
Konica Minolta Z20
Brand | Konica Minolta 2004 |
Model | Dimage Z20 |
Released Year | 2004 |
Type | DSLR Cameras |
Series | Dimage |
Color | Silver |
Optical Zoom | 10x (38-380mm equivalent) |
Status | Discontinued |
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Overview
The Konica Minolta Dimage Z20 is a bridge digital camera featuring a 5.1-megapixel CCD sensor with a 10x optical zoom lens (38-380mm equivalent). It utilizes a 1/2.5" sensor which was standard for compact cameras of that era, providing decent image quality for its class. The camera offers manual and automatic exposure controls as well as ISO sensitivities up to 320. It incorporates both JPEG and RAW image formats for flexible post-processing. The Z20 has a 1.5" color LCD screen for composing and reviewing shots. Additionally, it supports video recording at VGA resolution with audio. Connectivity includes USB 1.1 for image transfer and uses Compact Flash cards for storage.
The camera is powered by AA batteries and has manual focus capability alongside zoom. It features various scene modes and white balance presets to adapt to different shooting conditions.
Specifications
Maximum Aperture | f/3.4 |
Digital Zoom | 8x |
Color | Silver |
MPN | 52506936 |
Battery Type | AA |
Series | Konica Minolta DiMAGE |
Type | Digital SLR |
Maximum Resolution | 5.0 MP |
Model | Konica Minolta Dimage Z20 |
Optical Zoom | 10x (38-380mm equivalent) |
Features | Auto Power Save |
Sensor | 1/2.5 inch CCD |
Resolution | 5.1 Megapixels |
Storage Media | Compact Flash (CF) card |
Display | 1.5 inch color LCD |
Video Recording | VGA resolution with audio |
Connectivity | USB 1.1 |
Battery | 4 x AA batteries |
Exposure Modes | Manual, Automatic, Scene modes |
ISO Sensitivity | Auto, 100, 200, 400, 800, 320 |
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Key Advantages
The Dimage Z20's standout feature is its versatile 10x optical zoom lens which covers a broad range of focal lengths from wide-angle to telephoto. Its 5.1-megapixel sensor delivers images suitable for 4x6 and medium-sized prints. The inclusion of RAW format support allows photographers greater flexibility in image editing. Manual control options grant users enhanced creative control beyond automatic modes. The compact bridge design balances ease of use with advanced features. AA battery compatibility ensures convenient power replacement worldwide.
Limitations
Despite its strengths, the Dimage Z20 has some drawbacks, such as a relatively small 1/2.5" sensor that limits low-light performance and dynamic range. The 1.5" LCD screen is rather small and of modest resolution compared to modern standards. Its USB 1.1 interface results in slow image transfer speeds. Video recording is limited to VGA resolution and lacks advanced features. Autofocus speed can be sluggish in low light. Additionally, the camera's burst shooting capability is limited and buffer size is small.
FAQ
What is the sensor size of the Konica Minolta Dimage Z20?
The Dimage Z20 uses a 1/2.5 inch CCD sensor.
Does the Dimage Z20 support RAW image format?
Yes, the camera supports shooting in RAW format as well as JPEG.
What is the optical zoom range of the Dimage Z20?
It features a 10x optical zoom lens equivalent to 38-380mm in 35mm format.
What type of storage media does the Dimage Z20 use?
The camera uses Compact Flash (CF) cards for storage.
Can the Dimage Z20 record video?
Yes, it can record VGA resolution video with audio.
What kind of batteries does the Dimage Z20 require?
It is powered by 4 AA batteries.
Is the Konica Minolta Dimage Z20 still in production?
No, the model was discontinued several years ago.
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