DiMAGE A2
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DiMAGE A2 is a digital camera
which was manufactured by Konica Minolta
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The following information was pulled from the original Konica Minolta website located here:
Konica Minolta A2 Product Page
The Konica Minolta DiMAGE A2 (it will be referred to as 'A2' in this article) was the successor to the A1. The A2 has an 8 megapixel CCD. The model is now discontinued. Sony bought out the Konica Minolta ( Engadget Article detailing the buyout) line and from that came the new Sony line called the Alpha series. The A2 is feature rich including items not found all in one on other cameras including a manual focus ring, time lapse options, a high resolution 922,000 pixel viewfinder as well as an articulating rear 1.8 inch screen, a 7x zoom barrel. The quality of the image is excellent for most amateur photographers. It is not considered a full SLR however, the lens cannot be changed and the viewfinder is still a digital representation of the object.
For more detail, see the Konica Minolta product page or these excellent links of reviews and specifications:
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which was manufactured by Konica Minolta
Konica Minolta
is a Japanese manufacturer of office equipment, medical imaging, graphic imaging, optical devices, and measuring instruments. It is headquartered in the Marunouchi Center Building in Marunouchi, Chiyoda, Tokyo, with a Kansai office in Nishi-ku, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture...
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Konica Minolta A2 Product Page
The Konica Minolta DiMAGE A2 (it will be referred to as 'A2' in this article) was the successor to the A1. The A2 has an 8 megapixel CCD. The model is now discontinued. Sony bought out the Konica Minolta ( Engadget Article detailing the buyout) line and from that came the new Sony line called the Alpha series. The A2 is feature rich including items not found all in one on other cameras including a manual focus ring, time lapse options, a high resolution 922,000 pixel viewfinder as well as an articulating rear 1.8 inch screen, a 7x zoom barrel. The quality of the image is excellent for most amateur photographers. It is not considered a full SLR however, the lens cannot be changed and the viewfinder is still a digital representation of the object.
For more detail, see the Konica Minolta product page or these excellent links of reviews and specifications: