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Konica Minoltas First Digital Single Reflex Camera x Konica Minoltas first Digital Single Reflex Camera x First DSLR with in body integrated Anti-Shake System x 6 Megapixel CCD (23.5 x 15.6 mm) x High performance Optical Viewfinder x High Speed Auto Focus System 9 areas, 8 lines x Large 2.5-type TFT monitor Positioning street prices August 2004 Canon 1Ds/Mark II Nikon D2H High End 6.764.-/3.999.-€ 3.887.-€ Canon 10D Nikon D100 Middle Class Konica Minolta 1.399.-€ 1.444.-€ Dynax 7D Entry Model Canon D300 Nikon D70 919.-€ 1.017.-€ Comparison D7D/A2 Comparison D7D/A2 DiMAGE A2 Dynax 7D Resolution 8 Megapixel 6 Megapixel Focal Lens 28 -200 mm 24 – 900 mm (22.5 - 300 mm) (crop. 1.5) CCD Size 2/3 inch Type 23.5x15.6 mm AF-System Video AF Phase-Detection AE -Metering CCD-Metering SPC Metering Flash Metering CCD-Metering SPC Metering Viewfinder Electronic Optical Viewfinder Viewfinder White balance CCD CCD SPC (silicone photo cell) CCD Sensor DiMAGE CCD A2/ CCD Dynax 7D 2/3 inch Type 23.5x15.6 mm 15.6 mm 11 mm 6.6 mm 28,4 mm 8.8 mm 2/3 inch 23.5 mm = unit cell size 2.7x2.7 µm = unit cell size 7.8x7.8 µm CCD Sensor Comparison of Sensor Types Konica Minolta Nikon D70 Nikon D100 Canon 300D Dynax 7D Sensor CCD CCD CCD CMOS Type 23,5x15,7 mm 23,7x15,6 mm 23,7x15,6 mm 22,7x15,1 mm (APS-C size) (APS-C size) (APS-C size) PENTAX *ist D OLYMPUS E-1 FUJIFILM Canon 10D FinePix S2 Pro Sensor CCD Four-thirds size Super-CCD CMOS Type 23,7x15,6 mm CCD 23,3x15,6 mm 22,7x15,1 mm (APS-C size) 17,3x13,0mm (APS-C size) (APS-C size) AS-System CCD-Shift Anti-Shake System Anti Shake is compatible with almost every lens* • The cameras CCD is shifted in the X and Y dimension to compensate for the camera shaking • Two angular velocity sensors detect the camera shake User benefits: Compensation: • Shutter speed bracketing in max. 3 stages. Even beginners can take pictures in the • 2 - 3 steps in shutter speed with telephoto range under low lighting. fixed focus lens • Helps avoid failure shots so anyone can shoot with confidence. • ISO speed can be reduced to decrease noise * Except the Macro 3x-1x zoom lens 1.7-2.8 and special lenses • Macro photos without using a tripod AS-System CCDS-Shift Anti-Shake System The accuracy of shake correction requires exact focal length information. For achieving precise control with almost every Konica Minolta lens the Dynax 7D performs the following controls: • The Dynax 7D has data about every AF lens produced by Konica Minolta in its ROM • For SSM and D–series lenses the focal length is provided by the interceded distance encoder. • For and non- D–series lenses the focal length is provided through the amount of AF-coupler movement. AS-System SIDM (Smooth Impact Drive Mechanism) To compensate camera shake, the movement of the CCD has to be extremely fast and precise. The unique Konica Minolta SDIM is not only fast and precise but is also very small. The SIDM is a linear-drive acuter which moves the CCD bonded to the drive shaft. The piezoelectric element has the characteristic of expanding when voltage is applied. When the voltage is cut off, the piezoelectric element abruptly contracts, but the moving body remains. AS-System SIDM Piezoelectric Movable element frame body Friction Anchor block Drive Waveform of voltage applied to the Piezoelectric element Intergradation of the Piezoelectric element AS-System CCDS-Shift Anti-Shake System y-axis Marco: Anti-Shake works against shaking in the x- and y-axis. As result of the small depth of field, the shaking in the z-axis has a big effect on macro photography. Anti Shake works in macro photography but the performance is decreased. x-axis z-axis AS-System Frequency Range Optical Image Stabilisation works The frequency range has been only for high frequencies. shifted to high frequencies from Anti Shake works also for low DiMAGE A1/A2. Low frequencies will frequencies (1 to 2 Hz). This is the still be compensated. reason Anti Shake is able to compensate camera shaking with wide angle shots. AS-System Displayed Information Vibration level from 1 to 5: Correctable Vibration level 5 with camera shake warning icon: Not correctable User benefits: • Displays status information • Status confirmable at a glance Viewfinder Displayed Information Flash compensation indicator Camera shake warning Wireless/Remote flash indicator Frame-remaining counter Manual focus indicator Focus signal Aperture display EV scale Shutter speed display AE-lock indicator High speed sync indicator Flash signal AS-System Comparison CCD Shift / Optical Image Stabilisation One part of the optical system can be shifted to eliminate the influence of the camera shake. The camera shake is detected by gyro sensors. The amount of lens shift is calculated in the lens. without Stabilisation The optical image stabilization can compensate between one and two, or two and three speed steps (depending on the lens). Stabilisation activated AS-System Comparison CCD Shift / Optical Image Stabilisation CCD-Shift Optical Stabilisation Lens Almost every lens Only special expensive lenses (not available for every focal length) Compensation 2 – 3 steps 1 – 2 or 2 – 3 steps (depending on the lens) Macro Yes No Status Yes, No Information Displayed in viewfinder Influence on No Color shading image quality possible Aperture range Not limited Limited Aperture range Marco Yes No AS-System Image Stabilisation Focal length comparison Equivalent to 35mm format (1.5x for DSLR) converter DiMAGE A1/A2/A200 converter Dynax 7D one lens one lens several lenses one lens VR 80 - 400 mm 1.869.- € VR 24-120mm 799.-€ one lens Several lenses one lens 75 - 135 mm 519.-€ 28-300 mm 2.499.-.-€ 22.5 mm 36 mm 50 mm 105 mm 200 mm 300 mm 400 mm 500 mm 600 mm 900mm Canon Konica Minolta User benefits: August 2004 Nikon • Also special lenses are image stabilised CxProcess III Newly enhanced image processing The Dynax 7D features the CxProcess III, witch controls all parameters of image quality like: • Sharpness • Colour reproduction • Tonal reproduction • Noise Reduction Automatic white balance The AWB algorithm of the Dynax 7D has been improved to provide a maximum of colour reproduction quality. Viewfinder Viewfinder System • Pentaprism • Field of view 95% • Magnification 0.9x • Eye relief 21 mm Metering Sensor (SPC) Viewfinder LCD User benefits: Viewfinder Screen SI Screen • Bright and big viewfinder image LED for SI • Easy and comfortable Viewfinder Metering Spherical Acute Matte Sensor (SPC) The spherical acute matte creates a clear, bright viewfinder image by minimizing light due to diffusion and maintaining even illumination across the viewfinder area. The super spherical acute matte (M-Type) is optionally available. Viewfinder LCD Viewfinder Screen SI Screen LED for SI Current acute matte Spherical acute matte Interchangeable Focusing Screens M-Type focusing screen and L- Type SI screen are available. Combined to correspond to ML- Type screen (Custom service necessary) L-Type M-Type Viewfinder Comparison Viewfinder Konica Nikon Canon PENTAX FUJIFILM OLYMPUS Nikon Canon Minolta D100 10D *ist D FinePix E-1 D70 300D Dynax S2 Pro 7D Viewfinder Penta- Penta- Penta- Penta- Penta- Penta- Roof Roof mirror prisma prisma prisma prisma prisma prisma mirror Field of view 95% 95% 95% 95% 93%hor. 95% 95% 95% 95%ver. Magnification 0.9x 0.8x 0.88x 0.95x - 0.96x 0.75x 0.8x Eye relief 21 mm 24 mm 20 mm - - 20 mm 18 mm 21 mm Auto focus Phase Detection AF System The phase detection system can control the seamless lens drive almost up to the focus position since it detects simultaneously direction and the amount of lens movement. AF-Sensor Dedicated Auto Focus CCD CCD Auto focus Comparison Focal length A/D lens converter CPU Video-AF/Phase Detection CCD The Video AF determinates the focus point by calculating the contrast of Contrast the image provided by the CCD. The Computing video AF requires multiple processes. The speed of a Video AF Motor is slower than the speed of a phase drive detections AF. AF value Close-up Auto focus 9 Areas 8 Lines The Dynax 7D is equipped with a 9 area and 8 lines AF sensor. The AF sensors are placed close to each other within the wide focus frame to provide flexible compensation when shooting stationary and moving subjects. Auto focus Focus Modes Single-shot AF Mode (S) When the shutter-release button is pressed halfway down in single- shot AF mode, the AF system focuses and locks on the subject. Direct Manual Focus (DMF) is available after focus is locked. Continuous AF mode (C) With the shutter release button pressed halfway down, the AF system keeps focusing according to the movement of the subject and focus-lock does not engage even when the subject stops. Auto focus Automatic AF Mode (AF-A) The control of AF-A is selectable through two modes in the menu; According to the movement of the subject, the camera automatically switches between Continuous AF and Single-shot AF modes (default settings). -When the focus is locked in the one shot AF mode, the AF system switches automatically to DMF (Direct Manual Focus). Focusing continues while the subject moves. With still subjects, focus is locked when the shutter-release button is pressed halfway down. Auto focus Predictive Focus Control The Dynax 7D achieves the high performance of the predictive focus control in speed and accuracy with the powerful AF motor, the simultaneous lens drive during the mirror-up movement and the improved AF algorithm.
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