Minolta introduces the ultra modern Dimage E323, an easy to use, compact 3.2 megapixel digital camera. This stylish camera combines high quality digital images and value added features, for example the capacity to make 6 megapixel images (through interpolation) for prime quality printing and digital video, in one attractive package.

The Dimage E323's precision electro optical method is built around a 3.3 megapixel 1/2.7 type interline primary color CCD with 3.2 million effective pixels for high resolution images. This resolution can produce 10x14 inch, 150dpi prints or 4 x 6 inch size photo quality prints. For those special occasions where users look into making big prints, the camera can automatically interpolate the data several weeks captured to make a large 6 megapixel image. This will allow users to generate up to 11x17 inch 150dpi prints or letter size 300dpi prints.

The Dimage E323 comes with a 3x optical contact lens. Along with a focal range of 5.6mm to 16.8mm, the lens is equivalent to a 36 108mm zoom over a 35mm camera. It may possibly normally include wide angle for landscapes to telephoto for portraits. The resolution of one's seven element, six group lens design ensures the highest quality results belonging to the camera's 3.3 megapixel CCD image sensor. The highest aperture of F/2.8 4.9 allows the camera to be used inside of ideal lighting conditions without necessity within the built in flash.

The new Minolta Dimage E323's digital zoom can extend the optical contact performance by 4 times giving the E323 an same as a 432mm lens even on a 35mm camera. The combined optical and digital zooms give this compact digicam a fantastic 12x zoom range. The camera's macro mode also allows small objects and details to get captured. The lens can focus down to 4.3 inches for close up photographs.

The Dimage E323 could hardly be quicker to operate. Exposure, focus, white balance, and flash are especially controlled automatically for clear, sharp color pictures. By means of pointing and shooting, the camera will perform others in the industry. In order to transfer the from the camera, a user simply connects the USB cable, and drags and drops the photographs in computer.

The Dimage E323 is absolutely not on a recording still images movie sequences is often captured too. The size of the movie clip is just restricted to resolution plus the capacity for the camera's storage device. Clips are generally shot at two resolutions: 320 x 240 pixels for large (QVGA) images or 160 x 120 pixels for frugal use of the SD memory card.

Captured still and video images can be replayed during the camera or even on a TV. Still images is generally replayed automatically to be a slide show. Images may be rotated to orient them correctly so viewers need not twist their heads left or to view vertically composed shots.