The Minolta SRT-100X is a 35mm film SLR from Minolta's SRT series, a line of manual-focus cameras introduced in the 1970s with through-the-lens metering. It sat near the entry level of the SRT range, aimed at budget-conscious amateur photographers rather than professionals.

At recent UK auction, SRT-100X bodies have been modest performers, with hammer prices of £25 and £31 recorded — a wholesale range that reflects this model's position as an affordable user camera today in 2026. Because the sample is small, what a given body sells for is heavily condition-sensitive: a clean, working example with a bright meter will fetch the upper end, while shutter or foam issues can drop the value further.