Konica Minolta A200

Best do-it-all camera I've ever owned.

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Pros: Excellent output quality, RAW capability, durability, flexibility, 8 MP, 28-200 zoom, image stabilization.

Cons: Nothing worth mentioning.

Bottom Line:
I've been using my A-200 for about a year and I love it. The most capable and flexible all-around camera I could imagine. Read More

Excellent camera now at great prices

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Pros: Big features, small size; great wide angle; image stabilization

Cons: Getting hard to find; just average in low light

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Although two years old, the A200 has an amazing balance of features for the serious amateur: 28mm wide angle and great image stabilization in such a small package. Read More

Exceptional control for a compact digital camera

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Pros: SLR like feel and results. Anti shake feature and 7x quality optics

Cons: Poor AF in low light, noisy in high ISO settings.

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Recommended for the enthusiast SLR like performance without the size and cost Read More

How to beat the focus problem

Author's Rating:

Pros: Wide Angle Lens is best in class Natural colors. Manual zoom. Threaded lens barrel.

Cons: A bit slow, but do often you need fast shot to shot speeds?

Bottom Line:
Consider this trade off for a wider than usual wide angle, but less than usual zoom. You'll get more use out the wide end of the lens. Read More

Konica-Minolta A200

Author's Rating:

Pros: 28mm wide angle, stabilizer, macro with flash, very sharp even at high digital zoom

Cons: a little slow to focus and shoot in dark rooms, screen a tad small

Bottom Line:
I'd recommend this to anyone who doesn't want to spend the big bucks on a D-SLR and lenses, but wants top quality pictures and full versatility. Read More

Well engineered marvel!

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Pros: Anti-shake, built-in color balance meter, sharp 7x auto/manual touch zoom lens, and flip out LCD.

Cons: Slow AF in low light, Minolta only hot shoe, no PC plug.

Surprisingly good!

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Pros: exceptional quality for the price. low noise @ ISO 50, good lens 28-200mm, natural colour.

Cons: AF in low light not great, but OK.

BEST in its CLASS

Author's Rating:

Pros: -Manuel Zoom -Excellent Image Quality -Flip-out LCD -Manuel Focus Ring -Logical Menu Design

Cons: Low light Focus (BUT, Spot focus setting eliminates the problem)

Good camera

Author's Rating:

Pros: good photo's, easy to learn, many manual ajustable settings,

Cons: long shoot to shoot and start up times, mediocre flash

Konica Minolta A200

Author's Rating:

Pros: "Feels" like an SLR. Wide angle.

Cons: Nothing, really.