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Backgrounder
New Konica Minolta Single Lens Reflex (SLR)-type Digital Camera:
The DiMAGE Z1
Konica Minolta’s stylish new DiMAGE Z1 is the first in a series of easy-to-use powerful SLR-
type digital cameras. The first Konica Minolta digital camera to include Konica Minolta’s new
built-in 10x Mega-zoom lens, the DiMAGE Z1 possess advanced technology and the world’s
fastest autofocusing among digital cameras with a built-in 10x or greater optical zoom.*
Key
features include:
• 3.2 Megapixels
• Konica Minolta’s new Mega-Zoom lens (10x optical/4x digital zoom)
• Rapid Autofocus (AF)
• Progressive Capture
• High-Quality VGA Movie (640 x 480, 30 frames per second)
• CxProcess II
• Ultra High Speed (UHS) Continuous Advance (10 frames per second rapid fire)
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• LCD and Eye-level Electronic Viewfinder
Main Features:
Konica Minolta’s 10x Mega-zoom Lens
The new Konica Minolta 10x Mega-zoom is a fast f2.8 – f3.5 lens allowing fast shutter speeds for
sport or natural-light photography. The ten-element seven-group design employs two aspheric
lenses to minimize aberrations and produce sharp images. With a focal range of 5.8mm to 58mm,
it is equivalent to a 38 - 380mm 35mm camera lens. When combined with the seamless 4x digital
zoom, it has an amazing 40x zoom range, equivalent to a 38 – 1520mm lens.
To extend the versatility of the powerful 10x Mega-zoom, an optional 0.75x wide-converter is
available. This lens attachment increases the lens’ angle of view giving it a maximum coverage
approximately equal to a 28mm lens on a 35mm camera. The adapter ring supplied with the wide-
converter allows 52mm filters to be used with the camera.
With such powerful optics, the affect of camera shake, a slight blurring of the image when the
camera is handheld, can be a significant problem. Minolta engineers have developed an advanced
program exposure line to maximize shutter speeds by controlling the aperture and camera
sensitivity based on the subject program and focal length in use.
Rapid AF
Such powerful optics combined with a high-resolution 3.3 megapixel 1/2.7 interline primary-
color CCD requires a powerful autofocus system. The DiMAGE Z1 employs Rapid AF to ensure
sharp images with minimum delay. Rapid AF uses a passive AF sensor to instantly estimate the
distance to the subject and the camera’s CCD to determine the precise focus point. A high-speed
drive focuses the lens quickly and smoothly. The CCD uses a 60 frame per second sampling rate