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Minolta MND50 Point & Shoot Camera

The Minolta MND50 is a 12 Megapixels (native) Other film camera — with UHD 4K (3840 x 2160) video. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Minolta MND50 Point & Shoot Camera

Minolta MND50 Point & Shoot Camera

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Camera Overview — Minolta MND50

The Minolta MND50 is a point-and-shoot camera that brings together a compact, portable form factor with a native 12-megapixel sensor capable of producing upscaled images at 48 megapixels. The camera records video at UHD 4K resolution (3840 x 2160) at up to 60fps, making it a capable option for both stills and video in a single lightweight body. Weighing just 238g and measuring 115.32 x 55.9 x 75.18mm, it is genuinely pocketable.

Composition and image review are handled through a 3.0-inch Fixed IPS LCD with 230,000 dots of resolution. The camera supports SD and SDHC cards up to 128GB, providing generous storage headroom. Power comes from a single NP40 rechargeable lithium-ion battery rated at 3.7V and 1500mAh.

An extendable LED pop-up flash is built in for low-light situations, and digital image stabilization is included. Connectivity options include USB and a microphone jack. The camera is compatible with Minolta MD mount lenses and accepts a minimum ISO of 100.

It is not weather sealed, and no viewfinder is present.

Key Features — Minolta MND50

12MP Native Sensor: Native 12-megapixel sensor captures stills with interpolated output up to 48MP for larger print and display use.

UHD 4K Video: Records 3840x2160 video; frame rate at 4K should be verified — 60fps at UHD 4K is unconfirmed for this model.

3.0" Fixed IPS LCD: 230,000-dot IPS screen handles framing and image review without a separate viewfinder.

Built-In Pop-Up Flash: Extendable LED flash folds away when not needed, keeping the body compact for everyday carry.

238g Compact Body: Weighing just 238g and measuring 115 x 56 x 75mm, the camera fits easily in a pocket or small bag.

SD/SDHC Support: Accepts SD and SDHC cards, providing storage for extended shooting sessions.

Camera Specifications — Minolta MND50

Minolta MND50 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesTravel
TypePoint and Shoot
SensorOther
Resolution12 Megapixels (native)
Max Photo Resolution48 Megapixels (upscaled from 12MP)
Burst Rate30fps fps
Max Video ResolutionUHD 4K (3840 x 2160)
Max Frame Rate60fps
Image StabilizationDigital
Display3.0" Fixed IPS LCD
Display Resolution230,000 dots
Storage MediaSD, SDHC, up to 128GB

Description — Minolta MND50

The Minolta MND50 point-and-shoot camera packs a 12-megapixel native sensor into a body weighing just 238g with dimensions of 115.32 x 55.9 x 75.18mm, making it genuinely easy to carry. The camera can output upscaled still images at 48 megapixels and capture UHD 4K (3840 x 2160) video at up to 60fps. A 3.0-inch Fixed IPS LCD with 230,000 dots of resolution handles all framing and playback duties.

Storage is flexible, with support for SD and SDHC cards up to 128GB. The built-in extendable LED pop-up flash provides a convenient light source when needed, and digital image stabilization helps reduce camera shake. Power is supplied by a 1 x NP40 lithium-ion battery at 3.7V and 1500mAh.

Connectivity includes USB and a microphone jack. The camera is compatible with Minolta MD mount lenses and has a minimum ISO of 100. Note that the body is not weather sealed and includes no viewfinder.

Pros — Minolta MND50

  • ✓Native 12-megapixel sensor with upscaled output up to 48 megapixels (photoSpecs.maxResolution)
  • ✓UHD 4K video recording at up to 60fps (videoSpecs.maxResolution, videoSpecs.maxFrameRate)
  • ✓Lightweight at 238g with compact dimensions of 115.32 x 55.9 x 75.18mm (bodyDesign.weight, bodyDesign.dimensions)

Cons — Minolta MND50

  • ✗No weather sealing, making it vulnerable to moisture and dust (bodyDesign.weatherSealing: false)
  • ✗No viewfinder of any type included (viewfinder.type: null)
  • ✗Maximum ISO is unspecified, limiting understanding of low-light performance ceiling (iso.max: null)

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Frequently Asked Questions — Minolta MND50

What resolution can the Minolta MND50 shoot photos at?+
The camera has a native sensor resolution of 12 megapixels but can produce upscaled images at 48 megapixels. These figures are listed in the photoSpecs section of the product data.
What video resolution and frame rate does the MND50 support?+
The MND50 records video at UHD 4K (3840 x 2160) at a maximum frame rate of 60fps. No additional frame rate options are specified in the data.
What memory cards does the Minolta MND50 accept?+
The camera is compatible with SD and SDHC cards with a maximum supported capacity of 128GB. No additional card format types are listed in the specifications.
What battery does the MND50 use?+
It uses a single NP40 rechargeable lithium-ion battery rated at 3.7V and 1500mAh. Battery life shot count is not specified in the product data.
Does the Minolta MND50 have a viewfinder?+
No viewfinder is included. Framing and playback are handled entirely through the 3.0-inch Fixed IPS LCD display rated at 230,000 dots.
Is the Minolta MND50 weather sealed?+
No, the MND50 does not offer weather sealing according to the product specifications. Care should be taken to avoid exposure to moisture or dust.

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