Minolta X300+50mm f1.7 (35mm Film SLR Camera)

The Minolta X-300 is a 35mm manual focus SLR film camera that was first released in 1984 as a budget-friendly option in Minolta's "X" series. This entry-level camera features both a fully manual mode and an aperture-priority automatic mode, making it an accessible choice for beginners and students. The X-300 was produced between 1984 and 1990 and was a less expensive alternative to the Minolta X-500, with fewer features, such as the removal of through-the-lens (TTL) flash metering and depth-of-field preview. Despite these omissions, it offered a classic manual shooting experience with a bright viewfinder, an easy-to-use LED shutter speed display, and compatibility with a wide range of high-quality Minolta MD-mount lenses.

In excellent condition and looks very well looked after. The light trap is in great condition and the the light meter is fully working. There is a black cosmetic cover missing on the top of the camera just above the rewind crank.

Complete with batteries, lens cap, strap and instruction manual.