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Minolta 800si

Newest Review: ... up to three frames per second. The Modes There are four modes to choose from with the 800si. 1. A Mode - Aperture Priority ... more

... Mode, you can select the aperture you want to control the depth of field for your subject. 2. S Mode - Shutter priority mode you can capture moving subjects in focus. 3. P Mode - Expert Program Selection is for you to set up so it will take the pictures you want automatically. It has the following mode selections, Portrait, Landscape, Sports-Action, Night-Portrait and a close-up mode. 4. M Mode - Manual Mode gives you full control of what you want to do with the camera. LCD multifunction display This display can b...more

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Minolta 800si: what a beauty (597 words)
by - written on 13/06/01
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Point and shoot that is all you have to do. Built-in Flash, built in motor drive and automatic film loading, advancing and rewinding. You can point and shoot and you can make every detail that you want manually. The camera weighs less than two pounds, has a good feel to it and is very responsive when it comes to quick actions. This camera takes the perfect picture every time. There is a lot to learn and get use to if you are going to use the features the camera has, or just keep it in the Automatic mode and point and shoot, all focusing is done automatically. The Built-in Flash A lot of us are skeptical when it comes to a built-in flash, Minolta ...

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