Konica Minolta Zoom 130c Date 35mm Camera

Konica Minolta Zoom 130c Date 35mm Camera
Manufacturer: Konica Minolta
Product Type: Photography

Editorial Review:
Product Description
This Minolta Zoom Date 38-130mm camera gives you uncomplicated, compact design and high-quality pictures. Functions are fully automatic so all you need to do is point, zoom in with the 3.4x zoom lens and shoot. Features: high-quality 3.4x aspheric zoom lens; long eye relief viewfinder; 1000-step autofocusing; focus lock; durable aluminum exterior; film chamber lock; versatile multi-mode flash; night portrait flash; landscape and night view mode; red-eye reduction; automatic film operation; self-timer; and date and time imprinting.

Average customer rating:

Why Buy This Minolta? I Will Convince You!
Why Buy This Minolta? I Will Convince You!
Why Buy This Minolta? I Will Convince You!
Took nice pictures....but it died
I strongly recommend you don't purchase

Konica Minolta Zoom 130c Date 35mm Camera

Manufacturer: Konica Minolta
ProductGroup: Photography
Binding: Electronics

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Product Features:

38-130mm (3.4x) power zoom lens uses high-quality aspheric optics for crisp, clear pictures with high contrast
Precise autofocus system uses 1000 focusing steps to keep the main subject razor sharp
Distinctive and durable aluminum face plate and lens mount
Versatile flash modes let you shoot in a variety of lighting situations with confidence
Built-in quartz date back imprints the date or time right onto the photo

ASIN: B0000C4JZV

Product Description

The MINOLTA Freedom Zoom 130c puts advanced, versatile 35mm snapshot technology in the palm of your hand. With an impressive optical zoom (37.5 - 130mm f/5.4 - 12.4 (6 elements / 6 groups), a passive multi-point autofocus system, and an easy-to-read LCD panel, it's hard to take a bad picture anywhere! Lens incorporates two aspherical elements, minimizes distortion Continuous Shooting Mode (2.2 seconds per frame) Selectable Date & Time Stamp Function Dimensions - 2.4H x 4.4W x 1.8D Weight - 6.7 ounces

Customer Reviews:

Why Buy This Minolta? I Will Convince You!.......2006-11-25

I have this MINOLTA I got it right before MINOLTA was bought out buy SONY in spring of 05.I love it because it takes just as good of pictures as my moms almost $600 CANON DSLR. And I bought the RC-3 wireless remote, case and, tripod for it online.I totally love taking pictures with it. This model is really sturdy but, if it does break there is 1 or 2 year warranty.It is real easy to use you just point and shoot and its features are real nice like the date,multi autofocus,red eye reducer,and different settings are a brezze to work.

Why Buy This Minolta? I Will Convince You!.......2006-11-25

I have this MINOLTA I got it right before MINOLTA was bought out buy SONY in spring of 05.I enjoy using it because it takes just as good of pictures as my moms almost $600 CANON DSLR. And I bought the RC-3 wireless remote, case and, tripod for it online.I totally go crazy taking pictures with it and use lots of film. This model is really sturdy but, if it does break there is 1 or 2 year warranty.It is real easy to use you just point and shoot and its features are real nice like the date,multi autofocus,red eye reducer,and different settings are a brezze to work.

Took nice pictures....but it died.......2006-04-06

I received this camera as a gift for Christmas 2004. The pictures I got from it were great with beautiful colors, and everything was fine until November 2004. The focus slowed WAY down, and it took me several attempts to take every picture. The zoom didn't work consistently, and the camera would refuse to take a picture for no discernable reason. Finally, just after the warranty expired (of course), it stopped working altogether. Wouldn't turn on or respond in any way to new film or batteries.
When I called Konica Minolta, they told that I could not return or exchange, they would only repair. It would cost $99 for the repair, plus $12 to ship it back to me, plus whatever it cost me to ship it to them in the first place (from HI to CT). For ~$120, I'm just going to get another, newer camera.

I strongly recommend you don't purchase.......2004-05-02

We have had to exchange this camera twice within the first month of having it, first it stopped taking pictures you had to shut it off zoom in and out then it would take it, the second camera did the same also it stopped taking the film, we tried several brands and it would just expose it all. very disapoointing. we contacted minolta they would only fix it not return or exchange it. we bought the canon sure shot 115 and love it so far!

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