Konica Minolta Dimage A2

Konica Minolta Dimage E50

I was a bit sceptical about but does work very well.You can view the screen through the small LCD screen on the back or in bright light conditions switch to the LCD screen in the view finder which has adjustable focus for people who wear glasses. playback of your images is easy and th navigation through the settings and to delete images couldn t be more straight forward. Overall for the money this is the best Digital Camera I have found and I think you would have a hard job finding ...

Konica Minolta Dimage A200

down, hence the need to adjust the screen angle. I couldn’t find another camera with this combination of features, still neat in size and with the track record of Minolta for user-friendly handling. Having ticked all the boxes, did the camera fit the bill? The answer has to be ‘yes and no’. Yes, because it does all the things I wanted it to, but no because I have had to adopt a different way of working when I take pictures in order to achieve the same result. The one reason for this, and the big difference between a digicam and a true SLR, is the viewfinder. Neither the LCD screen or the electronic viewfinder give you the degree of clarity that an optical ...

Konica Minolta Dimage G530

was at a wedding on Hogmanay (I know) and EVERYONE there had a Digital Camera - even old people. So, I decided to get one and did some pretty thorough research. Boots had some good deals on, and I had looked at a Nikon Coolpix, a Fuji model, and then I saw this one, which was the only camera in my price bracket that offered 5 megapixels. Unfortunately, it was very new and it was difficult to find any internet reviews (like this one), but previous models, such as the G500 had generally good reviews. Also, I thought that the range of features was much better than the other cameras that I was looking at. I ve always liked proper cameras, and I wanted a good range of ...