The Minolta X-300, made between 1984 and 1990, is an iconic 35mm SLR camera. Using the MD mount, it was designed as a more accessible alternative to the X-500, while still offering a quality photographic experience despite slightly reduced features. With a body almost identical to that of the X-500, the X-300 is distinguished by its electronic focal plane shutter. It allows manual shutter speed adjustments ranging from 1 second to 1/1000 of a second via a dial located on top, and in aperture priority mode, it offers continuous speeds and an exposure time up to four seconds to capture low-light scenes. This model is an excellent choice for enthusiasts looking for a balance between performance and accessibility.