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Remanufactured Konica Minolta Dimage X1 8-Megapixel Digital Camera with 3x Anti-Shake Zoom
Price : $449.99 $900.00
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: - Compact digital camera with 8-megapixel CCD produces photo-quality 16 x 22 prints
- 3x optical zoom with anti-shake system; 2.5-inch rear LCD monitor with backlight function
- Records high-resolution VGA movie clips (640 x 480); stores images on Secure Digital cards
- Includes multifunction cradle for uploading photos or charging; 3.7 x 2.7 x 0.8 inches (W x H x D)
- Remanufactured to like-new condition; 90-day end-user warranty through Benji Electronics
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Question : need to buy eyepiece cup for Dynax Maxxum 5D Konica Minolta Digital Camera in Thailand?
need to buy eyepiece cup for Dynax Maxxum 5D Konica Minolta Digital Camera in Thailand?
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Go to the local information guides to find out how you can purchase what you want in Thailand. Otherwise, you'll have to order one and have it shipped internationally.
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Question : I have a konica minolta dimage x20 digital camera.?
Is there any way to turn of the noises it makes when you take pictures, delete pictures, etc.?It's really annoying.Thanks in advance.
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You can download the camera's manual from here:http://ca.konicaminolta.com/support/manuals/digital_cameras/dimage-x/dimage_x20/D_X20_E.pdfThe sound effects can be turned off in section 2 of the setup menu (p.82)
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Question : Digital Camera Wide Angle Converter confusion?
I have a Konica Minolta Dimage Z6 digital camera. It is not an SLR. I want to zoom in as much as possible and am under the impression that getting a lense attachment might help me to zoom in even more. I also like to take sports shots so slowing an image for a clear shot would be paramount. I am looking online for more information but am not camer literate so maybe you can help. Does the following information I have copied from a website seem to describe what I am looking to accomplish?The optional Wide-angle Converter ZCW-300 KIT includes a 0.75x wide-angle lens to let you include more of the scene in your composition. With its 26mm wide angle, the converter lens is ideal for panoramic landscape shots or architectural photography, as well as tight indoor scenes. ORUsing the hot shoe connector you can attach the high power Minolta Maxxum Program Flash 5600 HS (shown), Program Flash 3600 HS or the compact 2500D flash which offer versatile functions such as auto power zo
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George is correct...the wide angle does the oppostite of what you want. The Z6 has a 12x zoom lens and I was unable to find a teleconverter (this magnifies or zooms in on the image more) for the camera on the Internet shopping sites.But 12x is very good for a zoom lens so you should be ok. Here's a couple tips for sports photography:Note: The maximum light sensitivity of the Z6 is ISO 320. This is not very sensitive and may hamper your ability to get good shots at night. You should be ok in bright sunlight though.Set the ISO at 320Set your exposure mode for aperature prioritySet the aperature at f2.8You could even try setting the ev control for -.3 or -.7 as long as it doesn't underexpose your photos. This will allow you to get a little faster shutter speed. Don't underexpose night photos though as this will lead to increased noise.You will get the fastest shutter speed to freeze action this way.Your flash only has a range of 6-10 feet so it won't be useful unless you're right on top of the action. Double check to see that the flash is turned off or it may slow down your shutter speedShooting tip: Pan your camera with the action so the subject stays relatively still (and sharp) in the center of the frame and the background will be blurred. This will give your pics the feeling of motion.
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Question : where is the usb port on my Konica Minolta DiMAGE X50 Digital Camera?
I tried plugging the usb cable into what HAS to be the usb thing on the camera but it doesn't fit and there is NO other opening! I finally figured out how to take a pic and now...HELP!!! I don't know anything about technology and I tried going to youtube for a video but can't find any! Also, how can I email a pic to myself? Don't I need internet access on the camera? Thanks to everyone that has answers!!!
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I tried plugging the usb cable into what HAS to be the usb thing on the camera but it doesn't fit and there is NO other opening! I finally figured out how to take a pic and now...HELP!!! I don't know anything about technology and I tried going to youtube for a video but can't find any! Also, how can I email a pic to myself? Don't I need internet access on the camera? Thanks to everyone that has answers!!!
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Question : Where can I get an eyepiece cup for Dynax Maxxum 5D Konica Minolta Digital Camera in Bangkok, Thailand.?
Where can I get an eyepiece cup for Dynax Maxxum 5D Konica Minolta Digital Camera in Bangkok, Thailand.?
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Boy, are you lucky I got on my computer tonight!. You can get the eye cup you're looking for from: www.HoodmanUSA.com, Telephone: 800-818-3946 and order the cup from them and have it shipped to Bangkok, Thailand. They even list your camera in their ads. How about that! Good luck friend.
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Question : What non-SLR Digital mega-zoom camera has the biggest Image Sensor?
I'm wanting a new Digital Camera with at least 12x optical zoom with the largest image sensor possible. My current (Konica-Minolta Z3) has a 1/2.5" sensor but I'd like one with at least 4/3 if not full-frame. Do they make any with a sensor this large or are sensors this large reserved only for SLR's?
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The only bridge camera that I remember with a large sensor is the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-R1. The Cyber-shot R1 has a 10.3 megapixel APS-C sensor and a fixed 5x zoom lens.http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/sony/dsc_r1-review/index.shtmlIt was an ambitious product that, unfortunately, failed to meet expectations. Sony never released anything like the R1 again and it has since discontinued its R-line.The only fixed-lens compacts with a large sensor are the Sigma DP1 and the upcoming DP2. Both the DP1 and DP2 have wide-angle prime lenses.You may want to wait for Olympus' Micro Four Thirds camera. Micro Four Thirds cameras use the 4/3 sensor and utilize interchangeable lenses. Panasonic has already released their first m4/3 product, the G1, which is no larger than its FZ-series ultrazooms.
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Question : I have a konica minolta digital camera I need usb cable for DiMAGE E500 so I can download pictures?
I have a konica minolta digital camera I need usb cable for DiMAGE E500 so I can download pictures?
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You can probably use a cable you already have. I lost the cable to my Palm Tungsten 2. It has a USB connector on one end and a mini firewire on the other. I tried using a cable from my external DVD burner, and it worked perfectly.
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Question : What is the difference between Optical Zoom and Digital Zoom? What camera has the max zoom?
I am looking for a camera that deep zoom (at least 10x) Any websites of discount digital cameras you recommend? I had a Konica Minolta (film) that was good but what is a good one for a digital camera? I also had a kodak (digital Cam.) it was decent.
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Here's an article that has a good explanation of the difference between optical/digital zoom:http://www.dpreview.com/learn/?/Glossary/Digital_Imaging/Digital_zoom_01.htmThe camera with the largest zoom range (without changing lenses) is the Olympus SP550 w/ 18x zoom.http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs/Olympus/oly_sp550uz.aspHere's a list of digital camera with big zooms:http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/compare_post.asp
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Question : My old flashes don't fire with my digital camera, why?
I own a Konica/Minolta Maxxum 7D digital camera and have two older flash units. A Metz 60CT1 and a Metz 32 Z1. I've used these flash units with my film cameras for years with no problems and would like to use them with my digital camera. The problem I'm having is the digital camera won't fire the flash units. Why?
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Look at the contacts on your camera and compare them to the ones on the old flash units.Be sure the trigger voltage is not too high .. it could fry your cameras electronics. Usually a flash with less than 12v trigger voltage (except Canon .. 6v for them) is safe. Your 60CT1 has a trigger voltage of 20.89V and the 32 Z1 3.46VHere is what I found on the Internet:"But, not so nice is the fact that Minolta's hot shoe is non-standard. In other words you not only can't attach a non-Minolta flash, but you also can't use other accessories (such as bubble levels) that mount on a camera's hot shoe. The Minolta hot-shoe design is indeed superior to a standard one, but it's a real pain not to be able to use accessories, or a less expensive flash unit."I guess this is the answer
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Question : What is a good digital camera that DOES NOT...?
give a blur,look unsharp,or take forever to take...I bought a 700 dollar digital camera and it sucks, I mostly take pics of my kids, but when I try to get a pic it is always blurry!!!My old camera was konica minolta that took great pics, but its no longer working and we all know what happened to konica...I need a good camera! Help.
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I think the main problem would be that your cameras lag time to take the picture the instance you press the shutter button is the Culprit to your unsharp, blury pictures. Because it would not take the picture unless your camera see's the subject in focus. Or that there was not enough light to give your photo the correct hand holdable exposure. Setting up your camera to a higher ISO might do the trick, but beware of the noise. Try some of these alternatives.If you want to salvage what you already have this is what I would do. For about $20 bucks you could get a wireless flash booster. Set your camera to manual. Set the shutter speed between 1/60th to 1/25 sec. Set your aperture to f 8. Set your camera flash to its lowest setting. Set the flash booster so that its trigger sensor sees the camera flash go off. Then this would give you great pictures of your kids. This would also alow for placment of the flash way above the camera lense to eliminate red eye. And add that natural lighting effect.On a budget and want a camera that would last a very long time:If you want a camera that could track your subjects movements and take the picure while still in focus. I would get the Nikon D40 ($600).Available in December. Very light easy to use digital SLR. Cons would be that its a bit on the big side. Most kids would be aware that they are being photographed and most shots would be mostly posed. Unless you invest in a longer telephoto lens like the 70-200 f2.8 AF VR. On a budget and want a camera that would last a very long time (pocket size): I would get the Canon SD900 ($425). Titanium shell will last for years. Image Stabilizer to take crisp hand holdable shots. Cons would only be that it has a small 3x optical zoom which would mean that you would have to be pretty close to take a great quality picture. Not too big, not too limited lens, not too expensive, not bad camera:Olympus SP-510 ($260) Fast response time, long 10x zoom lens and online support on how to take better pictures. This camera design was invented by Olympus. It was such a nice design that other manufactures such as Minolta and Kodak. None of them perfected it except Olympus. With rubber gromets around the lense and battery door. It keeps the dust out. And a digital image stabilizer to help keep the subject in focus. And its 10x optical zoom to capture candid shots of your kids in the moment.Distraction:Keep your kids from moving too much by giving them a toy that will allow them to take pictures as well. Give them a kid proof digital camera and watch them take pictures of you and what they think are picture worthy. Then take the digital camera you have now and take pictures of them.And if money is no object:I would get a Nikon D2XS ($4,700). Camera capable of taking pictures only when in focus. Not only that, you could set up the camera to take pictures when a subject crosses a predetermined focusing zone that you have set up. For example if you set the camera to take the shot when someone crosses 15 feet away and is in focus, the camera will not take the shot if the the subject is 14 feet and not in foucus. It will only take the shot if the subject gets to the 15 feet focused zone. Great camera if your kid happens to run as fast as that little boy in the movie "The Incredibles". I know that this might be overkill, but I just love cameras. Hope this helps.
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