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This very early [[Canon]] digital camera (introduced 1997) offered 640 x 480 resolution on 1/3" [[CCD]], no zoom, and recorded images to [[Compact Flash]] cards. While basically a [[fixed focus]] camera with 6mm F2.8 lens it did offer a macro focus mode, and a tilting rear [[LCD]] screen. It was one of the early samples of digital compacts without viewfinder, of course with built-in [[flash]] and related selectable flash-modes known from typical automatic [[compact camera]]s. Shutter speeds were 1/4 to 1/2000 sec. | This very early [[Canon]] digital camera (introduced 1997) offered 640 x 480 resolution on 1/3" [[CCD]], no zoom, and recorded images to [[Compact Flash]] cards. While basically a [[fixed focus]] camera with 6mm F2.8 lens it did offer a macro focus mode, and a tilting rear [[LCD]] screen. It was one of the early samples of digital compacts without viewfinder, of course with built-in [[flash]] and related selectable flash-modes known from typical automatic [[compact camera]]s. Shutter speeds were 1/4 to 1/2000 sec. | ||
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This very early Canon digital camera (introduced 1997) offered 640 x 480 resolution on 1/3" CCD, no zoom, and recorded images to Compact Flash cards. While basically a fixed focus camera with 6mm F2.8 lens it did offer a macro focus mode, and a tilting rear LCD screen. It was one of the early samples of digital compacts without viewfinder, of course with built-in flash and related selectable flash-modes known from typical automatic compact cameras. Shutter speeds were 1/4 to 1/2000 sec.
