Konica Minolta DiMAGE E323 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The E323's front panel is distinguished by a light blue accent piece at the very top, which blends well with the light silver body and gives it a retro 1960's or 70's feel. The lens, flash, optical viewfinder window, and self-timer LED are the only featur

Pros: Compact and thoughtfully designed; easy to use; solid image quality in most conditions; responsive.

Cons: No manual settings; digital zoom can't be disabled; images prone to purple fringing and occasional yellow casts; no PictBridge support.

Verdict: The compact, responsive, and bargain-priced Dimage E323 is a solid, no-frills point-and-shoot that handles the basics with aplomb.

Review summary: An ultracompact point-and-shoot that's affordable, lightweight, and gives generally good images to boot.

Pros: Compact and lightweight; affordable; reasonably quick performer; easy to use.

Cons: Not as stylish as Minolta's other offerings; plastic body; few manual options; images are a little noisy above ISO 100.

Review summary: The Minolta DiMAGE E323 is an easy-to-use, compact 3.2 megapixel digital camera. Its 3x optical zoom lens has a focal range of 5.6mm to 16.8mm, this is equivalent to a 36 - 108mm zoom on a 35mm camera. It can range from wide angle for landscapes to teleph

Verdict: At a street price of under $300, the Minolta DiMAGE E323 offers levels of performance, features and quality that will please the intermediate photographer, yet remains easy enough for the novice to use. If you're looking for an under-$300 3-megapixel 3X z