You’ll also be able to achieve the equivalent of a 35-420mm zoom – the 12x zoom in the Z5 is the longest currently available. It’s perfect for long-range sports and wildlife shots, and while long ...

The Konica Minolta Maxxum 5D is a bruiser of a camera, weighing in at 20.8 ounces for the body only, six ounces less than the 7D. The 7D has a magnesium body accounting for the extra weight. When ...

August 19, 2005: Details were released today of Konica Minolta’s latest “Z-series” camera, the DiMAGE Z6, which has a 6-megapixel CCD sensor and similar styling to the Z5 model. Expected to sell ...

Among digicams with extended-range lenses, Konica Minolta's 4-megapixel DiMAGE Z3 is something of a 'curate's egg'; good in parts. Stand-out features include the 12x optical zoom lens, the excellent ...

It's rumored that Sony is at work developing a high end version of the NEX camera, which also happens to look like one of Konica Minolta's old Dimage cameras. According to the source, the NEX-7 ...

» The Dimage shoots video at 30 frames per second, which is double the quality and frame speed of its peers. Hmmm . . . The shiny plastic body is slippery in a gloved hand, and so are the buttons.

This is the right way to store two extra batteries. There is just enough room in the case to slide them down next to the camera. If you put them in the pouch you will crack the LCD screen for sure, ...

While its 12X zoom lens is impressive and the camera is easy to handle, the Konica-Minolta Dimage Z6’s unimpressive image quality and missing features make it a poor choice for photo enthusiasts.

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The DiMAGE X1 is also the first Konica Minolta digital camera to come with a convenient, multifunction cradle, which provides quick and easy connectivity for TVs or computers. The DiMAGE X1 ...

You still won't get digital SLR-quality out of a point-and-shoot, but newer cameras such as Konica Minolta's 8 megapixel DiMAGE X1, much like Sean Penn, manage to pack a mean punch despite their ...