Konica Minolta Maxxum 9 / Dynax 9 Body Only 35mm Film Camera

Pros: Tough, can take a beating, great features

Cons: Older system, difficult to find parts, accessories

Review: I know this is misplaced under the Maxxum 9 heading. Kindly overlook this error while Epinions creates additional categories for older camera equipment.

Do you remember when autofocus was first introduced on a single lens reflex camera...

Pros: Reasonable price for what it is. APO lenses!

Cons: Not a Leica. And no rental lenses, at least not in Boston.

Review: Although I do not own this product, I plan on upgrading soon. I own a Maxxum 9xi, and an 8000i (In fact, I own a 7000, also, but I don't shoot with it.).

The 9 redefines "Pro," as an affordable (Well under $2K), high performance...

Pros: Usablilty, quality of construction

Cons: None. Well, it's expensive!

Review: I am a long time user of Maxxum cameras, from the first generation to the latest. Minolta has taken everything they have learned over the past 15 years of building these things, and distilled the best of all their models right here.

The...

Pros: It is simply an outstanding camera full of features.

Cons: manual focusing not user friendly

Review: I'm aware of a 9xi that has:
a.) Trudged through rivers on landscape shoots (admittedly it doesn't like water, but when it dried out it worked just fine).
b.) Shoot over 100 children in Halloween costumes in under 4 hours, resulting in over 500...

Pros: I has used Samsung-Minolta Dynax 7000i from 1992 imported from Japan...Now I use...

Cons: Advanced Technology ,reasonable price, and stronger body with lenses are needed...

Review: Film SLR Camera and Digital SLR Camera have the same optical and mechanical system...Film has an advantage including price and advancement in the position of equal function...Digital has serious disadvantage including price, but digital has also an ...