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Minolta Maxxum 5 35mm SLR Quartz Date Kit with 28-80mm Zoom Lens
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Minolta Maxxum 5 35mm SLR Quartz Date Kit with 28-80mm Zoom Lens List Price: $299.99


Features
 35mm compact single-lens reflex (SLR) camera with quartz date imprint function
 Compatible with Minolta A-mount lenses
 Integrated flash with red-eye reduction; includes hot shoe for external flash
 One of the smallest and lightest full-featured SLRs ever produced
 Improved autofocus drive motor and high-speed microcomputer for quicker and more precise control
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Minolta Maxxum 5 35mm SLR Quartz Date Kit with 28-80mm Zoom Lens description
The small, light Minolta Maxxum 35mm AF SLR is easy to pack, carry, and handle on all your adventures. The Maxxum 5 also houses a powerful array of high-performance features that will satisfy both beginner photographers and serious photo hobbyists.

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Minolta Maxxum 5 35mm SLR Quartz Date Kit with 28-80mm Zoom Lens Customer Reviews
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♥♥♥♥♥ Nice Camera with some drawbacks
Initially, I purchased a Minolta Maxxum 4, but was sent the Maxxum 5 instead. No problem, as I figured they were basically the same camera. As has been mentioned, the camera is feather light, which in my opinion, isn't necessarily a plus. I have never cared for the feel of a point and shoot, and this camera reminds me of that. Even though, it's heavy on the functions, and has all the neat stuff a high priced camera has. But, it has some drawbacks. Nearly all of my pictures taken in the auto mode with flash have been overexposed. Every now and then I'll get a nicely exposed photo, but it's been rare. Also, I've had trouble with the power on this camera. Not sure what happened, but I couldn't get the camera to come on. I replaced the batteries (twice), and still no power. And then, as if by a miracle, the power came on and I haven't had any trouble since. Now, wouldn't that be a pain if one were in a situation whereby you were taking memories that were priceless?? Another thing: My camera came with a CD that has the manual on it. I don't care for that in that I've had to print it out and try to make it compact enough to carry with me on shoots.
If I had it to do over, I'm not sure this would be the camera I'd choose. Problem is, I like the functions, and they're relatively easy to learn. Picture quality (so far) hasn't been what I'd expect; not anything near my Minolta Maxxum 7000 that I've had for 15 years.
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