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Reviews - Peripherals - Konica Minolta Dimage X1. The world's first 8megapixel compact impresses in some, but not all, areas.(Brief Article)(Product/Service Evaluation)
Publication: Personal Computer World Publication Date: 01-DEC-05 |
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COPYRIGHT 2005 VNU Business Media Europe
Byline: Will Stapley.
Although people are aware that more pixels doesn't always mean better quality, it hasn't stopped Konica Minolta from releasing the first 8megapixel compact camera - the Dimage X1.
The main advantage of an 8megapixel camera is that you can crop images and still print at decent sizes without pixellation. Alternatively, if you don't crop, you can print A3-sized photos.
Most compact...
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