Konica Minolta DiMAGE 5 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: They also share the same new, all-glass 7x optical zoom Minolta GT lens. This 7.2mm - 50.8mm, f/2.8-f/3.5 APO lens uses anomalous dispersion (AD) glass and aspheric elements to provide sharp, bright images at all focal lengths. The DiMAGE 7's focal ...

Review summary: Point-and-shoot digital Minolta packs lots of pixels but not much else.

Verdict: The $475 Dimage 2330 Zoom is priced comparably to other 2-megapixel cameras, but its execution falls far short. You can get much better image quality and features by spending the same or less money.

Review summary: Though reasonably priced for a 2.3-megapixel camera, the $1574 Minolta Dimâge 2300 has its ups and downs. On the upside, it offers such higher-end features as 2X digital zoom, exposure compensation, and one additional ISO setting. On the downside, the ...

Review summary: This camera offers a high resolution of 2.3 megapixels, as well as a digital zoom lens, but it misses on color accuracy.

Verdict: The Minolta Dimage 2300 is a solid choice if you are primarily looking for high resolution (useful for larger prints) at a relatively low price. Without an optical zoom, it should appeal to someone who needs basic business digital images.

Review summary: The Minolta Dimge 2330 Zoom features a 2.3 million-pixel CCD with a RGB primary color filter for true color fidelity. It features a 3x optical, 2.5x digital zoom lens. For action sequences, the Dimge 2330 features a Burst Capture mode that t