Brand new Minolta Dimage 7i 5MP Digital Camera with 7x HUGE Optical Zoom. It has a manual focus ring for professional user. The DiMAGE 7i ratchets up the speed, with a 1/4,000 top exposure and ultra-high-speed (UHS) continuous drive bursts up to seven frames per second at 1.280 x 960 pixels. It can automatically switch between LCD and optical view finder (when you close to the camera, it automatically switch to optical view finder in order to save power and when you are about one foot away, it switch to LCD mode). I have never found any camera has this feature. The optical view finder can swivel also - amazing! With this camera, you don't need to worrry about lens stuck problem anymore because its manual zooming feature (Most of lens stuck problem come from the motor, gear, or zoom button). Price is firm. Cash only. Product Description from Manufacturer: For advanced digital photographers, Minolta's large and powerful Dimage 7i offers a broad range of features and tools for any type of still photography. With a 5-megapixel resolution, images can be outputted at poster sizes. And the excellent 7x optical zoom gets you extremely close to your subjects. It's definitely not a camera that you're going to be slipping into a pocket. The Dimage 7i is professional class in terms of both performance and size, weighing in at over a pound without batteries. That said, its heft is comfortable and can actually be handled with one hand. The color electronic viewfinder knows when you put your eye up to it, turning itself on and turning off the bright 1.8-inch LCD, which saves on battery life and makes for a nifty party trick. It even has a diopter lens so glasses-wearing users can adjust it to their eyesight. Captured images were downright impressive--with bright, lifelike colors, and very sharp details. The Dimage 7i sports a long list of advanced features, including a variety of movie capture modes (including low-light), a real-time histogram that lets you adjust your aperture and other settings before snapping a photo, and continuous auto-focus on moving subjects. You might think that a camera of this level would be a bit imposing to use, but Minolta has laid out the buttons and wheels appropriately, letting you adjust between modes ea