Just posted! Minolta DiMAGE S404 review
Just posted! Our full in-depth review of Minolta's four megapixel, four times optical zoom DiMAGE S404. At $500 the S404 is one of the cheapest four megapixels (apart from Kodak's DX4900 - only two times zoom). The S404 is an evolution on last years three megapixel S304, it features the same four times optical zoom lens and extensive set of manual controls, additionally you now have four megapixels of resolution, improved buffering, a shifted ISO sensitivity range and histogram playback. So how did the S404 stand up to our tests? Also: updated DiMAGE X production review now posted.
Click here for our full in-depth review of Minolta's DiMAGE S404
(production model)
Click here for our updated Minolta DiMAGE X review
(production model)
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