Minolta X-300 1984 cleaned

Minolta expands its "x" range by offering a more basic device. The x-300 is a little brother of the x-500. It keeps semi-automatism and priority at the aperture, but loses the ttl to the flash. The hood and controls are redesigned. This is a very simple device to use. The transition from automatism to semi-automation is done by turning the barrel of speeds in continuity. A large electric switch prevents any energy-consuming oversight. Even if the button turns out to be a little small, the memory of the exposure is easily activatable. Uncommon in flea market, I just overhauled it completely, complete cleaning and testing every option of this case. The lens works perfectly with aperture focus and selection rings that are fluid. Triggering at all speeds without problems. Minolta md lens 50mm 1: 1.7 japan diam 49mm cleaned. No objective cache, no satchel. Fast and neat sending.