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Konica Minolta DiMage 7Hi 4 to 5 Megapixel
Product Description
User Reviews
Submitted by
The Urban Landscape
a Intermediate Date Reviewed: May 20, 2004 Strengths: The GT lens is an excellent design. The flare is very controlled and distortion is minimal at both full zoom and full wide. The image quality at 100 iso is fantastic. Weaknesses: Unfortunately, noise is noticeable at 200 iso, intrusive at 400 iso, and almost unacceptable at 800 iso. I get around this by using noise reduction software when I must shoot at 400 and 800 iso. Neat Image can perform miracles when it is calibrated. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Price Paid:
$1800.00 Purchased At: Galaxy Photo Similar Products Used: Minolta 7i, Canon A70 
Submitted by
Sergio
a Expert Date Reviewed: December 9, 2003 Strengths: Optics and picture control. You see what you get on the excellent viewfinder, so no surprises with very difficult photos like sunsets etc. Weaknesses: Does not seem to be very sturdy. On the 3rd mounth the front cover of the grip went loose, and after I lost the rubber eypiece. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Price Paid:
$1300.00 Purchased At: Lisbon Similar Products Used: Sold them ! 
Submitted by
martys
a Expert
from Schofield, WI Date Reviewed: November 29, 2003 Strengths: Superb lens from 28mm to 200mm great contrast and saturation. Detail is very good. Great controls when finally learned. This is a complicated camera. Manual focus when needed. Excellent picture quality when the ISO is set properly to the lighting conditions. Histogram viewer is a great aid in exposure. Uses 49mm filters Program shift feature is a very handy. Weaknesses: Electronic view finder lacks detailed resolution but is usually adequate for composing. Viginetting at 28mm is common with standard thickness filters. A bit chunky to fit in camera cases or a brief case. Must have had a bad chip in mine. After 4 months use the camera would not(in many instances) power back up to a normal view. In some instances I had to remove and reinsert the batteries to return the camera to service. Returned for service and am waiting for its return. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Price Paid:
$950.00 Purchased At: Gateway Similar Products Used: Nikon 800 Many film cameras
Submitted by
gjreef
a Intermediate
from Delft Holland Date Reviewed: August 30, 2003 Strengths: 28-200 optical zoom EVF Manual Zoom Image quality (incl Macro) Weaknesses: Battery life Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Price Paid:
$1298.00 Purchased At: 30/04/2003
Submitted by
Philippe Huyghe
a Casual
from Rekkem - Belgium Date Reviewed: July 24, 2003 Strengths: Manual zoom , possibility to use manual focus. Looks/feels like a 'classical' camera. Good and quality objective. Very user-friendly - easy to start using the camera. Rechargeable batteries are excellent choice. Produces excellent and predictable results. EVF (although poor resolution) is excellent feature. High internal transferrate (picture transfer to compact flash card). Fair price. Weaknesses: Standard Compact Flash card of 16M too low capacity , should at least be 128 M for that price. Would rather call these : possible enhancements : - EVF (viewfinder) quality ; - noise at ISO setting > 200 ; - mechanical quality of manual zoom ; Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Price Paid:
$1099.00 Purchased At: topphoto - Düren - G
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