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New features of the DiMAGE 7Hi |
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Features upgraded from the DiMAGE 7i |
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Automatic sensitivity gain offers improved image quality in dark scenes or during flash shooting. Manual settings are included for four ISO-equivalent values: 100, 200, 400, and 800.
RAW data is unprocessed 12-bit color data that can be displayed without any image degradation. This data is ideal for image editing because it helps keep degradation effects to a minimum. The DiMAGE Viewer lets you save RAW images in either Minolta-RAW format (which records information on the original image in the file header) or RGB TIFF (48-bit) format.
 Various types of text information can be imprinted on your images: date, time serial number, and text messages (up to 16 alphanumeric characters).
Exif Print and PRINT Image Matching are supported to provide high-quality printouts. The latter system was developed by Epson specifically for digital camera images.
Add audio cues that sound either "electronic" or "mechanical" to control buttons and dials.
The DiMAGE 7Hi can be made to sound just like a classic Minolta SLR when you release the shutter. Enjoy the rhythm of fine photography. |
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With the Macro Ring Flash
1200 attached* |
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The DiMAGE 7Hi can be paired with various flashes for different needs. The Program/Maxxum Flash 5600HS(D) and the Program/Maxxum Flash 3600HS(D) include convenient functions such as bounce flash and remote off-camera flash operation. And for sophisticated macro photography, you can use the Macro Twin Flash 2400 or the Macro Ring Flash 1200 to obtain optimum illumination*. Professional needs are supported by the flash sync terminal, which offers a reliable connection to studio flash systems.
* The Macro Flash Controller is required for use of either macro flash unit. |
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Thanks to its compatibility with Dynax/Maxxum system accessories, the DiMAGE 7Hi brings an even wider range of creative possibilities to high-end digital photography.
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Microdrives are small disk drives the size of CompactFlash cards. Because they can store huge amounts of image data, you can capture a greater number of high-resolution images before transferring them to a PC. |
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