The Konica Minolta Maxxum single lens reflex (SLR) camera is a product of Konica Minolta Photo Imaging U.S.A., Inc. Its market debut has been a groundbreaking introduction, with its unparalleled resolution of 6.1 million pixels.  The Minolta Maxxum Digital SLR Camera features, among several innovations, a CCD-shift integrated into its body and interchangeable lenses. This digital SLR enjoys compatibility with virtually all of the Maxxum AF lenses available in the market, making it adaptable to virtually any photography situation or application. The design of this digital SLR also incorporates technology that delivers higher picture quality and performance, underscored by a clever compensating mechanism to dramatically reduce camera shake.

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  Minolta and its partner Konica may have abandoned the camera business several years ago, yet many hobbyists and professionals in the unique art of photography continue to remain loyal to the company’s products, particularly to the Minolta Dslr Camera.  The superb technology behind Minolta products is one primary reason for this undying loyalty.  After all, it was Minolta which gave the photography world its first camera with the autofocus function.  Minolta also takes pride in having its photo imaging product board “Friendship 7”, America’s first manned spacecraft.  Minolta entered the competitive digital imaging business with its merger with film manufacturer Konica in 2003. 

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    Innovative technology is behind the driving force that makes the Minolta digital camera a winner despite its manufacturer’s decision three years ago to transfer its camera business assets to Sony Corporation of Japan.  Minolta is a camera manufacturer steeped in tradition whose entry in digital photography has been slow but methodical, resulting in product market entries that stood out among those from more seasoned competitors.  Continue Reading ->