Canon EOS 300 (1999)

A 35mm SLR film camera produced by Canon in 1999, also sold as the EOS Rebel 2000 and EOS Kiss III.

Overview

The Canon EOS 300 is a 35mm SLR film camera made by Canon and released in 1999. It was marketed under different names depending on region: EOS Rebel 2000 in North America and EOS Kiss III in Japan. The camera is constructed with a plastic body, described as lightweight and easy to use. It supports multiple exposures, allowing up to nine images to be overlaid on a single frame of film. Users have noted its affordability, with one describing the body as "dirt cheap." The camera can accept Contax/Yashica lenses with the use of a simple, inexpensive adapter.

Specifications

Production Year	1999
Battery Type	2 × CR123A
Film Format	35mm
Multiple Exposure Capability	Up to 9 images per frame

Market

The Canon EOS 300 was noted for its low cost at the time of use, with users referring to the body as "dirt cheap." While repair manuals and service diagrams are available online, there is no documented original retail price or widespread collectibility data for the camera body itself. Note: A Canon EOS 300 F2.8 IS lens (not the camera body) sold for $2,000 in "Very Very Good" condition, but this does not reflect the value of the EOS 300 camera.