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28-90 mm 3.5-5.6 Autofocus Zoom Lens for Sony/Minolta

QDA-C Flash Module f/Minolta Manual Focus

QTB-7500A Auto Flash w/Minolta i-Series SLR Film Camera Module

T-mount for Minolta Maxxum

QTB-9550D Twin Bounce Flash w/Minolta i-Series SLR Film Camera Module

QDA-MIAF Flash Module for Minolta Auto Focus (''i'' series) cameras

QDC-800 Auto Flash w/Minolta i-Series SLR Film Camera Module

50 mm f/2.8 1:1 Macro Lens for Sony-Minolta

AC Adapter for Casio/Minolta Digital Cameras

QB-6550D Bounce Flash w/Minolta i-Series SLR Film Camera Module

24-135 mm AF For Minolta

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The truth about pixels
Pixels do not determine the quality of the image; they do determine how big the image is. How good the image looks is determined by the quality of the pixels, the lens and the processor inside the camera. Think about the biggest size of print you will ever need and choose the right number of pixels.

To zoom or not zoom.
Pay close attention to a camera's optical zoom. Cameras tend to have 3 times, 6 times, or even 10 times zooms, usually displayed by a 'x' sign. The zoom puts you in control of how much you want in your photograph. Choose longer zooms (6x, 10x) for wildlife and sports photography to get in closer. Digital zoom is of little importance when choosing a camera - it just cuts away the edge of the image and enlarges the section in the middle.

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