Konica Minolta Dynax 5D Digital Camera

These batteries are a good replacement for the originals and I was able to get the old Konica Minolta 5D Camera fired up. It's a good, basic and very sturdy camera for field work.

This film is worth every penny I use a minolta dynax�7 with kodak portra�for all kind of photography it never disappoints. Excellent�color reproduction and fine grain.

This is ISO 200 film speed according to my Minolta Dynax A-9. Unlike its cousin NC500, this film has more defined greens and blues, as it appears to be Tungsten based. I rated it at EI 200 and it turned out to be a correct exposure. Overall, NC400 is a great film showing deep ocean blues, deep greens and is unlike any Kodak or Fuji films. I have to try it for portraiture.

Have old Minolta lenses and currently use Nikon digital camera. The adapter allows me to use my old minolta lenses on my newer Nikon camera. Just working through the peculiarities of using old manual lenses on a fully modern camera. Results so far have been OK but I assume will improve once I get accustomed to the adapter and minolta lense differences. Ordering through BH Photo on line was quick and easy and fair price.

This is the replacement cartridge for my Konica Minolta printer. Since the cartridges last a long time, I don't replace often. A good thing. No complaints.

Compared to Bower, Rokinon, Konica-Minolta, Tokina, and even the older style Nikon caps, this newish Nikon design is the best. Eventually, the brand name will start to wear off, but the cap itself is very durable and easy to use. At this price, there's no real point in trying to find a generic alternative.

Use it with Konica and Minolta MD/MC lenses. If you want a serious compact m4/3 system, this is it. Already have a black one and just got the silver to match my Minolta MC chromed ring lenses. Besides the camera lens combination looking so good, it delivers awesome images, feels and handles very well. Like it better than my GF1.

I use this product on my Sony digital and Minolta 35mm. Works well.

I had a Canon Rebel in the 90s and it was such an easy camera to use, when I decided to upgrade my old digital (a minolta), I decided I wanted a Canon again. So glad I bought it. The technology may change, but there is still something so familiar with this as it looks, feels, and operates just like my old one from the 90s. I also liked that this was a complete kit. All I added were UV filters, cap strings, screen protector, and a hand strap. The wifi and app connection is simple after you follow the directions closely. The pictures so far are really good. (pic posted only edits warmth and contrast due to overcast day)

I started with the Digital Rebel a couple of years ago, then upgraded to a 5D, added a 40D body to my collection and then sold them both and bought this amazing Mark III 1D. I take portraits and weddings as a side business. Recently, in my full time job, I was promoted and since the wedding photography takes up time I wanted a camera that would allow me to take sports photography. This is the camera. However, I find the portrait shots I take with this camera are a tad better than the 5D. The only issue I have is I miss the FF of the 5D.