji, and introduced in 1974. It is an SLR with TTL metered aperture priority auto exposure for film speeds from 32 to 3200 ASA , and an electronically controlled step-less shutter capable of speeds from 20s - 1/1000s.
Oct 25, 2020 The Fujica ST901 was the third in a trio of cameras that inched the M42 screw mount towards its limitations and pointed the way to the future. Both of its predecessors, the ST701 and ST801 were landmark cameras in their own right. The ST701 was the first camera to use silicon photo diodes for metering. The ST801 was the first camera to replace ...
Feb 1, 2020 Home. Classic analogue. Fujica ST901. In the early 1970s there was a small band of surprisingly sophisticated cameras using the old M42 screw mount: Pentax ES (1973, with the upgraded ES II launched in 1974) Fujica ST901 (1974) Chinon CEII Memotron (unknown launch date)
Nov 30, 2018 The Fujica ST-901 could not be described as an elegant camera in the way the Pentax SV is with its curves, purring shutter and gorgeous winder arm. Its boxier, but not at all ugly. If I could visually compare it to a modern Fuji camera, it would be the XT-10 and XT-20. Its heavier than the SV too, as you would expect.
Sep 14, 2021 Weight: 830 grams (w/ lens), 641 grams (body only) Manual: https://www.cameramanuals.org/fuji_pdf/fujica_st901.pdf. How these ratings work. The Fujica ST901 was one of the most advanced SLRs ever made by Fujica and one of a few screw mount SLRs capable of auto exposure.
111. Posted August 15, 2009. Mike, I've got a Fujica ST801 and like it very much. It also has open-aperture metering. Evidently Fuji lenses that are. marked "EBC" are the only ones that will meter wide open, and in a listing of Fuji lenses I found, the 50mm f2.2 does not. have the EBC designation. With my ST801 and non-EBC lenses, stop-down ...
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The Fujica ST901 was made in Japan by Fuji, and introduced in 1974. It is an SLR with TTL metered aperture priority auto exposure for film speeds from 32 to 3200 ASA, and a shutter capable of speeds from 20s - 1/1000s. This was the top model in a range also including the ST605, ST705 and ST801 [1] .
Sep 23, 2019 Introduction to the camera and it's functions then loading with film, M42 mount discussed
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General Description. Open-aperture TTL metering, first camera with a digital readout of shutter speed in the finder. Specifications. Type. 35mm focal-plane shutter single-lens reflex camera with TTL exposure meter coupled with the shutter and diaphragm. Film Used. 135 cartridge-packed film. Picture Size. 24 x 36mm.
Mar 1, 2017 Fuji introduced important innovations the Fujica ST701 was the first SLR using a silicon photo-diode for exposure metering, and in 1974, the ST901 was the first camera to use numerical LEDs to show the selected shutter speed in the viewfinder.
1974 Fujica ST901. Please see the camera-wiki article on the Fujica ST901. This camera pioneered the use of segmented LEDs in the viewfinder to display shutter speed values numerically. This was primarily intended as an aperture-priority autoexposure camera, with an electronically-timed shutter.
Feb 26, 2024 Fuji began producing cameras in 1948 with the Fujica Six. Until the late 1970s, many cameras made by Fuji were called Fujica, a contraction of Fuji and camera (cf Leica, Yashica etc.). In the mid 1980's the Fujica name change to simply Fuji, in the mid 1990's this changed yet again to Fujifilm. The company started producing digital cameras in 1988.
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