| Brand | Minolta |
| Photo Sensor Technology | CMOS |
| Video Capture Resolution | 1080p |
| Maximum Focal Length | 7.5 Millimeters |
| Flash Memory Type | SD |
| Video Capture Format | MOV |
| Screen Size | 3 Inches |
| Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi, USB, HDMI |
| Color | Blue |
| Special Feature | Infrared, Night Vision, Anti-Shake, Time Lapse |












Abdiel McGlynn –
Originally I reviewed this camcorder and gave it 3 stars because I thought there was an issue with the external microphone port, the primary feature I needed and the main reason I purchased this camera over others.After doing some extensive troubleshooting I discovered the external microphone connection works fine with corded microphones, but the wireless mic I connected didn’t work because the mic had a pairing problem, not a fault of the Minolta MN220NV.The camera features a hotshoe, and though my external Azden Shotgun Microphone doesn’t require a hotshoe to operate, it’s a nice feature to have.I mounted the shotgun microphone onto the hotshoe, plugged it into the external microphone port and turned on the camera to record. The sound was clear, warm, and without distortion. Problem solved .Other features of this camera include the ability to operate it on it’s own WiFi using your smartphone, and much to my surprise it worked flawlessly. I was able to record, zoom, without touching the camera which is perfect on a tripod to prevent shake and blur.Admittedly this is not the best camcorder available, but I found other brands didn’t have some of the functions and features this camcorder has.For a long time, Minolta produced some of the best cameras available in the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s, my first SLR 35mm camera was a Minolta SRT101, it shot hundreds of rolls of film, working flawlessly.Like most cameras with zoom, the MV220NV uses battery power fairly quickly. I contacted Minolta Support to find the correct battery knowing I would need several more to get through a typical day of filming in the field. Minolta responded in 24 hours with a hyperlink to the recommended battery on Amazon, and I was able to find the correct charger. The lens is threaded for filters, so I attached a 37mm UV Filter for protection from dust and scratching.At the price point of under $200, this camcorder is a good deal. You can spend much more, but many more expensive camcorders don’t have an external mic port, remote WiFi operation, nor the ability to use accessories like screw-in filters. One function I have not yet used is the IR Night Vision, so I did not consider it in my rating.I rated at 4 stars but it’s closer to 5 for function and features. I can recommend this camcorder.
Jarvis Koepp –
I like the simple