Konica Minolta Konica KD-200 Zoom

The Digital Revio KD-400Z is the world's smallest camera (as of Feb 2002) in the 4.13 megapixel, 3X zoom class. Other features include a stainless steel alloy exterior that provides a high-class appearance, ultra slim body that enhances mobility and a sli

A camera that breaks new land-speed records with a start up of 0.77 seconds and, according to Konica, autofocus and exposure operations completed in 0.2 seconds...

The Minolta Freedom zoom 150 (or Riva zoom 150 in my case) is the best p&s camera I have used! I took it on my trip to America (where it was replaced by a FujiFilm FinePix S2800HD) and it produced excellent photos! My only complaint is the AutoFocus...

Easy and fast to use generally, very contrasty and sharp lens, fairly compact and light, fast lens for this type of camera.

Great camera when it works. Ater about 1.5 years of light use the camera's electronics went out. After the camera did not function, brought it in to a certified repair shop in Seattle. Was told that it would be a minimum of $175 to fix and more if new...

Camera broke quickly and took forever to fix. They eventually sent it to Japan to fix. Broke again soon afterward.

This review is based soley on the fact that I was looking for a travel camera. The main selling point for me was price, and the 28-70 zoom. It has never seen the inside of a protective case and has dwelled mostly next to my butt, (hip pocket,) and...

I purchased this camera because of the more powerful zoom and the size. I use it mostly for travel. This pictures are terrible!!! My $110 Fuji takes far better pictures. When I switch to panoramic the pictures are dark. Often times it locks up and...

I bought this camera several years ago and took it for many trips within the U.S. and to Europe. Overall this is excellent reliable camera. The performance is surprisingly good for a P/S. Lens is very sharp. Autofocus never failed me: virtually all my...