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I have a Minolta SRT 303 (b) or (6)-- Cannot tell-- Can you tell me its approx value?  Also, how do I remove the film inside?
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Sherrie,

Hi and thanks for the questions.

Unfortunately the value of film cameras have had the rug pulled out from under them.  In MINT condition your camera would be worth about $20 USD with a silver body and $40 USD in black.

If the film hasn't been rewound, you'll want to do that first.  I haven't seen a 303 in 20 years so I could be wrong about the button location.  There should be a "clutch" button on the bottom of the camera. When you press it, it should stay in.  Then flip the crank on the rewind knob on the top of the camera and turn the crank in the direction the arrow shows until you feel the film roll into the can.  Then pull up on the crank and the film door will pop open.

John

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