Minolta Digital Camera – 56MP Photos, 4K 60FPS Video, Dual-Lens Selfie Design, 18X Zoom, Wi-Fi, RAW/JPEG Capture, 3” LCD, Compact Travel Camera (Black)

After a week of having the camera, a green screen appeared after turning it on, and it hasn't gone away. Everything from software/hardware failure, to insufficient power/bad battery, to bad cable/USB port, and failing camera sensor/internal component have all been listed as reasons, with no solution to any issue. So the camera is useless basically.

Didn't feel well built

This camera attaches to my spotting scope Baader eyepiece using a Baader adapter of 52mm to 52mm. The camera focuses on the eyepiece and I can take pictures of what I an looking at. The pictures are very good quality and I'm satisfied with the configuration I am now using with this camera. The camera comes with a 32mg micro sd, charging cable, lens cap and lithium battery. Everything is there to get started immediately. The camera controls took a little time getting use to but after a few tries I feel comfortable with the menu options and settings. For my needs I shut off auto focus, set ISO to 200, changed the exposure compensation to -3 (in bright light) and set exposure measuring to center. I installed the app to remote control the camera. This uses wifi and it worked very well. My only disappointment is that the app is the only way to do a remote shutter release. I would have linked to use a bluetooth release but that is not available nor is there a port for a wired shutter release. The camera weighs less than a pound which is perfect to use on my scope when mounted to a gimbal head. The camera/scope balance perfectly on the gimbal. I've searched a long time to find a camera that would connect to my scope and not be heavy to handle on my mount. The Minolta MND 65 camera fits 95% of what I needed.

The quality is awful, the worst money ever spent, the zoom is more awful than the pictures itself, portability and memory card are the only things that you may say that is good because the easy of use is horrible, you need to search a lot to know how to manipulate the camera, it is very low quality, it feels like a kids camera. Super fragile. Simply awful, don’t buy it.

I am seeing the very low scores that other people are giving this camera and think they did not understand what they were buying. This is a budget friendly low end camera that is lightweight and digital. It is not meant to replace an expensive mirrorless optical camera that can have 150 zoom power and take pictures of birds in flight. That is not what you're going to get with this camera. If you want a camera that is lightweight, durable and inexpensive along with simple to use. That is what you're getting here. Leave all the settings on automatic and just point and shoot. It has 56 megapixels. So yes you are going to get some good shots as long as it's sunny, you're steady and what you're taking a picture of is still. For what it's meant to be used for it is a good camera. Set your expectations before buying. You're not going to get a $1,200 camera purchasing this camera.

It was not like I love it but not my style now your talking a canon that’s a camera sorry Minolta 🤔

recommended the micro card but needs the mini card

The picture quality is terrible. When zooming in while shooting in video mode, there was a sharp pinging sound and now something is rattling around inside the camera. I purchased it on manufacture reputation. Minolta what happened!

La cámara no graba en 4k ni las fotos tienen 56 megapixeles, los colores son horribles, cualquier celular hace mejores fotos y video, no la compren es un fraude, la envié a devolución y no me reembolsaron el dinero que pagué.

The resolution and ease of use falls short of expectations A very basic entry camera.

Buen producto