Forum Übersicht - RE: Bilder von der Dynax 5D - 6

ZITATIch habe bisher auch nur vom gleichen Sucher gelesen. Orakelst Du gerade über einen elektronischen Sucher? [/quote]


elektronischen Sucher bei ner SLR? müsste ja nen 2. Chip haben um das Sucherbild zu erzeugen. sonst wäre es keine Spiegel Reflex

Zitat von das Auge

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@michi

Der Sucher ist kleiner! als der der Dynax 7D. Löst schlechter auf.

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Heißt das, dass der Sucher auch nur ein "Bild" ist und nicht über die Spiegel kommt?
Ich dachte dies wäre bloß bei den Bridgecams so ... /sad.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="sad.gif" />

Nun ein anderes Pentaprisma wird ein anderes sichtbares Sucherbild erzeugen denke ich das das so gemeint ist.

ZITAT5. Same viewfinder as 7D (Same magnification and frame coverage etc[/quote]

Sollten diese Daten stimmen, dann hat die Dynax 5D den gleichen Sucher wie die Dynax 7D. Der Sucher auf dem Foto sieht auch genauso aus wie bei der Dynax 7D.

Gruß
Michi

Ein grösseres (100%) Sucherbild wird dann der Dynax 9D vorbehalten sein.



/biggrin.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="biggrin.gif" /> /biggrin.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="biggrin.gif" /> Sehe ich in der Glaskugel /biggrin.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="biggrin.gif" /> /biggrin.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="biggrin.gif" />

Hallo Thomas,

ZITATEs ist richtig, dass vom Erfolg der 5D einiges abhängt, wie man bei Nikon D50 sehen konnte, die nicht wirklich das Unternehmen nach vorne bringen konnte.[/quote]
Die D50 kann man erst seit wenigen Wochen kaufen. Und von ihr werden angeblich pro Monat 140.000 Stück produziert. Wie kommst du darauf, dass sie Nikon nicht nach vorne bringt?

Gruß

Peter

michi

falsch! dieser Punkt trifft leider nicht zu, aber warte doch mal /wink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="wink.gif" /> nur noch 2

Peter

produzieren heisst nicht verkaufen. Aus einer sicheren Nikon-Quelle bekomme ich manchmal gute Infos. Es wurde viel Geld in die Vermarktung eingesteckt und die Ziele wurden nicht erreicht und man glaubt auch nicht, dass diese erreicht werden.

VG

Thomas

ZITATKonica Minolta MAXXUM 5D 6 Megapixel Digital SLR Body
Jump To: Features | Supplied Accessories | Specifications
Body-integral CCD-shift Anti-Shake Technology reduces blur caused by camera shake and supports all Maxxum AF lenses including the upcoming line of "DT" Lenses.

6.1-megapixel CCD and Konica Minolta’s original image processing technology CxProcess III renders images in sharp detail

A large, 2.5-inch color LCD monitor provides clear image viewing and data display

Comprehensive image adjustment and control for creative applications

Easy and Intuitive Operation in a stylish, compact and lightweight package

Built-in Anti-Shake Performance with All Maxxum System Lenses
The Maxxum 5D inherits the revolutionary technology of the Maxxum 7D – the world’s first digital SLR with built-in Anti-Shake Technology and CCD Shift mechanism that is compatible with all Maxxum system lenses including Konica Minolta’s soon to be introduced line of Digital Technology "DT" lenses.

This award winning Anti-shake technology was selected as "European Photo Innovation of the Year 2004 – 2005" by EISA and provides the equivalent compensation effect with a shutter speed 2 - 3 stops slower.

Konica Minolta’s Anti-Shake Technology makes it possible to reduce blur caused by camera shake, even when taking photos in dimly lit or twilight scenes, in natural light with a telephoto lens, as well as macro shots – without relying on a higher ISO setting or the aid of a flash or tripod. Anti-Shake responds quickly to both broad, slow-swaying motion of the camera body and the higher frequency shaking typical of camera shake caused by the photographer’s hands.

The Anti-shake Technology can be switched on or off via a dedicated switch on the camera’s back, and an Anti-shake indicator is displayed on the viewfinder to keep the user informed when it’s active.

Large CCD and Advanced Image Processing Technology
Integrating Konica Minolta’s advanced technologies for photo-imaging excellence, the Maxxum 5D boasts an advanced LSI (image processing engine) and CxProcess III technology designed to provide stunning, natural-looking images.

As Konica Minolta’s original image processing technology, CxProcess III optimizes four essential elements:
1) Sharpness to take full advantage of the advanced optical technologies incorporated into the lens, presenting rich detail and realism without losing the quality of defocused images,
2) Color reproduction to ensure that colors are rendered just as the human eye perceives them such as the subtle hues of natural blue, red, and skin tones,
3) Gradation reproduction to render both clearness and deep presentation of gradations for both shadows and highlights, and
4) Noise reduction to achieve a natural, impressive presentation of textured images.

Big, Bright 2.5-inch LCD with Navigation Display
Providing a better view for better photos, the Maxxum 5D incorporates a large, 2.5-inch LCD monitor that also works as a Navigation Display for camera settings. For even greater convenience, the display automatically switches from horizontal to vertical format when shooting in upright "portrait" format and lets users adjust the size of the on-screen text.

Comprehensive image adjustment and control for creative
a) Digital Subject Program Selector
The Digital Subject Program Selector offers photographers five convenient options: portrait, sports, landscape, evening sunset view, and night view. Using the exposure mode dial, users simply select an appropriate option for their chosen scene, and the new Maxxum 5D automatically selects an appropriate exposure control, AF mode, and image-processing program. This function makes it quick and easy for anyone to take beautiful shots without the need for complicated settings.

B) Digital Effect Control
Adding a step of creative flexibility above the Digital Subject Program Selector, the Digital Effect Control lets users select an option among ten scene types, edit the parameters to their preferences, and then store the settings. Once a scene is selected, the Konica Minolta Maxxum 5D automatically sets appropriate image processing and image quality parameters. The exposure can then be manually selected so photographers can customize the contrast and sharpness saturation parameters within five steps from the default values to create the exact look they want.

c) Color temperature setting:
In addition to AWB (auto white balance), PWB (preset white balance), custom white balance and color temperature settings, the Maxxum 5D offers added creative freedom with CC (Color Compensation) filter effects and Color Temperature fine-tuning in 100K increments. And, the camera’s G9 (Green) to M9 (Magenta)
range enables precise white balance adjustments for difficult lighting situations.

d) White-Balance Bracketing:
Offering a new level of convenience and efficiency, this function lets photographers take a shot in differing color temperature settings with two options for their desired color temperature range. Based on the range, the Maxxum 5D records three frames per shutter sequence so users can manually select their favorite frame after the shot.

e) Zone Matching:
An inherited feature of the acclaimed Konica Minolta Maxxum 7D, high-key and low-key tone capture extend CCD dynamic range and adjust tone curves to ensure precise reproduction of gradations and suppress noise in low-lighting shots. For example, using high-key mode to take wedding photos under direct sunlight, the fine details of a bride’s white flowers, gown, and train can be reproduced accurately. In comparison, using low-key mode, the texture of a black dress in a dark room can be captured in detail without noise interference.

Easy and Intuitive Operation
a) High-performance, high-speed autofocus (AF)
The Maxxum 5D’s high-performance AF system offers exceptional accuracy with a central, cross hair type, 9-point and 8 line AF sensor array that enables high-precision Predictive Focus Control as well as high-speed Subject Tracking for accurately focusing on moving subjects – an indispensable asset in action and sportsphotography.

b）Smooth, Responsive Continuous Shooting
The Maxxum 5D lets users capture up to 10 frames at a speed of approximately 3 frames per second (in Large/Fine JPEG mode). The camera’s high recording speed enables users to continue shooting smoothly afterwards.

c) User-friendly dials and controls
The Maxxum 5D offers a simple, user-friendly configuration of dials and controls that even beginner SLR camera users will quickly feel familiar with. Added functions provide users who are moving up from more basic models with intuitive control; for example, the exposure mode dial also operates the five options of the Digital Subject Program Selector, and an independent lever ensures quick and easy white balance control. Electronic menus display adjustable parameters to meet the demands of advanced photographers, and a menu call button simplifies menu navigation. Enhancing ease of use further still, operating procedures that use common keys have been standardized across functions/screens so that users can navigate intuitively without having to refer the instructions.

d) High-performance viewfinder
A bright, clear optical viewfinder displays essential shooting parameters at the bottom of the frame, providing users with all the information they need to make creative adjustments quickly. It also incorporates a spherical acute matte focusing screen for accurate, bright critical focusing assessment. And, to accommodate the camera’s smaller design, the Maxxum 5D employs a newly developed forward-bend finder optical system and roof-mirror type of pentaprism.

Durable, Compact Body and High-Quality Texture
The Maxxum 5D enhances camera reliability through its strong build quality. The body is constructed using sturdy glass fiber plastic, making it lighter and smaller than the Maxxum 7D by about 22% in volume, while a functional rubber grip based on new ergonomic design research provides an ideal hand fit.

MAXXUM 5D Features Back To Top

General Features
Effective Megapixel Count: 6
  Flash: Built-in

LCD Display Size (Inches): 2.5

Dimensions
Weight (Pounds): 1.3
  Depth (Inches): 2.6

Height (Inches): 3.6
  Width (Inches): 5.1



MAXXUM 5D Supplied Accessories Back To Top
Dedicated lithium-ion battery

Lithium-ion battery charger

Wide Strap

Accessory Shoe Cap

Body Cap

Eyepiece cap


Video cable

USB cable

Digital Camera Software CD-ROM

MAXXUM 5D Specifications Back To Top
Type Interchangeable-lens digital SLR camera
Lens Minolta A-type bayonet mount
Number of effective pixels Approx. 6.1 million (**3016 x 2008)
CCD Total pixels: 6.3 million, 23.5mm x 15.7mm (APS-C size equivalent) Interline primary-color, interlace scan
Unit cell size **7.8 x 7.8 um
A/D conversion 12 bit
Buffer memory (SDRAM) **64MB

Recording media Type I and Type II CompactFlash cards, Microdrive, SD memory card/ MultiMedia Card (with SD-CF1 in use)
File format JPEG / RAW / RAW+JPEG (DCF 2.0-compliant, DPOF (supported by printing functions in ver. 1.1), Exif 2.21)
Folder name formats Standard, Date
Number of recorded pixels L:3008x2000, M:2256x1496, S:1504x1000
Image quality modes Standard, Fine, Extra-Fine, RAW, RAW+JPEG (Fine)
Aspect ratio 3:2
Delete function Available. Single frame, Marked frames, All frames in folder, or All frames in card can be delated.
Lock function Available. Marked frames, All frames in folder, or All frames in card can be locked
Format function Available (FAT12,16, 32 supported)
Viewfinder type Eye-level fixed pentaprism (** Roof mirror type pentaprism (silver evaporated))
Field of view 95%
Eye-relief Approx. 20 mm from the eyepiece / 16 mm from the eyepiece frame, in -1 diopter (-1 m - 1)
Viewfinder magnification 0.83x (with 50mm lens at infinity, -1m-1)

Diopter control Adjustable from -3.0 to +1.0 diopter
Focusing screen Spherical Acute Matte (G-type) (Interchangeable screen is not available)
LCD monitor 2.5 inch low-temperature polysilicon TFT color, backlight LCD (**with 3 fluorescent lamps). Total pixels: 117,000.
Frame rate (Live view) -
Languages English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Russian, Korean, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional)
Other display functions Navigation system (Enlarged display, Automatic rotate function)
Autofocus system TTL phase-detection system with CCD line sensors (9 point 8 lines with center cross-hair sensor)
Autofocus area Wide focus area, Any local focus area is selectable from 9 point sensors.
Autofocus sensitive range EV -1 to +18 (at ISO100)
AF illuminator Available. (with preflash) 1.0 - 5.0m (3.3 - 16.4ft.). (TBD)
Focus mode Autofocus (AF)/ Manual focus (MF) can be selected.
Autofocus mode : Single-shot AF (AF-S), Continuous AF (AF-C), Automatic AF (AF-A), Direct Manual Focus (DMF)
Focus lock Available (by pressing the shutter release button halfway down, Spot AF button)
Exposure mode P/Auto mode (Programmed AE with program shift), A (Aperture priority),S (Shutter priority), M (Manual).
Digital Subject Program Selection Portrait, Sports action, Landscape, Sunset, Night scenes
Metering range EV 0 to +20 (EV +3 to +20 in spot metering) *at ISO100 with f/1.4 lens
Exposure control range -
Metering TTL Metering using 14-segment Honeycomb-pattern SPC. (14-segments Honeycomb-pattern/Center-weighted, Spot metering)
AE lock Available (automatically set at AF lock, AE lock button)
Exposure compensation +/- 2EV in 1/3 increments
Camera sensitivity Auto and 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 and 3200 ISO equivalents.
Shutter Electronically-controlled, vertical-traverse, focal-plane shutter
Shutter speed range 30s - 1/4000s, Bulb (Flash sync. 1/160s (Anti-shake OFF), 1/125s (Anti-shake ON)
Flash metering ADI, Pre-flash TTL
Flash coverage Equivalent to a 18mm focal-length lens (TBD)

Flash mode
Fill-flash, Red-eye reduction, Rear flash sync, Wireless / Remote off camera flash *, High-speed sync. *
* with ProgramFlash 5600HS(D), 3600HS(D)
Guide number 12 (in meters at ISO100)
Build-in flash range -
Flash compensation +/- 2EV in 1/3 increments
Built-in flash recycling time 3s (approx)
External flashes ProgramFlash 5600HS(D), 3600HS(D), 2500D, Macro Twin Flash 2400, Macro ring Flash 1200
White balance control Automatic, Preset (Daylight, Shade, Cloudy, Flash, Tungsten, Fluorescent), Custom, Color temperature (Color temperature: 2500 to 9900K, CC Index: +/- 9 steps)
Bracketing (Exposure) Exposure: 0.7 / 0.3 Ev increments, Number of brackets: 3frames
Bracketing (Other) White balance bracket (Increment: 2 steps, Number of frames: 3 frames)
Continuous advance Approx. 3 fps, Maximum 5 frames (RAW)
(Maximum 3 frames (RAW+JPEG))
High-speed continuous advance -
UHS continuous advance -
Interval -
Self-timer 10s, 2s (delayed shutter mirror lock-up function)
Indicated with LED.
Color modes / Color space sRGB, Adobe RGB, Adobe RGB (ICC)
Digi-tone function (*1): 8 modes (Natural, Natural+, Portrait, Landscape, Sunset, Night scenes, Night portrait, B/W)
The contrast, color saturation, sharpness are also manually adjustable in +/- 2 steps.
*1: With this function, settings of image processing such as contrast, saturation, sharpness, white balance and a like will be controlled automatically. (When AdobeRGB is selected, Digi-tone function modes cannot be selected.)
*2: When B/W is selected in Digi-tone, optional setting of color saturation is disabled.
Noise reduction Available (at 1s or longer shooting, ON/OFF selectable)

Anti-shake
Available. CCD-shift type Anti-shake system with anti-shake indicator in viewfinder.
**Compensation: With shutter speeds 2 to 3 stops slower. (Actual effect varies depending on shooting conditions and the lens used)
Other recording functions Instant playback, Customizing, Zone matching, Depth-of-field preview
Playback functions Single-frame (Image only, Image and various statuses, Image, Image, various statuses, and Histogram), Index (Selectable from 4/9/16 frames), Enlarged playback (Up to approx. 5x), Luminance limit display, File browser, Slideshow, Auto Rotation playback (ON/OFF selectable)
Audio signals Available during self-timer count down or when focus is locked.
Printing output control Exif Print, PRINT Image Matching lll, PictBridge

Battery One NP-400 lithium-ion battery
Battery condition indication 4 levels
External power source 6V DC (with specified AC adapter AC-11)
Battery performance (still) Approx. number of recorded images: 400 frames.
Conforming to CIPA standard test method with a compact flash card and an NP-400 lithium-ion battery.
PC interface USB 2.0 (Full Speed)
AV output PAL / NTSC

Supported operating system
Windows 98/Me/2000 Professional/Xp (Home/Professional), Macintosh OS9.0-9.2.2/OS X v10.1.3-10.1.5/v10.2.1-10.2.8/v10.3-10.3.x
Operating temperature 0-40 degrees centigrade

Optional accessories DiMAGE Master, Remote cable RC-1000S/L, AC adapter AC-11, CompactFlash adapter for SD memory cards SD-CF1, Lithium-ion battery NP-400, Charger BC-400

Auto focusing time ** - (auto focusing time changes with shooting conditions or the lenses.)
Capturing interval **Approximately xxx sec. (L size, Fine, M-mode (1/250s, f/5.6), Manual focus, Instant playback ON) (TBD)[/quote]

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Zitat von eugene g.

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http://ww3.onecall.com/PID_29056.htm

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Liest sich doch gar nicht so schlecht.
Unterschiede zur 7D nach dieser Aufstellung und den oben verlinkten Bildern:
+ Motivprogramme.
- Sucher.
- Display.
- Wechselbare Mattscheiben.
- Blitzausleuchtwinkel?
- Intervallfunktion.
+ Weißabgleichsreihen?
- Bedienkonzept.
o Größe und Gewicht.
Noch was vergessen?
Abblendtaste, manueller Weißableich à la 7D, DMF sind vorhanden. Der AF erinnert an den der großen Schwester, ebenso die flotte Serienbildgeschwindigkeit. Fehlt nur der Handgriff, um aus der 5D eine brauchbare Kamera zu machen! Zumindest, soweit man das nach den bisherigen Gerüchten beurteilen kann.

Und für 799$ schon bestellt?

Zitat von DieterK

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Und für 799$ schon bestellt?

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Das wird nicht funktionieren, da der Händler $ 799,99 haben möchte! /wink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="wink.gif" />

ZITATNoch was vergessen?[/quote]
-- keine Blitzsynchronbuchse

an die 7D User: Schafft die 7D bei RAW auch die 5 fps?

Zitat von toomuchpix

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an die 7D User: Schafft die 7D bei RAW auch die 5 fps?

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Nee, RAW (+JPG) leider nur 3 fps.

Zitat von toomuchpix

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an die 7D User: Schafft die 7D bei RAW auch die 5 fps?

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N'Abend,

nein, aber die Dynax 5D schafft auch nur 3fps. Mit 5 frames meinen sie, daß max. 5 frames in den Buffer passen. Bei einer schnellen CF geht's aber sehr zügig weiter.

Dat Ei

Hört sich echt gut an. Die scheint meine Bedürfnisse gut zu treffen, teilweise wohl zu übertreffen. Da ich keine Bärenpranken hab, sollte ich auch mit der Größe zurecht kommen /biggrin.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="biggrin.gif" />