Konica Minolta’s DiMAGE line of point and shoot cameras compete in the digital photography market. Their DiMAGE line included digital cameras and imaging software and film scanners.
Konica Minolta created a new type of "SLR-like" camera with the introduction of the Dimâge 5. This camera combined most of the features of the traditional SLR camera with all the special features of the digital camera. The best price cialis Dimâge 5 had built on the lens barrel a mechanical zoom ring as well as an electronic focus ring. The camera used an electronic viewfinder (EVF) which showed 100% of the lens view, it also had many added high level features such as a histogram that made the cameras TTL-compatible with Minolta’s final generation of flashes for film SLRs.
The controls of the Dimage 5 were designed to be used by people familiar with SLR cameras. However, since the lens was not interchangeable, the Dimage 5 cameras not a really true alternative to an SLR camera.
The DiMAGE G500 that came in a stainless steel case was a five megapixel compact digital camera manufactured by Konica Minolta in 2003. It has a 3x zoom buy Sumycin online lens with a retractable barrel, with dual SD and MagicGate card slots, the camera has a 1.3-second start-up time.
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This post was written by admin on August 14, 2011
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