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Minolta's manual-focus X-Series SLRs have long been favorites of photography students, amateurs, and professionals alike. The fully programmed, multi-mode X-700 selects both aperture and...
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Minolta's manual-focus X-Series SLRs have long been favorites of photography students, amateurs, and professionals alike. The fully programmed, multi-mode X-700 selects both aperture and shutter speed, so all you have to do is focus and shoot. With the aperture-priority X-370s, you set an aperture and the camera sets the shutter speed for proper exposure. Both cameras have full-metered manual exposure control for the photographer who wants to do it all. Along with the comprehensive X-Series system of lenses and accessories, Minolta X-Series gives you system sophistication with simple, dependable operation. Plus, the X-700 is backed by Minolta's full selection of X-Series lenses and accessories, so it's a camera you can grow with, year after year Less
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The Maxxum 7 Digital will have a six megapixel APS sized CCD, will have body integrated anti-shake (just like the DiMAGE A1/A2) which will work with all lenses and will be fully system...
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The Maxxum 7 Digital will have a six megapixel APS sized CCD, will have body integrated anti-shake (just like the DiMAGE A1/A2) which will work with all lenses and will be fully system compatible. This camera should be available in 'Fall 2004'. We, along with a few others had an opportunity to take a few pictures of an early pre-production camera. Less
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Digital Zoom
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Without Digital Zoom
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Camera Type
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Standard Point and Shoot
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SLR/Professional
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Weight
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1.68 lb.
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LCD Screen Size
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2 in.
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Resolution
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6 Megapixel
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Camera Resolution
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6 Megapixel
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Image Sensor Type
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CCD
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Image Resolutions
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3008 x 2000
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1504 x 1000
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Focus Type
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Autofocus & Manual Focus
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Interchangeable Lens
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Interchangeable Lenses
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Shutter Speed
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1 - 1/1000 sec
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30 - 1/4000 sec
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Frames Per Second
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3 Frames
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White Balance
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Auto
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Manual
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Daylight / Sunny (Preset)
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Cloudy (Preset)
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Fluorescent (Preset)
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Tungsten (Preset)
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Shade (Preset)
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Flash (Preset)
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Flash Functions
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Flash Off
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Front Sync Flash
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Rear Sync Flash
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Fill-in Flash
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Red-eye Reduction Flash
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Flash Type
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Built-In & External
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ISO Speeds
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Auto
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100
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200
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400
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800
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1600
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3200
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File Size (High Res.)
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9.85 MB (13 images on 128MB card)
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Compression Type
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JPEG
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Memory Type
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CompactFlash Card Type I
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IBM Microdrive
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Multimedia Card
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SD Card
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File Size (Low Res.)
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0.21 MB (about 610 images on 128MB card)
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Compression Modes
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Fine
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SuperFine
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Normal
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Uncompressed
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Self Timer
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2 Sec.
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10 Sec.
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Tripod Mount
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Built-in Microphone
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Built-in Speaker
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LCD Protected Position
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Viewfinder
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Optical (Through-the-lens)
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LCD Screen Resolution
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207,000 pixels
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| Interfaces |
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Video Interface
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Video Out
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Interface Type
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USB 2.0
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Battery Type
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Proprietary Lithium
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Battery Life
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400 Images
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Operating System
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Apple Mac OS 9
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Apple Mac OS X
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Microsoft Windows 2000
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Microsoft Windows 98
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Microsoft Windows 98SE
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Microsoft Windows ME
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Microsoft Windows XP
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Weight
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1.68 lb.
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Depth
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2 in.
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3.05 in.
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Height
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3.5 in.
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4.17 in.
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Width
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5.38 in.
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5.91 in.
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Warranty
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1 Year
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| Miscellaneous |
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UPC
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043325000119
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043325606366
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Product ID
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31056
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22554153
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Included Accessories
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Software
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USB Cable
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Video Cable
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Driver
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Lithium Battery
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Battery Charger
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Lens Cap
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Strap
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Release Date
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Q4, 2004
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Family Line
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MPN
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X-700
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MAXXUM7D/28-100
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Konica Minolta X-700 Digital Camera
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Product Review Summary
89% recommend this product
Consumer Reviews
Pros
SLR, Manual-Bulb-Automatic features, Quality Minolta brand, has stood the test of time
Cons
On the heavy side, does not have the bells/ whistles that some people need
Recommended it?
Yes
I bought my Minolta X-700 so long ago I do not even remember how much I paid for it~ I do remember where I bought it from, and I remember the excitement of owning my very own SLR camera. If I had to buy another camera right now, I would stick with the Minolta X-700 ~ it has more than proven itself...
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Pros
Still An Outstanding Manual SLR
Cons
Age of Design and Technology
Recommended it?
Yes
The Minolta X-700 was the second SLR I ever owned; the first being an X-370 purchased as part of a kit in 1986. That camera went everywhere with me and after thousands of photos, the film advance crank went in 1998 when I was taking shots of Iraqi Kurds who had fled to Turkey. Since I already had...
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Product Review Summary
71% recommend this product
Consumer Reviews
154
Pros
Inexpensive for value, lots of lenses/accessories, powerful features, Flat-out WORKS
Cons
No successor yet produced, becoming somewhat rare.
Recommended it?
Yes
My first SLR was the first Minolta auto focus SLR, the Maxxum 7000. My second SLR, as it turns out, is the first of Minolta's Digital SLRs, and sadly, appeared at the end of this brand in the marketplace. Now that I had had the Maxxum 7D for a while, I have had a chance to shoot with it in a wide...
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Pros
photographer-friendliness, solidity, antishake for all lenses, huge LCD, fast operation,...
Cons
relatively small buffer, limited burst rate, fastest sync speed only 1/160s with built-in...
Recommended it?
Yes
Size, Shape & Weight
This camera is almost perfectly sized for average male hands, the only exception being the hand-grip, which could be a bit deeper. The overall shape resembles that of its 35mm bro, the award-winning Minolta Dynax 7, although adjustments have been made to bring it more in...
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