digital camera

The MME School has a Kodak DC40 Digital camera for students to add graphics to their presentations. The camera may be checked out from Michael Shook in ETRL 203.

Most of the images of the MME School on our web pages were taken with this camera.

The Kodak DX3500 priced at $299.95 is the first of two new models in Kodak s line of EasyShare compatible digital cameras. The 2.2-megapixel (1800x1200) resolution is suitable for everything from e-mailing to printing 8 x 10-inch photos. The DX3500 features a 38mm (35mm equivalent) lens with 3X digital zoom, auto white balance, dedicated macro mode and Texas Instruments first fully programmable DSP-based processor designed exclusively for digital imaging applications.

The DX3500 has 8MB of internal memory to store up to 48 pictures without need of a memory card. To capture more pictures there is an expansion slot for removeable CompactFlash Type I flash cards. The optional camera dock, priced at $79.95, includes a rechargeable NiMH battery pack and AC adaptor. It connects via USB, so that it s always ready for your camera to upload and recharge.

The Kodak EasyShare system features a camera dock and two new digital camera models-the Kodak DX3500 Digital Camera and the Kodak DX3600 Zoom Digital Camera. The camera dock addresses two of the biggest objections to digital cameras: easy connection and battery charging.
Once the camera is placed in the dock, pictures are automatically uploaded to the computer and the dock recharges the camera s battery pack. The system also includes software that allows users to connect to the Internet to e-mail or print their pictures. EasyShare makes picture sharing as easy as picture taking: one-button simple.

Using Kodak Picture Software, the EasyShare system makes digital picture taking and sharing one-button simple. Features of the system include:

Fast Picture Transfer: At the touch of a button, the camera dock automatically transfers the pictures into the computer within seconds, avoiding the need to fuss with connecting cables or load memory cards into reading devices. Consumers no longer face a mystery of how to get their pictures out of the digital camera.
Easy Picture Sharing: The Kodak Picture Software incorporated into the EasyShare system lets you simply e-mail or print your favorite pictures. A few more clicks, and you can also edit and enhance them.

Simple Picture Management: The system lets you organize your pictures automatically in folders the way you want them: by date, name or event. It also lets you automatically delete all pictures on the camera after they are transferred to a computer, readying the camera for more picture taking.

Convenient Battery Recharging: The camera is powered and recharged in the dock in less than two and a half hours, or half the time required by competing chargers.

The Kodak DX3500 priced at $299.95 is the first of two new models in Kodak s line of EasyShare compatible digital cameras. The 2.2-megapixel (1800x1200) resolution is suitable for everything from e-mailing to printing 8 x 10-inch photos. The DX3500 features a 38mm (35mm equivalent) lens with 3X digital zoom, auto white balance, dedicated macro mode and Texas Instruments first fully programmable DSP-based processor designed exclusively for digital imaging applications.

The DX3500 has 8MB of internal memory to store up to 48 pictures without need of a memory card. To capture more pictures there is an expansion slot for removeable CompactFlash Type I flash cards. The optional camera dock, priced at $79.95, includes a rechargeable NiMH battery pack and AC adaptor. It connects via USB, so that it s always ready for your camera to upload and recharge.

The Kodak EasyShare system features a camera dock and two new digital camera models-the Kodak DX3500 Digital Camera and the Kodak DX3600 Zoom Digital Camera. The camera dock addresses two of the biggest objections to digital cameras: easy connection and battery charging.
Once the camera is placed in the dock, pictures are automatically uploaded to the computer and the dock recharges the camera s battery pack. The system also includes software that allows users to connect to the Internet to e-mail or print their pictures. EasyShare makes picture sharing as easy as picture taking: one-button simple.

Using Kodak Picture Software, the EasyShare system makes digital picture taking and sharing one-button simple. Features of the system include:

Fast Picture Transfer: At the touch of a button, the camera dock automatically transfers the pictures into the computer within seconds, avoiding the need to fuss with connecting cables or load memory cards into reading devices. Consumers no longer face a mystery of how to get their pictures out of the digital camera.
Easy Picture Sharing: The Kodak Picture Software incorporated into the EasyShare system lets you simply e-mail or print your favorite pictures. A few more clicks, and you can also edit and enhance them.

Simple Picture Management: The system lets you organize your pictures automatically in folders the way you want them: by date, name or event. It also lets you automatically delete all pictures on the camera after they are transferred to a computer, readying the camera for more picture taking.

Convenient Battery Recharging: The camera is powered and recharged in the dock in less than two and a half hours, or half the time required by competing chargers.

The KODAK EasyShare DX3700 is a great "starter" camera for those who are just getting into digital photography. Its 3-megapixel CCD (2160 x 1440 picture resolution) will yield photo-quality prints up to 11" x 14". A 3X digital zoom feature lets you get closer to the fun.

Picture-taking made simple - all you have to do is press a button. Thats how easy it is. And whats even easier is how quickly youll be able to capture your favorite moments. With 8MB of internal memory its ready to go right out of the box. The MultiMedia Card/Secure Digital memory card (MMC/SD) expansion slot allows you to further expand the camera memory up to 128MB.

The Kodak EasyShare system features a camera dock and the new "DX" series digital camera models (DX3215, DX3500, DX3600, DX3700, DX3900). The camera dock addresses two of the biggest objections to digital cameras: easy connection and battery charging.

Once the camera is placed in the dock, pictures are automatically uploaded to the computer and the dock recharges the camera s battery pack. The system also includes software that allows users to connect to the Internet to e-mail or print their pictures. EasyShare makes picture sharing as easy as picture taking: one-button simple.

The KODAK EasyShare DX3700 is a great "starter" camera for those who are just getting into digital photography. Its 3-megapixel CCD (2160 x 1440 picture resolution) will yield photo-quality prints up to 11" x 14". A 3X digital zoom feature lets you get closer to the fun.

Picture-taking made simple - all you have to do is press a button. Thats how easy it is. And whats even easier is how quickly youll be able to capture your favorite moments. With 8MB of internal memory its ready to go right out of the box. The MultiMedia Card/Secure Digital memory card (MMC/SD) expansion slot allows you to further expand the camera memory up to 128MB.

The Kodak EasyShare system features a camera dock and the new "DX" series digital camera models (DX3215, DX3500, DX3600, DX3700, DX3900). The camera dock addresses two of the biggest objections to digital cameras: easy connection and battery charging.

Once the camera is placed in the dock, pictures are automatically uploaded to the computer and the dock recharges the camera s battery pack. The system also includes software that allows users to connect to the Internet to e-mail or print their pictures. EasyShare makes picture sharing as easy as picture taking: one-button simple.

A worlds first: watch movies, TV and video on your Digital Photo Camera ! Use your camera as portable media center.

DVDs, recorded TV, downloaded films and all other video content can be watched on your Sony Cybershot or Casio Digital Camera, in great quality, in full screen. The software installs on your PC, you insert a DVD or pick a video from your harddrive and with only two clicks, you have it on your camera, ready to watch on the go.

A 512 Mb memorycard is enough to store a couple episodes of a tv-series, a full length feature film, or hundred minutes of video presentations. Let your children watch their favourite TV-cartoons in the car or watch a blockbuster movie while travelling for business. Connect your camera to a TV set (with the tv-out cable that comes with the device) and your camera doubles as a super-compact DVD/video player that displays the media content on TV.

This PC software converts all media (AVI, 3GP, MPEG, VOB), coming from any drive (hard disk, DVD, CD, etc) to a portable movie file, which will play on any compatible SONY or CASIO camera, from a postage stamp size memory card. This is the first and only software wordlwide that can encode the Sony MPEGMOVIEVX format. Subtitled and foreign language DVDs are also supported.

Digital Camera Protocol is another command-line utility for DC21x cameras, this one looks and works just like "ftp" command. Not written by me, but uses some of my low-level Kodak code from digicam.

The DC4800 is Kodaks first 3-megapixel consumer digital camera. In terms of design, its something of a departure from Kodaks earlier digital models and more of a return to the look and feel of a traditional film camera. In its default setting, the camera is as easy to use as a point-and-shoot, but numerous manual controls are available for the more advanced user.

Like most other 3-megapixel cameras, the Kodak features a 3x optical zoom lens plus a 2x digital zoom. Images are stored as JPEG or TIFF files on standard Type I CompactFlash cards, and the camera is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery and AC adapter (included). USB output makes image transfers quick, and a video-out plug lets you view your images on your TV.

The 4800 has several unusual features that help to set it apart from the rest of the 3-megapixel pack. For example, Kodak has included dedicated controls on the top of the camera to adjust the aperture and exposure compensation, rather than forcing users to wade through a sea of menus to access these frequently used settings. In addition, the camera offers better-than-usual control of white balance and color saturation.

The camera ships with a neck strap, lens cap, 16 MB CompactFlash card, lithium-ion rechargeable battery, AC adapter, USB cable, video cable, users guide, and software CD.

The DC4800 is Kodaks first 3-megapixel consumer digital camera. In terms of design, its something of a departure from Kodaks earlier digital models and more of a return to the look and feel of a traditional film camera. In its default setting, the camera is as easy to use as a point-and-shoot, but numerous manual controls are available for the more advanced user.

Like most other 3-megapixel cameras, the Kodak features a 3x optical zoom lens plus a 2x digital zoom. Images are stored as JPEG or TIFF files on standard Type I CompactFlash cards, and the camera is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery and AC adapter (included). USB output makes image transfers quick, and a video-out plug lets you view your images on your TV.

The 4800 has several unusual features that help to set it apart from the rest of the 3-megapixel pack. For example, Kodak has included dedicated controls on the top of the camera to adjust the aperture and exposure compensation, rather than forcing users to wade through a sea of menus to access these frequently used settings. In addition, the camera offers better-than-usual control of white balance and color saturation.

The camera ships with a neck strap, lens cap, 16 MB CompactFlash card, lithium-ion rechargeable battery, AC adapter, USB cable, video cable, users guide, and software CD.

This 3.2 Megapixel Digital Camera features 4x digital zoom and a 1.5 TFT LCD screen, which clearly displays all the photos you make. The camera has a 16 MB internal memory, which can be expanded using Secure Digital memory cards. With this Sweex camera you can also make short video clips, while it can also be used as a webcam. You can immediately view the photos you have made on any PC by connecting the camera to the PC using the supplied USB cable.

Features:
3.2 Megapixel CMOS sensor
Interpolated to 5.0 Megapixel
1.5 LCD screen
4x Digital Zoom
Focus Range 1.0m to infinity
Focus macro mode 0.2m
16 MB internal memory
Secure Digital / Multimedia Card Slot
4x AAA Battery
USB 1.1 interface
Webcam function

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Heres a great combination in a digital camera: simplicity, megapixel image quality, and the power to improve your efficiency and turnaround time.Megapixel technology-thats one million (1152 x 864) pixels-delivers enough detail for photo-realistic 5" x 7" images. You can get as close as 8" in close-up mode - perfect for capturing small products, spare parts, crafts and collectibles.

The DC220 features time lapse and multi-picture burst that captures details a still camera might miss. Its a great way to stop live action or document a process. The DC220 Zoom Camera features an optical quality glass, 2X zoom lens, equivalent to 29-58 mm, digital zoom for 4X magnification and a close-up mode thats perfect for capturing small products, spare parts, crafts and collectibles as close as 8 inches (0.2 m).

The DX3900 Zoom is another member of Kodak s line of EasyShare compatible digital cameras. The DX3900 offers 3.1 megapixel resolution with image resolution of 2160 x 1440, 2X (35-70mm 35mm equivalent) zoom (plus 3X digital zoom), settable ISO sensitivity of 100, 200 or 400, white balance options, burst capture, macro mode, metering options and some manual settings.

The DX3900 Zoom has a CompactFlash Type I expansion slot and is supplied with an 8MB Kodak Picture Card. The optional camera dock includes a rechargeable NiMH battery pack and AC adaptor. It connects via USB, so that it s always ready for your camera to upload images and recharge the batteries.

The DX3900 Zoom is another member of Kodak s line of EasyShare compatible digital cameras. The DX3900 offers 3.1 megapixel resolution with image resolution of 2160 x 1440, 2X (35-70mm 35mm equivalent) zoom (plus 3X digital zoom), settable ISO sensitivity of 100, 200 or 400, white balance options, burst capture, macro mode, metering options and some manual settings.

The DX3900 Zoom has a CompactFlash Type I expansion slot and is supplied with an 8MB Kodak Picture Card. The optional camera dock includes a rechargeable NiMH battery pack and AC adaptor. It connects via USB, so that it s always ready for your camera to upload images and recharge the batteries.

The DX3900 Zoom is another member of Kodak s line of EasyShare compatible digital cameras. The DX3900 offers 3.1 megapixel resolution with image resolution of 2160 x 1440, 2X (35-70mm 35mm equivalent) zoom (plus 3X digital zoom), settable ISO sensitivity of 100, 200 or 400, white balance options, burst capture, macro mode, metering options and some manual settings.

The DX3900 Zoom has a CompactFlash Type I expansion slot and is supplied with an 8MB Kodak Picture Card. The optional camera dock includes a rechargeable NiMH battery pack and AC adaptor. It connects via USB, so that it s always ready for your camera to upload images and recharge the batteries.

The DX3900 Zoom is another member of Kodak s line of EasyShare compatible digital cameras. The DX3900 offers 3.1 megapixel resolution with image resolution of 2160 x 1440, 2X (35-70mm 35mm equivalent) zoom (plus 3X digital zoom), settable ISO sensitivity of 100, 200 or 400, white balance options, burst capture, macro mode, metering options and some manual settings.

The DX3900 Zoom has a CompactFlash Type I expansion slot and is supplied with an 8MB Kodak Picture Card. The optional camera dock includes a rechargeable NiMH battery pack and AC adaptor. It connects via USB, so that it s always ready for your camera to upload images and recharge the batteries.

Dont miss those memorable moments, so make sure you pack a BenQ digital camera in your pocket. Quick and easy to download, this camera goes wherever you go. BenQ 3310 features a retro-style, streamlined body with rounded angles, so compact that it will fit in your palm. Not only does it offer 3M in resolution incorporated with HIT technology, offering the best A4 output image, it also allows you to produce a 30-second video clip with sound.

The seven megapixel four times zoom EXILIM Pro EX-P700 was announced on 25th August 2004, it is essentially a CCD upgrade to the silver bodied six megapixel EX-P600 announced seven months earlier. The P700 is Casios first prosumer digital camera for quite some time and have a full range of manual controls. The compact all metal body has some unusual body design features most notably the rather busy camera front.