DC50
Product Description
ISO setting are not selectable nor is it specified. The camera connects through a slow serial port to the computer (4 images per min.) Specifications Type CCD still frame camera Image size 756 x 504 high resolution Bit depth 24-bit color Speed With flash—pictures can be taken every 8 seconds Without flash—pictures can be taken every 5 seconds Flash Color temperature—5,200 K Guide number—10.4 (ISO 84) Zoom lens 7 to 21 mm Operating environment Temperature: 0 to 40ºC (32 to 104ºF) Humidity: 20 to 95 percent, noncondensing Power sources Batteries: 4 AA batteries—lithium, NiCad, or alkaline Power Adapter: 4.7 V DC/2.3 A to 8.0 V DC/2.3 A (surge protected) Power consumption Standby: Auto Focus Auto focus is straight forward, the DC50 has 3 modes: Multi-spot, Single-spot and Close-Up. Exposure and ISO The Kodak DC50 provides only for automatic shutter control at speeds of 1/15 second to 1/500 second. A self-timer option can be used to delay the picture for 10 seconds. This product is lightly used, tested for proper operation and is in a perfect working condition. This same concept is now used in many ultra compact digital cameras. In an original box. Kodak DC50 Zoom Digital Camera PERFECT FOR COLLECTORS Features Zoom The camera has an optical zoom lens with a range from 37 to 117 mm (3x), which doesn't extend from the camera, and is completely integrated in the body. Auto focusing is done through two infrared sensors, located on the right front of the camera. The focus motor does its job rather loud. Storage and Connectivity The DC50 stores 7 to 22 pictures in its internal 1 MB memory, depending on the picture quality You can save pictures on PCMCIA-ATA memory cards.
Product Info
- Binding
- Electronics
- Brand
- Kodak
- Label
- Kodak
- Manufacturer
- Kodak
- MPN
- DX-30CD
- Package Quantity
- 1
- Part Number
- DX-30CD
- Product Group
- Photography
- Product Type Name
- CAMCORDER
- Publisher
- Kodak
- Studio
- Kodak
- Title
- DC50
- ASIN
- B002YV8QDG
- Sales Rank
- 56773
- Provider
- Amazon
- As of
- February 3, 2012, 9:50 am
