Minolta Dimage F300 Digital Camera.
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	Editors' Rating: 7.0 of 10    • Value for money 7  • Ease of Use 7  • Performance 7  • Image Quality 7	Average User Rating: 8.5 of 10 (1 vote)  • Value for money 8  • Ease of Use 8  • Performance 9  • Image Quality 9	Where to Buy ? $224.99 different prices
	PROS  • Good photo quality.  • Lots of manual features.  • Excellent Auto mode.  CONS  • High noise levels.  • Mediocre landscape photos.  • Too much shutter lag.

  Minolta just released details on a follow-up to the highly popular F100. The F300 is more or less an upgraded F100 featuring 5MP, improved ISO sensitivity, a new 11 FPS UHS mode, more creative control, better battery life and improved shutter-speed range. Featuring increased resolution and zoom range, a new noise reduction option and Minolta's award-winning Subject Tracking Autofocus (AF) and Minolta's Area AF, this new digital camera produces high-quality images and incorporates advanced automatic functions, and fast, easy operation. Following the sleek contoured design of the DiMAGE F100, the DiMAGE F300 is one of the world's lightest and smallest 5.0 megapixel digital cameras with a built-in zoom lens. The image formed on the camera's CCD sensor is enhanced by Minolta's exclusive CxProcess image processing technology to optimize sharpness, color reproduction, tonal gradation and noise to create clear and natural looking images. The DiMAGE F300's wide dynamic range is provided by 12-bit A/D (analog to digital) conversion to ensure natural color and accurate tonal reproduction.

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