Conclusion: - Slim design - Easy to use menus - Logical layout maximizes limited surface area on camera - Elaborate and well written manual - Expansive software package Dislikes -
Excerpt: The Konica Minolta DiMAGE X60 ($350) is the latest revision of the DiMAGE X-series of cameras. Like the X50 before it, the X60 features a 5 Megapixel CCD, folding lens...
Pros: Compact metal body, Decent photo quality... most of the time, Super fast startup time, Large 2.5" LCD display (though resolution could be higher), Can easily grab fram...
Cons: Blurry edges of photos; some color weirdness, Poor low light focusing; no AF-assist lamp, Redeye, Below average battery life, Battery cover doesn't like to stay closed...
Excerpt: Continue on to Features & Controls DiMAGE X60 Specifications Number of effective pixels Approximately 5.0 million CCD 1/2.5-type interline primary-color CCD Total pixels:
Konica Minolta’s DiMAGE X60; A Must-Carry Digital Point-And-Shoot
Shutterbug
1 November 2001
Excerpt: For some time my favorite pocket camera has been Konica Minolta's DiMAGE Xg; I never go anywhere without it being tucked into its matching leather case.
Summary: A stylish looking camera, which is smaller than a pack of cards, Konica Minolta’s X60 will certainly turn heads when it is whipped out at any occasion.
Summary: The Konica Minolta Dimage X60 is a decent ultra compact digital camera, and will appeal to those who prefer less saturated images.
Pros: Very good macro performance, Decent movie mode (30fps, Night mode), Audio recording facility, Menu's colour coded, Tough metal body, Ultra compact / take anywhere came...
Cons: No 'vivid' colour setting (colours are nuetral / muted / dull as standard), Soft images, Some vignetting (darkened corners), Can't change ISO when using scenes/macro m...
Conclusion: KonicaMinolta maakt leuke camera�s en deze ultracompacte X60 schaart zich in die reeks. Het is een camera met luxe uitstraling en ook nog eens een aangename prijs voor...