Minolta ProShot 64MP Digital Camera – 10x Optical Zoom, 4K Ultra HD Video, Macro Shooting, Anti-Shake, 3-inch LCD Screen, Face Detection – Includes 32GB SD Card, Battery & Case (Black)

Is a nice camera for beginners my 15 daughter love it

If i could give this zero stars I would. please dont waste your time on this! It has the resolution and audio quality of a cheap cell phone from 2010. I mistakently bought this cause i recognized the name Minolta from my childhood in the 70's and 80's where it was a well known brand. I didn't realize til it was too late that that brand was dead and that another company picked up the name

Although out if business in c2007, Sony lives up to the Classic Innovative Minolta name. Love this camera. The macro is unreal. Only gripe would be the mode selector wheel up top needs to be a little stiffer on the click settings as you turn it. It will turn too easily.I would consider this a professional camera at a fantastic price. Hot shoe for flash or pro microphone. And the swivel display is great. Throw it on a tripod. Set the timer and take great family photos.

Better than basic. Good quality pics. Wish there was more manual focus/zoom

Simplemente Excelente

Not satisfied with photo quality & stabilization feature. Having to turn out the view finder can be difficult for someone with hand problems.

nice looking and feeling camera-lots of features. However, I bought this camera since my kodak 16 and 20 mega pixel cameras have blurring issues when taking non flash art museum photos. I thought that with the much higher mega pixel rating of this camera, that I could take much better indoor non-flash art museum photos. After taking the camera to 3 art museum visits, I discovered, much to my disappointment, that this is not the case. It is hit or miss, with approx half of photos taken in focus and the rest blurred, in fact, a worse record than my 20 mega pixel Kodak, which has almost all artwork photographed in focus. If this camera worked out, I would have also bought its' cheaper little brother, same pixel rating-not now. I also discovered that Minolta batteries for this camera are sold out-no indication when they will be in stock again-not sure if comparable non-Minolta batteries will work with the camera. In good light, fortunately, camera is very sharp-big fall off in low light. I will now just use this camera as a backup to my other Kodak cameras. ps-just checked the manual despite 64 mp status-cmos sensor is actually only 8 mp-explaining disappointing low light shots. although manual says you can manually adjust the iso-this is actually not available choice in camera settings menu-turns out my 2 kodak cameras actually have 10 mp cmos sensors-accounting for perceived better low light performance from these cameras

5 stars great buy