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The '''X-300s''' ('''X-370n''') was and continues to be used as the basis for many others cameras from China, sold by [[Seagull]] (as the Kalimar KX 7000 and the Phoenix P-3000) and possibly several other firms.  One thing seems certain - the '''X-300s''' will live on, in one form or another, for many years to come.
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The '''X-300s''' ('''X-370N''') was and continues to be used as the basis for many others cameras from China, sold by [[Seagull]] (as the Kalimar KX 7000 and the Phoenix P-3000) and possibly several other firms.  One thing seems certain - the '''X-300s''' will live on, in one form or another, for many years to come.
  
 
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Revision as of 19:00, 20 August 2016

The X-300s is a 35mm SLR camera from Minolta. It was also marketed in the U.S. and Canada as the X-370N.


Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Minolta
  • Type: SLR
  • Year of launch: 1990
  • Film / frame-size: 35mm film / 24x36mm
  • Lens mount: Minolta MC bayonet
  • Shutter: focal plane shutter with speeds 1 - 1/1000 sec. plus B mode
  • Exposure: shutter speed automatically controlled by means of TTL meter, or manually
  • Viewfinder: Pentaprism finder, shutter speed and aperture visible in finder
  • Power: Two 1.55v silver oxide SR-44, two 1.5v alkaline LR44 or one 3v lithium CR-1/3N batteries

Legacy

The X-300s (X-370N) was and continues to be used as the basis for many others cameras from China, sold by Seagull (as the Kalimar KX 7000 and the Phoenix P-3000) and possibly several other firms. One thing seems certain - the X-300s will live on, in one form or another, for many years to come.