We first heard of the two new Minolta DiMAGE 5 and 7
digital cameras at PMA on 11th
February this year (although there had been leaked information earlier).
Both cameras are based on the same functionality, body and 7x optical
zoom lens, the DiMAGE 5 has a 3.3 megapixel CCD and 32 - 250 mm equiv.
focal length range, the DiMAGE 7 a 5.2 megapixel CCD with a 28 - 200 mm
equiv. focal length range.
Much of this operational / design part of this review
is simply reproduced from the DiMAGE 7 review because the two cameras
(in this respect) are virtually identical.
DiMAGE 5 compared to DiMAGE 7
Here's a quick breakdown of the DIFFERENCES between the
DiMAGE 5 and 7 (you'll find full specifications for the DiMAGE 5 on the
next page):
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Sep 17, 2004
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Sep 23, 2001
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Feb 11, 2001
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Sep 22, 2004
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