Minolta Dimage Z1

Minolta Dimage E323

we picked the Minolta dimage. The only times it has struggled are in poor light conditions, but if you want to niggle about things like that then i guess you should be buying a proffessional camera I did drop it a year or so ago, and the casing being made of plastic, it did quite a bit of damage. We have since repaired it with ...

Minolta Dimage 7i

I bought my Minolta Dimage 7i about 3 years ago, but only started getting really acquainted with it about a year and a half later. I was travelling a lot and I prefer to use film cameras when I travel and for "serious" photographic work, as I provide a couple of Photo Libraries with images, and most of them still prefer slides, although many do accept digital images of high quality and resolution. A big reason for not using it more often at first was my unfamiliarity with digital cameras prior to my purchasing the Dimage 7i, but the main reason is the fact that I still prefer the colour intensity of my Fuji Velvias and Provias. I started using the Dimage 7i ...

Minolta Dimage 7i

from a Pro SLR. The only camera to date with a better zoom is the Nikon 5700 but that is at the time almost £1000 I paid £600 for my Minolta The movie quality is first class and has sound as well. A feature I wasn?t expecting, is interval shooting. If you have ever fancied taking a photo of a flower opening or the sunset as it goes down. The only thing I would say about it on the bad side. Is that when you select the highest resolution and quality. The time it takes before you can take the next photo can be several seconds, but I have found that can be reduced greatly by getting a fast Compact Flash card. If fast photo taking is your thing, you need to go for the ...