Written on: 16/12/2001
I returned my first Minolta Maxxum QTsi 35mm SLR camera when I noticed the LCD screen did not operate 10 percent of the time. The second QTsi did a false read on a load of film. It's going back to the store....
Read full reviewWritten on: 10/07/2001
The Minolta QTSi is marketed as an entry-level SLR, but is really a Point-And-Shoot in SLR clothing. The camera has all the popular Vari-program settings (Sport, Landscape, Green mode, etc), but lacks any manual or priority control modes that would be of value to an amateur/professional. It has full compatibility and support of Minolta add-ons and accessories. The camera features multi-segment exposure metering available in higher-end models, but the results are marginal. In optimal daylight conditions,...
Read full reviewWritten on: 25/10/2001
This review very helpful indeed since I am an amateur wanting to upgrade. I was leaning towards this model sight unseen and will now look at the QTS1 instead. I would like to see a rating for this model. I am also looking at the Pentax Mz-30 and 50 as well as the Canon EOS 3000. Eenny,meeny,miney,mo! Thanks!
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