Sony DSC-F55
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| DSC-F55 image by Radhames Tatis (Image rights) |
The Cyber-shot DSC-F55 is a digital camera announced by Japanese manufacturer Sony in 1999.
The camera features a 2 megapixel 1/2" CCD sensor. Photos are captured in JPEG format and have a maximum resolution of 1600x1200. Short movies with mono sound can be recorded in MPEG format. The lens is a Carl Zeiss Distagon 37mm equilv f/2.8. It is mounted on a 180 degree rotating platform. It is able to focus from 0.5m to infinity and in macro mode from 0.01m. It has a 2" colour 123,000 pixel LCD screen. There is removable flash card storage in the Memory Stick format. A 4MB card is included. For i/o interfaces it uses a RS-232C serial, and a composite RCA cord for video. It is powered by a 3.6v rechargeable NP-F10 InfoLITHIUM battery. It weighs in at approx. 300g.
Cyber-shot DSC-F55V
Another revision of the camera was announced a year later in 2000 called DSC-F55V, the main difference is that the sensor is now capable of 3.3 megapixels with the Super HAD 1/1.8" sensor. This produces images at a maximum of 2240 x 1680 pixels, along with JPEG, TIFF format can also be used. The i/o has been changed from RS232 to USB. A 8MB Memory Stick is included. Magic Gate copy protected Memory Sticks are also supported.
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| F55 back view image by Radhames Tatis (Image rights) |
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| F55V image by sakak (Image rights) |
