Best Minolta Film Cameras

Pros: Mid-Roll Change, Maxxum features with APS advantages Cons: can't get big enlargements, expensive lenses The Bottom Line: It's a great camera, as long as you dont' want to make lots of

Pros: Extremely compact SLR, light weight, acceptable optics and superb automatic light metering. Cons: APS film systems limitations. Visible grain in some prints; enlargements over 5x7 are a

Pros: Lightweight and full of options. Cons: really none that can't be attributed to dirt buildup internally.

Pros: Very solidly built Cons: Lenses expensive

its ease of use makes it perfect for the novice as well as the experienced.

the zoom feature as well as the option of changing the print size were easy to operate underwater.

Pros: Rugged, all weather camera, water resistant to a depth of 33 ft.

Pros: It does what it was design for

Pros: easy to use, well laid out

pros: easy to use, real power, almost professional feeling.

pros: easy to use for the whole family

pros: clear photos, easy to use (for anyone),

Pros: Easy use, price, solid construction

pros: easy to use, loads of features

pros: ease of use and performance

pros: very simple controls