It's A Family Affair

My family of Minolta X-370 cameras, including derivatives and licensed copies. The X-370 was sold in Europe as the X-300, so that's where a lot of the copies get the basis for their names.

 

Starting in the back row and going left to right are:

Centon DF-300, Minolta X-370s and Vivitar V50;

Minolta X-370, Kalimar KX 5000 and Soligor SR-300 MD;

Minolta X-370n, Minolta X-7A and Minolta X-7A;

Carena SX-300 and Seagull DF-300.

 

The Seagull DF-300 was the name brand of the Chinese factory that took over production of the Minolta cameras in 1990 - the Seagull Camera Co.

 

The Carena SX-300 is the latest to join my collection. I picked it up at the post office today.

 

I've shot with the six cameras in the back two rows and next up to shoot with will be the Seagull DF-300. When I fix a bad capacitor issue with the other four cameras, then I'll be able to shoot with those, too!

Done