Minolta 300si

Newest Review: ... the time. This mode is depicted by a running figure on the LCD screen. I have found this to be a great asset to the camera; I ... more

... have many many shots that are blurred due to objects moving, which has been a great disappointment. With this camera I now have some excellent shots of Thomas the Tank Eng ine and his friends coming into the station!  Close up mode – this as the name suggests aides the photographer to capture close up objects with ease. Mode depicted by a large tulip on the LSD screen.  Night Portrait mode – when this mode i...more

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Minolta 300si: Shoot to your hearts delight! (1175 words)
by - written on 08/08/01 (Very useful, 1251 readings)
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I am a long way from being any kind of photographer – the majority of my pictures are taken with an idiot proof camera of reasonable quality. Since this has now given up the ghost and gone to the great tripod in the sky, I decided to borrow my father in laws camera to see how I get along with it before buying a new one. This camera is the Minolta Dynax 300si to give its full title! On looking at the camera, it looks pretty daunting to someone who is used to three button cameras! One button to remove the lens cap and one button to turn on the flash, and one to take the picture! Despite the 8 (?) buttons I carried on regardless and examined the camera in ... Read the complete review