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I was wondering what any Z2 owners think of the new camera. I've read the review and it looks like a camera i might like to own. I read that the Z1 lens used to rattle, has this been fixed in the Z2? Thanks for all replies.
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I have been using Z2 for about month.
Lenses are alright, just the entire system (the one which shifts when you turn your camera on) moves a little (It is ok, doesn't influence the quality of the pictures. It moves on the most of cameras). Great movies quality. Don't like that external flashes are so expensive. I can tell you that it is a good camera for it's price. |
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I'm looking at something like the Z2 sometime soon. 4mp + decent zoom etc.
Looking at 3 example pics on this thread : http://www.stevesforums.com/phpBB2/v...ic.php?t=24707 Shows the Z2 to be a poor 3rd, the image is quite poor in comparison, some images heree arnt nearly as bad, can it take a decent picture as some of its competition can? |
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Here are some pros for the DiMage Z2:
The Cons: If Konica-Minolta would either fix the audio import problem or supply software that can sucessfully edit the video produced by this camera, I would recommend it without hesitation. But, to me, the stated video capabilities of this camera are big on the feature list and should be 100% functional. |
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This camera is easily the cheapest 10x zoom that i know of. It is around £260 on Amazon where the Canon S1 IS is around £380. They seem very similar cameras to me, so the Z2 looks a good deal.
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