Can I use Minolta camera lenses on a suitable digital camera with a provision for changing lenses?

AS FOR TO ME CONCERNED NOW THE MINOLTA COMPANY IS TAKEN OVER BY SONY. AND THE SONY IS LAUCHING THE NEW ALPHA SERIES DIGITAL SLR MODELS. WITH THAT ONLY YOU CAN USE THE LENSES OF MINOLTA DYNAX OR MAXXUM SERIES LENSES.

NO OTHER MANUFACTURES THE MINOLTA COMPATIBLE DIGITAL CAMERA.OTHER MANUFACTURERS LIKE NIKON USES ONLY NIKON COMPATIBLE LENSES.CANON USES THEIR OWN STANDARDS OF LENSES.

as long as the lenses rated for digital cameras... the lenses are made differently becasue the chip on a digital camera is smaller that film and it gives a different focal range too.

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That can get....uh....tricky: just because cameras may share the SAME lens install/lock feature, doesn't mean they're UNIVERSALLLY compatable.

In the '70's, SLR "bayonet" lens change systems were the hot thing for quick changing lenses ( a dream come true for photojournalists). I had a Pentax body, which accepted bayonet lenses. I put some Minolta bayonet lenses on it...and it became quickly clear my pictures with mixed cam body/lenses--didn't quite turn out OK : my focus AND apeture settings were a noticable shade off by one step or so.

Yes: it's possible for today's digital cams perhaps....but just prepare for less than perfect results.