A year after Minolta released the X-570, they introduced the X-300 to the photographic market. It was a less-expensive alternative to the X-570 thanks to fewer features. The body of the X-300 is nearly identical to that of the X-570. The only change, other than the nameplate, is that the shutter speed dial in now covered, only showing one speed at a time. In addition, the camera features are minimised. Perhaps the biggest feature change from the X-570 is that the X-300 lacks the OTF (off-the-film) flash mode -- which many find very useful. What’s included? The camera with the Minolta MD Rokkor f/1.7 50 mm lens Condition: A- Cosmetic: Good condition, with normal signs of use Optical: Viewfinder clean with minimal dust. Lens clean with no haze/fungus/scratches Electronic: All electronic functions are working perfectly