Reviews and Problems with Konica Minolta DiMAGE A1
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Overall 8
Value for money 8
Features 10
Ease of use 8
Picture quality 8
Construction 8
Expert Review
DP Review
5 November 2004
Conclusion: Here's my rating of the Minolta DiMAGE A1: (5 megapixel prosumer) There's little doubt that the DiMAGE A1 is the most feature rich and flexible prosumer digital camera
Pros: Delivers pleasing 'film like' images with average resolution, Unique Anti-Shake feature which moves the CCD to compensate, Flexible selectable colour space (sRGB, sRGB...
Cons: Lower resolution that we would expect for the money, Noise increases at slower shutter speeds and especially long exposures, Moiré visible near resolution limits, Imag...
Excerpt: The Konica Minolta DiMAGE A1 ($899) is a lot more than a simple "add a few new features and slap a new name on the box" upgrade to its predecessor, the DiMAGE 7Hi.
Pros: Very good photo quality, 7X optical zoom lens, Image stabilization system, Full manual controls (and plenty of them), Hot shoe + flash sync port, Very good AF performa...
Cons: Complex; not easy to just pick up and use without reading the manual first, Images slightly noisy, Tiny 16MB card included with camera, Flimsy plastic door over CF slo...
Excerpt: Le DiMAGE A1 de Minolta a vite été une référence lors de sa sortie ! Sa convivialité et son ergonomie font de ce très beau boitier (en alliage de magnésium), un outil...