Minolta 30MP Digital Camera – 2.7K Ultra HD Video, 3-inch 180° LCD Screen, Face Detection, Anti-Shake, 9 Scene Modes, Photo Burst, Panorama, CMOS Sensor, 32GB Card (Black)

I went into this purchase with rock-bottom expectations based on the reviews and got it used for roughly $40 - when it arrived, the battery was still sealed and the screen had its protective film still on it, so it seemed completely unused. At the price, I was expecting little more than a plastic toy, but the camera actually feels surprisingly solid and everything seems to work fully as intended. The photo quality is *fine*, definitely not $1000+ Canon quality but not as grainy or unviewable as I expected. It also came with a surprisingly decent strap and bag and some software codes. If you are looking for a professional-grade digital camera I would look elsewhere, but if you want a cheap camera to carry around and take artsy shots I was really pleasantly surprised by this lil guy!

The Minolta MND30 30 MP / 2.7K Ultra HD Digital Camera has proven to be an utterly disappointing investment. This camera falls short on multiple fronts, leaving me regretting my decision to purchase it.The autofocus is unreliable, resulting in consistently blurry and poorly focused images. The promised 2.7K Ultra HD capabilities are far from impressive, delivering subpar video quality that fails to meet modern standards. The overall performance is sluggish, with a noticeable lag between shots.The user interface is clunky and counterintuitive, making navigation through settings and options a frustrating experience. The build quality is questionable, as the camera feels cheap and lacks the robustness expected from a device in this price range.Battery life is disappointingly short, forcing constant recharging during even moderate usage. The camera's plasticky construction feels flimsy and does not inspire confidence in its durability.In conclusion, the Minolta MND30 Digital Camera is a regrettable purchase that fails to deliver on its promises. It's a 1-star product that I cannot recommend, and I would advise potential buyers to explore more reliable options in the market.

Last person who used the camera didn't even delete the photos on the micro-sd card.

Settings are 8mp to 30 mp. Great point and shoot. I added a 52 mm lens and it is amazing now. The functions are good . Simple for hobby, beyond that. Seek others. Price is amazing. Focus is good . Battery life is good. It is light weight. Size is small. Great for all ages.

High definition even with the flash off, with no blurring. Shutter speed is very fast and shutter button works great. Yes, it is a plastic body, but for the price what do you expect? I am very impressed with the quality of the photographs it takes and recommend it, especially for those with limited budgets.

I would just say lol but potential buyers need a real explanation. If you’re looking for a camera that looks and functions like a ‘90s flip phone this is your camera. If you’re looking for at least a decent camera go elsewhere. No f stop aperture settings, only goes up to 400iso, has no viewfinder, white balance is laughably horrible, extreme grain, horrible auto focus, interface is clunky, the body plastic is extremely poor, screen is seriously bad. I wouldn’t even call this a starter camera. I would no exaggeration say it is literally a toy. Please save yourself the time and money DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA!!!

Bought this for our teen daughter. She wanted something light weight and easy to use. Once we have used it more I will write about the durability

Please do not buy this camera for anyone other than a toddler. It grainy and not in a good way. I'm guessing anyone who buys this is buying it to take a picture of something to post "for sale" but they don't want the potential buyers to see flaws in the thing they are selling. This would be the only person giving it a good review.