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Super Shooters

Forget what you know about photo technology: 2002 changes everything. The first 6-megapixel consumer digitals are here, as is the first Foveon-sensor camera. New printers offer double the resolution. Here's the skinny on the new photography gear.

By Suzanne Kantra Kirschner Posted 05.30.2002 at 4:39 pm 0 Comments

1. Autofocus on PeopleInexperienced photographers need smart camerasparticularly when shooting groups of objects. The autofocus in Minolta's 3.7X zoom Freedom Zoom 140 ($179, shown) and 4.3X zoom Freedom Zoom 160 ($199) 35mm cameras is as intelligent as they get, singling out human forms and making them the focal pointeven if they move. www.minolta.com

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