Konica Minolta Z10

Pros: price,quality, power, a great camera for the beginner or power user

Cons: separate lens cap, no flash sync

The Bottom Line: Very simply, it is nearly perfect.

Review: Let me state that I am a Canon man. Have used them for over 30 years with great success. Why then would I buy the Dimage Z10?. I wanted a 'real' camera not an aluminum matchbox with a lens stuck on it. Small may be beautiful to some, but I don't like ...

Pros: Ergonomics, features, start-up time, zoom, ease of use, battery life

Cons: manual is a little confusing, LOTS of features!

The Bottom Line: Go out and get it! Wonderfully fool-proof, and incredibly flexible!

Review: What is there to say that hasn't been already said? Well, let's look at the pros and cons of this wonderful camera. 1) First of all, the thing I noticed right off the bat is the incredibly fast startup time. While most other cameras are displaying ...

Pros: user friendly, zoom, grip ensures a steady hand, long battery life, auto shut off

Cons: lens cover not attached, no sound on video

The Bottom Line: This is the best camera for it's features and price range. You won't be disappointed with your choice.

Review: I love to take pictures. I have gone through at least 20 different cameras in my life, but by no means am I a pro, an I can't even say I know a thing or two about a camera. Especially a digital one. I was in the market for a digital camera after a ...

Pros: quick start up , excellent 8x zoom, excellent picture quality.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Fast start up , 8x zoom, excellent picture quality.

Review: After watching the features grow and the prices come down I thought it was time to get a new camera, I did hours of research on what camera offered the most for a reasonable price, I own a Minolta Maxxum 5000i , that has worked flawlessly for over 10 ...

Pros: sealed lens, very fast focus, tiny shutter lag, awesome photos, powerful flash, few artifacts

Cons: lens cap, open SD card slot, low light focus,some fringing

The Bottom Line: This camera is perfect for anyone that wants full auto and manual functions. The photos are great.

Review: I bought the Dimage Z10 in early December when the prices took a pre-Christmas dip. I have never used a Minolta but a newspaper I used to work for would not buy anything else. I am impressed by the design and find it very easy to use. The body is ...

Pros: Still frame capture from video recording. B&W and Sepia. AA batteries.

Cons: Lens cover not attached. No sound with video recording. A/C adapter sold separately.

The Bottom Line: More options for your money then other leading brands. Anyone can use and take great photos.

Review: The Konica Minolta DiMage Z10 Digital Camera has tons of options for your money. All buttons on this camera are easy to access and use. Menu and info screens are easy to access as well. There is a lot of flexibility in setting your camera to your ...

Pros: Easy to learn and use; light; flexible; very clear and crisp pictures.

Cons: Watch the fingers until you get used to the camera!

The Bottom Line: For the price, I would recommend purchasing this camera to anyone.

Review: I am delighted with my Konica Minolta DiMAGE Z10 3.2 Mega Pixel camera. Inside shots, outside shots, manual shots, motion shots...everything that I need to do in my mom mode can be done with this camera. If I were in photographer mode, I would grab my ...

Pros: Great first digital camera for any one new to the field of digital. Inexpensive.

Cons: Does need card cover, an attached lens hood be nice and sound also.

The Bottom Line: This is a good camera for the value. Great for the beginner or the pro for quick shots anywhere and in any setting.

Review: My very first camera was a Canon QL 2.5 nearly 40 years ago. Wore it out in Viet Nam and Europe. Looked and researched two other cameras besides the Z10. This by far has the bang for the Buck. Took 400 pictures in one weekend in Canada. Video worked fine ...

Pros: Long battery life, simple controls, SUPER zoom capabilities, great macro capabilities

Cons: shutter lag on some flash shots, redeye-flash feature has too long a delay.

Review: With an 8X optical / 4X digital zoom (32X total) this ultra-zoom digital camera packs the best bang-for-the-buck in this price range. Excellent quality photos, ergonomic design and simple controls, and through-the-lens viewing (similar to a 35mm camera) ...

Pros: Excellent Pictures all around. Fast startup. Nice shape. Lightweight. Protected lens. Long battery life.

Cons: Might want to buy an extra lens cap. Doesn't fit in your pocket easily.

Review: I needed a camera that I could safely attach a slide duplicator, and easily use standard filters. I got so much more in the deal. The fully protected lens is great. Nothing hangs on the lens, but on the camera body. The zoom is awesome. Battery life is ...