DiMAGE A2

The Konica MinoltaDiMAGE A2 is a digitalbridge camera which was manufactured by Konica Minolta, announced at the Photo Marketing Association exposition on February 12, 2004, as the flagship of Konica Minolta's fixed-lens DiMAGE digital camera line. It was similar to and succeeded the Minolta DiMAGE A1 (2003) and was supplemented by the DiMAGE A200 (2004) prior to Konica Minolta selling off its camera division to Sony in 2006. SpecificationsThe Konica Minolta DiMAGE A2 is a discontinued, 8 megapixelCCD digital camera. The A2's features include time lapse options, a 922,000 pixel electronic viewfinder, an articulating rear 1.8 inch screen, and a non-interchangeable, mechanically operated 7× zoom lens. The flagship line of Minolta (and later, Konica Minolta) DiMAGE cameras with electronic viewfinders and sharing the same 7.2–50.8 mm Minolta GT lens included: DiMAGE 7 / DiMAGE 5 (2001)DiMAGE 7i (2002)DiMAGE 7Hi (2002)DiMAGE A1 (2003)DiMAGE A2 (2004)DiMAGE A200 (2004)The A1 was the first digital camera with a sensor-shift image stabilization system, rather than a moving optical element. The A2 was largely identical to the A1 but provided several key upgrades, including a sensor with