I investigated at length before I took possession of my Minolta Dimage camera. I studied each pro and shopper review I saw. I compared quality, sizes, costs, ratings, everything. I look at the cameras in stores and on the web.

After getting all of that data I finally decided on the Minolta Dimage Camera 5 megapixel. After operating the camera on a near daily basis for a few months now I am cheerful to claim that I made the best selection.

Earlier I owned the HP photosmart 935 5.3 mega-pixel which takes superb photographs, but it’s was reasonably slow and it devoured batteries. Also it is a more average sized camera. I wanted to continue using that camera for the more crucial, planned photos and special shots like July 4th fireworks and such. But I wanted a 2nd camera that was as tiny as possible, quick and easy to use, with an enormous LCD display. I also needed it to take great photographs without costing me a mint.

I could not be happier with the Minolta Dimage camera. It is even smaller and more slender than it appears in photographs, but the LCD is large with very chrisp pictures. It’s so fast at powering up that I am able to turn it on and off repeatedly to save its battery life, but I don’t actually need to because it battery last such a long time.

The sliding lens cover / power switch works wonderful and it prevents the camera from turning on in your pocket, bag or case. And it doesn’t have a bothersome telescoping lens to worry about and the zoom is wonderful.

The Minolta Dimage camera has every function and photograph option that regular camera users would need with truly easy to use buttons and menus. The buttons and lenses are all so perfectly placed that I never smear my screen or stick my finger in front of the lens. It is sturdy and manifestly well made.

I carry it in my handbag every day in a super slim case without a single problem. I am taking so many more shots now than I ever did before. The photographs made with my Minolta Dimage camera are so beautiful, clear and crisp. Most of the tiny cameras have problems with fuzzy pictures because they are more difficult to hold still. Unless you are jumping or shaking excessively for some strange reason, fuzzy pictures aren’t a problem with the Minolta Dimage camera.

I adore this camera. I would DEFINITELY endorse getting it to anyone!

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