Minolta/Minolta Dynax 303si
Minolta Dynax 303si

Minolta Dynax 303si

Minolta · Japan · 1999 · 135 film

The Dynax 303si is a compact, lightweight 35mm SLR camera introduced by Minolta in 1999 as an entry-level model in their autofocus Dynax/Maxxum line. Designed for the casual photographer or novice, it prioritized ease of use with a simple control layout, built-in flash, and fully automatic shooting modes alongside a few scene programs. It featured Minolta's proprietary lens mount, accepting a wide range of modern autofocus Minolta lenses, but its construction was predominantly plastic, reflecting its budget-friendly positioning within Minolta's consumer offerings during the final years before the brand's exit from the camera business.

Specifications

Film Format135

Pricing

Market Value
~$99

Editorial Ratings

Build Quality
2.5
Value
3.0
Collectibility
1.5
Historical Significance
1.0

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