Olympus C-860L
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The Olympus Camedia C-860L also known as the D-360R is a 1280x960 pixel digital camera introduced by Olympus in January 2000[1]. Images can be captured in JPEG as well as TIFF formats. It has an optical viewfinder and an LCD screen on the back. It has a fixed-length Olympus lens, 5.5mm /f2.8, (35mm equivalent 36 mm) with 5 elements in 4 groups, including 1 aspherical lens, and has a 2x digital zoom. The aperture is set to one of only three stops, f2.8, f5.6 or f11.
Power comes from four AA batteries. Data is stored on SmartMedia cards. An 8MB card is usually bundled with the camera.
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- C-860L announcement at Digital Photography review - Jan 8, 2000
- Specifications on Olympus global web site
