The Pentax PC-303 is a light plastic 35mm compact point-and-shoot camera with autofocus, auto exposure, and motor drive, made in Japan in 1989 by the Asahi Optical Company in Hong Kong. It was part of their low-end "PC" range and it has a manual sliding lens cover doubling as an on/off switch plus shutter release lock. The camera also has a leaf shutter, with 1/125 of a second speed, a Pentax 35mm f4.5, 3 elements lens, Infra-red autofocus, 1.2m to infinity focus, and can accommodate film speeds of ISO 100/200 or 400, set by a switch on the bottom of the camera. The camera is powered by two AA batteries and weighs 185g without the batteries. Other features are a frame counter, built-in flash, flash on/off switch, flash ready LED, optical viewfinder, rewind slide switch, film view window in the film compartment door, a right index finger shutter release button, and a handy carry strap.