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Its maximum resolution is 1000x800 (less than 1 megapixel), its lens is fixed-focus, shutter speeds range from 1 second to 1/2000, it has internal memory for up to 25 images (plus ability for a flash memory card of 4MB for up to 200 images), and it needed 6 AA batteries to operate. | Its maximum resolution is 1000x800 (less than 1 megapixel), its lens is fixed-focus, shutter speeds range from 1 second to 1/2000, it has internal memory for up to 25 images (plus ability for a flash memory card of 4MB for up to 200 images), and it needed 6 AA batteries to operate. | ||
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The Vivitar ViviCam 3000 is a digital camera released in 1997. It was an OEM version of the Sound Vision SVmini, and was also sold as the UMAX MDX-8000. It originally cost $499.[1]
Its maximum resolution is 1000x800 (less than 1 megapixel), its lens is fixed-focus, shutter speeds range from 1 second to 1/2000, it has internal memory for up to 25 images (plus ability for a flash memory card of 4MB for up to 200 images), and it needed 6 AA batteries to operate.
Notes
- ↑ PC Magazine, 21 October 1997, Page 76 at Google Books
External links
- Vivitar's old webpage for it, Archived 12 January 1998 by Wayback Machine, includes sample images, which show that it had lower picture quality than disc film.
