Minolta Dimage 5 Review
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Jim Halsey.'s Review of Minolta Dimage 5
23rd Apr 2002
Overall Rating
- Value for money

- Ease of Use

- Image Quality

- Features

Quality of output.
Bad Points
Only a 16Mb memory card.
General Comments
Well... I am on my second Minolta Dimage 5 digital camera. I purchased the first one from a high street store, tried it for a few days and found the quality to be very good, but lost of out of focus shots. Found camera to be over 20% cheaper on the net, so returned unit and bought from the net. The second camera seems to be much better-almost no out of focus shots! (I am guessing that this might be a firmware issue, but I am unaware how to check the firmware!)
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Minolta DiMage 5 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Minolta DiMAGE 5 is a "pro-sumer" digital single lens reflex camera. It is capable of capturing images in the 3 megapixel range. The DiMAGE 5 was announced 11 February 2001. The camera uses a 2048 x 1536 pixel sensor and has a fixed 7x optical zoom lens. DiMAGE 5 cameras...
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Check Minolta Europe web site for firmware update, includes instructions on how to check current version. I bought a DiMAGE 5 in May, had to return to Minolta UK for repair to focus system (50% shots out of focus, even though camera reported focus lock). Now very pleased with results, but find it best to use Aperture priority to force f8 and gain depth of field and sharpness.(you will need a steady hand as this can result in slow shutter speeds with risk of camera shake, the DiMAGE is much lighter than my old Nikon SLR, hence slightly more prone to shake, but I find it fits my hand well). All in all a good value for money buy for those who have moved from a SLR and are prepared to use it's many features.(You get better results than the program mode, but that is accepable if you just want point and press funtionality)