[Digital] this is a good little camera has pretty good picture the audio is of it seem to be flat sounding but for the price it is a really good camera small and compact and good in low light. Compare to other camcorders in the same price range it's 4or 5

[1.225 lb] Works great.  No problems.

[3.0"] Purchased for use by my wife. Took camera out to verify quality of images possible and have been impressed. Shooting features allow armature with little skill to obtain expected results. I am a SLR user with over 4 decades of practice and with the ability of taking command at even full manual setting, this camera rivals the results that I obtain with my $3,000 camera equipment. It has its limits as well (limited to 100-3200 ISO) uses the typical small sensor for this class of unit. Otherwise this is well worth the purchase, light weight while more than enough zoom range for most settings. Leaves room for the owner to expand their skills in photography. Highly recommend this for beginner as well as seasoned photographer looking for an easy to carry all in one camera.

[5mm] I purchased this camera after purchasing a different camera. For
a few more dollars, this camera was so much better and easier to use. The
stability control coupled with the zoom lens has resulted in amazing images
from a great distance. Highly recommended.

[4:3] Minolta MN67Z Digital Camera (Red)

I love Super-Zoom Bridge cameras and have owned several. Super-Zoom Bridge Cameras do not typically provide the image quality of a high quality DSLR with a collection of high quality lenses. But they are excellent for many photographic purposes. The ability to easily and quickly move between a very wide angle to an extreme telephoto is great for casual photography. That capability combined with very reasonable price makes a super-zoom bridge camera, like the MN67Z, a great choice for anyone who has a limited budget but prefers a camera over a cell phone, and does not want to deal with the bulk and complexities of a DSLR with a bag of various focal length lenses.
My wife and I use our super zooms for vacation snapshots, work related images and everyday snapshots. It is especially good for capturing wildlife shots because many birds and animals do not give you a lot of time to get a photo. 
The auto-focusing can be a bit tricky at times but under most well-lit conditions, the camera gets very good images. 
I have owned several Minolta SLRs and digital cameras over the years and was always impressed with the quality and value, this MN67Z is no exception from that experience. It takes good quality images and is easy to use. 
I really like the fully articulating back LCD, the one on my other bridge camera only tilts. 
Having a 20MP image is helpful when editing, even after some cropping the image is usually still large.
The menu navigation is pretty straight forward and it is fairly easy to find and adjust settings.
Having only used it for a few hours, my impression is very good. It definitely feels like I got more than my money's worth.

[JPEG] This camera will be the perfect solution for my need to enjoy focusing through a real lens instead of my iPhone 14+ screen, yet keep the size small enough to enjoy the ease of being able to photograph with as little to carry as possible.

[3.0"] It's great to be able to use my old Minolta lenses on the Sony a7. I'd had them attached, with another adapter, to a different Sony (dslr), and that worked well enough. But that particular adapter by necessity had some glass in it, as part of the adaptation process. Almost every lens adapter will have this glass (otherwise the lens is transformed into a sort of macro lens). This extra glass caused a little bit of fog in my photosthis fog was inevitable, but it was still worth using with the Minolta lenses because they're so good, and new lenses of the same focal length and aperture would be really expensive. This Metabones adapter, however, has no extra glass in it, and the Minolta lens is adapted more directly. They've done this while still preserving the original properties of the adapted lens, so that they don't turn macro. This means little to no fog in the photos! It's really rare to find this for film lens adapters. It's fantastic to use these lenses on a mirror camera. If I wanted to buy similar lenses for the a7 they would cost over $1000, but this adapter is inexpensive and high quality, and essentially saves you that much money. Very easy to use, too. Adds a little bit of bulk to the lens attachment area, but well worth it.

[5mm] Just tremendous. Incredibly solid, great case, no wiggle. Love it.

[5mm] The rating is based on the service and delivery. Can report more after grandson reports his feedback on use.

[52 mm (Front)] Purchased as an upgrade from my 13 year-old camera and to have a longer, 67x optical zoom. I added a screw-on UV lens protector.

I have not yet taken photos; however, I have set the camera up as far as settings such as sound, resolution, etc. The strap is comfortable on the neck and the camera itself is easy to hold and control.

The viewfinder and articulating LCD screen are both important features to me. I am not an expert photographer as far as setting aperture, exposure and so forth; however, I love taking pictures, especially while traveling, and having this new camera will be a great addition to my travel accessories! The color purple makes it fun!