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The '''Minox DCC 5.1''' is a modernized version of the [[Digital Classic Camera Leica M3]], issued in 2010. It's also a kind of miniature replica of a classic [[rangefinder camera]] of the 1950s. But there are some differences: The DCC 5.1 has a 5.1 [[megapixel]] instead of 3 MP image sensor, a 9mm lens instead of a 9.6mm lens, a real digicam color display, and a rechargeable battery instead of a 3V battery. New was the detachable optical viewfinder instead of a built-in one. | The '''Minox DCC 5.1''' is a modernized version of the [[Digital Classic Camera Leica M3]], issued in 2010. It's also a kind of miniature replica of a classic [[rangefinder camera]] of the 1950s. But there are some differences: The DCC 5.1 has a 5.1 [[megapixel]] instead of 3 MP image sensor, a 9mm lens instead of a 9.6mm lens, a real digicam color display, and a rechargeable battery instead of a 3V battery. New was the detachable optical viewfinder instead of a built-in one. | ||
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Revision as of 23:56, 4 May 2013
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The Minox DCC 5.1 is a modernized version of the Digital Classic Camera Leica M3, issued in 2010. It's also a kind of miniature replica of a classic rangefinder camera of the 1950s. But there are some differences: The DCC 5.1 has a 5.1 megapixel instead of 3 MP image sensor, a 9mm lens instead of a 9.6mm lens, a real digicam color display, and a rechargeable battery instead of a 3V battery. New was the detachable optical viewfinder instead of a built-in one.
image by Artemas Liu (Image rights) |