Konica Minolta Dimage

i bought a konica minolta dimage a200 about 2 years ago .... its fine but i lost my charger. anyone know where i can get it in Hong Kong or Guangzhou, China? Exact addresses/locations please.

Best I can suggest is to check on ebay.

2007-12-12 20:02:33 by Arvind

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There's a sequence of number at the bottom of all of the pictures that I take that I don't want there. I'm just trying to figure out how to turn that off so that my pictures wont have anything except for what I captured on it.

This is "DiMAGE A2" manual.
http://ca.konicaminolta.com/support/manu als/digital_cameras/dimage-a/dimage_a2/D _A2_E.pdf

[Data Imprinting] : page 98
[Recording Menu (Setting "Data Imprinting")] : page 80

[Changing the Quick View & Playback Display] : page 42


If you can't open PDF file, please look over the next image of manual.
http://photos.yahoo.co.jp/ph/yands3377/v wp?.dir=/2b6c&.dnm=79b5.jpg&.src =ph&.view=t&.hires=t

2009-07-31 10:24:42 by goddess_luna000

Price: $36.99

Charge lasts through the capture of 150 frames, based on CIPA (Camera & Imaging Products Association) standard with 16MB SD Memory Card
Compatible with the Konica Minolta BC-800 Lithium-ion battery charger
Playback of 170 minutes, based on Konica Minolta's Standard test method

The software CD I have with my camera Only goes up to windows xp anyone able to give me any web sites I can try. Thanks Frank

It appears that the camera has been discontinued. There is one option you could try however it comes with risk of breaking your Vista install. It's called running in compatibility mode.

You could try (make sure you back up your essential data) to open the CD, right click on the setup and you should see "run in compatibility mode...". Choose XP and give it a try. Remember it's risky and you should be prepared to re-install your machine if it goes wrong.

2009-10-27 09:59:15 by frankmay65

I tried the automatic setting and a few different exposure mode settings but all the lights are to bright and fuzzy in the picture.

A major help for this type of photography is to use a tripod. that should reduce fuzziness at least. Try croppping the image a bit by zooming to an interesting part of a few lights. That sometimes helps.

2006-12-25 00:22:57 by oldtimer

I am here in the philippines and is there any service centers for my problem?

I hope you have the manuals for that camera. if you do look for customer service or if not look it up on the internet you have a better chance of finding that inormation on the internet.
here is the site - konicaminolta.com

2007-02-18 23:34:55 by Chua J