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The Minolta MN50WP is a rugged point-and-shoot built for wet and outdoor use. It pairs a 48MP sensor with a 16x optical zoom, autofocus, image stabilization and a 1.7-inch rear screen, and it records video up to 4K. It suits beach, pool and travel shooters who want a cheap camera they can drop in a bag without worry. Against action cameras it offers a zoom lens and a conventional shape; against mainstream compacts it trades image quality and low-light performance for water resistance. Reviewers treat it as a budget, fair-weather camera rather than a serious photographic tool.
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Lowest price we've seen: $118.55 on Nov 11 at Adorama. Tracked across 5 stores since Nov 11.
Owner feedback on the MN50WP is thin and mixed. Buyers like the waterproof body and the zoom for the money, but many find image quality, the tiny screen and low-light results disappointing.
The Minolta MN50WP is a waterproof compact digital camera in blue. It has 48 megapixels (effective), an integrated lens with 16x optical zoom, autofocus and image stabilization.
It records video at up to 3840x2160 (4K). Photos and video are saved to a microSDHC card, and the camera has a single card slot. It runs on a rechargeable Li-Ion battery and has a USB connection. It has no HDMI output and no headphone port.
