Konica Digital Revio KD-200Z

Konica Digital Revio KD-20M

a fair priced Digital camera for the first time, I decided on the Konica KD 20M as Konica is well known for its camera and it was a reasonable price. The software included with the camera is easy to install and the camera overall is easy to use compared to some, but I do find it eats batteries whole and the picture quality is ...

Konica Digital Revio KD-100

The Konica Digital Revio KD 100 was the first Megapixel Digital camera with an LCD preview screen to retail on the U.K. High Street for under £100 and as a camera has been around for quite a while. Whilst its there s now around half a dozen or more 2 megapixel cameras on sale for the same price as the revio, with Konica recently introducing it s own 2 megapixel DC 25 retailing at only £10 more, is the KD 100 a good buy or not? Looking around the over 25 reviews of this camera on review centre.com it seems to come in for a hard time from buyers with battery life, image quality driver problems and niggling faults being the main reasons for criticism. Some people were ...

Konica Digital Revio KD-310Z

This is a great little camera. I know because I've a few Digital cameras and I know what I'm looking for and what is needed, by me anyway! Firstly the feel of the camera when you pick it up..it feels heavy and of quality. An all-metal body (very rare) gives it an old fashioned feel but then again it's just how a camera should feel in the hand. It sits nicely in the hand. The size is good too and it looks like a 35mm compact and therefore familiar. The camera is switched on by pushing back the lens cover until it clicks. All the way in other words. Once this is done the lens moves out into a rest postition ready for taking. The only disadvantage is that ...