Using vivitar 70-300 lens

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This lens should fit an older SLR Canon with the FD style lens mounts. I believe all SLR canon cameras were the FD style until 1987. Then they switched to the EF mounts. The last FD style mount was used on the T60 in 1990.

It depends on the lens. If the lens has a fixed mount for an Olympus, then no, it will only fit on Olympus cameras. If it has a removable T-mount, then yes, with an appropriate T-mount for Canon or most any other brand.

No. Minolta and Canon cameras have completely incompatible lens mounts.

Vivitar made this lens with several different mounts, including mounts for Canon and Minolta cameras. Your best bet is to take the lens with you to a large camera store. The staff at the store may be able to simply identify which mount your lens has, or they can try the lens on different camera bodies to see which it fits.

As far as I know, you can't

The lens fits in vivitar, pentax,cosina cameras

Sorry, the mounts of Minolta manual focus lenses are different than their auto focus series. Sigma, Tokina and Tamron all make compatible zoom lenses to fit the Maxxum series cameras

Minolta X 370 is not an auto focus camera so provided you are willing to use the Vivitar lens in manual AND provided the lens has minolta mount , you will be able to use it.