Konica Minolta Wireless Printer Setup

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.

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.

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 was pleasantly surprised to find that it was very well made and seems sturdy. I don’t know why, but I expected it to be the same type of plastic that some Canon lenses are made from, but it’s actually metal and very well built. It works just fine on my Canon 70D with Konica AR Bellows setup and also when directly attaching a few Konica Hexanon AR lenses which include a 300mm f4.5, 80-200mm f3.5, 50mm f1.7, and 35mm f2.8... The 35mm and 50mm have slight softening at wide open apertures on my 70D camera body, but it’s pretty nice in my opinion. The softening is not there when I use them reversed in the bellows for macro shots. I’ll take that minor issue on those two lenses in exchange for being able to use all four of these lenses directly on my DSLR especially the two small lenses on my old school macro setup with the 70D body. My Konica 80-200mm and 300mm are awesome on this setup with no problems whatsoever. I’ll be doing some bird and wildlife photography this weekend and pixel peeping in Darktable just to verify the sharpness, but so far (judging from zoomed images on back of camera) everything seems legit. I’ll post again if it ain’t sweetness!!! Seriously... For less than 40 fazoolies it’s dope as heck!!! I’m an avid 35mm film shooter ( even in 2018) and have a nice collection of Konica Autoreflex bodies and lenses that I’ve refurbished and truly enjoy, this little jobbie gives me the double pleasure of adding those Konica lenses to an expanding love for digital capture as well. Plus, it engages my creativity and my images can stand out from the cookie cutter crowd of images floating around the ether!!!! I hope... I WILL purchase again... I’ll get all the “other brand” to Canon adapters from this manufacturer then start buying old lenses for my 70D.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The HP DeskJet 2855e is an excellent printer for small home projects, offering convenient wireless connectivity and satisfactory print quality. Here are some of the key aspects based on my experience: Pros: Easy Setup and Connectivity: The wireless connectivity is a standout feature. Setting it up via the HP Smart app was straightforward, making it possible to print from my smartphone within minutes. This printer easily connects to various Wi-Fi systems, including my Verizon hotspot. Good Print Quality: The print quality is impressive for a printer in this price range. It handles emails, scanning, and making copies efficiently. Compact and Functional: The printer is compact and fits well in a home office setup. It's ideal for occasional printing needs. Fast Printing: The printer works quickly. Additional Features: The scanner function works wonderfully, and the printer also comes with three months of free HP Instant Ink, which is a great bonus. Cons: Small Ink Cartridges: The ink cartridges are quite small, which might not be cost-effective for those who print frequently. Setup Challenges: While the setup was easy for most, inserting the ink cartridge required a bit of patience. HP Instant Ink Subscription: After the initial three months, continuing the HP Instant Ink subscription can be an additional expense. Conclusion: The HP DeskJet 2855e is a reliable and efficient printer for small home projects and occasional use. Its wireless capabilities, easy setup, and good print quality make it a great choice for families and individuals who need a basic, hassle-free printer. However, if you print frequently, be prepared for the cost of replacing small ink cartridges. Despite a few drawbacks, this printer offers excellent value for its price.

This printer was easy to setup, has good quality wireless printing for the price. I was able to replace a B&W printer and a color copier/scanner/printer with this to simply our Licea. It’s used for light duty home printing, nothing heavy or work related.

Great printer for home office use. Fast printing. Easy setup. Wireless. Compact. Only drawback, a tiny bit noisy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very easy setup and easy to connect to wireless network. Produces quality black and white prints. If you are an infrequent printer, you don’t have to worry about the inkjet going dry. Overall, very nice laser printer.

Impressively easy setup and wireless printing with our new Canon MF751Cdw Color Laser Printer. Fast with excellent quality.