Pentax ME Super body chrome. Al seals are replaced.

In 1977, Pentax had introduced two compact 35mm SLRs, the MX and the ME, after the Olympus OM-1 presented in 1972 had introduced a new trend for compactness in SLR cameras.

The Pentax ME was the automatic model, but it had no manual mode. It was replaced in 1979 by the simpler MV and the more advanced ME Super, which was the smallest and lightest SLR (440g) available.

Maker: Pentax

Dates: 1980-1986

Variants:  Chrome, black, SE

Camera Type: 35mm SLR

Focusing: manual

Lens mount: Pentax K with fully automatic diaphragm linkage

Shutter: SEIKO MFC-E2 electronic focal plane, vertical, metal
from 4s to 1/2000

Exposure meter: TTL, open aperture,
center weighted by GPD cells. EV 1-19

Exposure modes: aperture priority, manual, 125 mechanical, Bulb

ASA/ISO range: 12 to 1600 ISO

Finder screen: fixed split-screen

Shoe: fixed hot shoe, contact for dedicated flash

X sync speed: 1/125

TTL Flash: no

Motor drive: external Winder ME (1.5i/s) or Winder ME II (2i/s)

Battery: 2 × 1.5V (SR44, LR44 or equivalent)

Weight: 445g w/o lens