Minolta Digital Point and Shoots

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Minolta Digital - Point and Shoots

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The Konica Minolta Dimage Z10, follows the tradition of the Z-series of digital cameras. It features a fast startup time of 0.5 seconds, built-in 8x optical zoom lens, fast and reliable autofocusing with Predictive Focus Control, and an energy efficient design. This gives photographers up to 500 frames with a set of AA alkaline batteries, the new DiMAGE Z10 is a convenient, fun and easy to use digital camera.

Image Sensor
3.2 megapixel CCD sensor

Sensitivity
ISO: Auto or Selectable from 64 - 400

Lens
Optical: 6 - 48mm (35mm equivalent: 36 - 290mm)
Digital Zoom: 4x

Aperture
F/3.2 (Wide), F/3.4 (Telephoto)

Shutter Speed
15 seconds - 1/2000th of a second

Burst Rate
1.5 fps, up to 5 shots

Flash
Built-in
Flash Range: (Wide) 1.6 - 17.1 feet (Telephoto) 14.9 - 17.1 feet
Modes: Autoflash, Auto Red-eye reduction, Fill flash, Flash cancel, Slow-shutter sync

White Balance
Automatic, Preset (Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Flash), Custom

Exposure Modes
Programmed AE, Aperture priority, Shutter priority, Manual

Shooting Modes
Automatic, Portrait, Sports, Landscape, Sunset, Standard, Manual

Movie Mode
Quicktime no audio

Color Shooting Options
Natural Color, Vivid Color, Black and White, Sepia

Self Timer
2 or 10 second duration

Viewfinder
Electronic (EVF)

LCD
1.5 inch, 113,000 pixels TFT color display

File Formats
JPEG
Movie (Quicktime Motion JPEG)

Storage Media
SD / MMC memory cards

Power Supply
(4) AA Batteries (NiMH recommended)
AC Adapter

Computer Connectivity
USB or Card Reader

Operating System Requirements
Windows: 98, 98SE, ME, NT, 2000, XP
Mac: OS 10.0, 10.1, 10.2

Dimensions (W x H x D)
4.3 x 3.2 x 3.7 inches
109 x 82 x 94 mm

Weight
10.6 oz
300g

Other Features
In addition, the DiMAGE Z10 has a Macro mode that allows photographers to get as close as 0.4 inches from their subject. This allows photographers to capture the smallest objects- such as flowers, insects, or jewelry-with the greatest detail.