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This page carries brief reviews of hardware: submissions are sought for items not already covered in the reviews below - share your experiences with the wider online community. Mostly cameras, scanners, storage devices - items relevant to Digital Images.
Please email reviews, with your name, title and organisation to Mark Kerr.
LITC does not undertake to publish all submitted reviews.
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Kodak DC20 [digital camera] |
| Reviewer: |
Mark Kerr, Research Assistant, LITC |
| Review date: |
January 1997 |
| The 'baby' of Kodak's family of digital cameras, the DC20 was easy to use but limited in storage capacity at only 8 high resolution images, 16 low resolution. The software was simple to install and use, and the images were more than adequate
for use on web pages, identity cards or laser-printed leaflets. Controls are limited to three buttons: power, delete and shutter. An affordable, simple to use, good entry-level camera - others in the wide Kodak range offer greater resolution and capacity
, up to and including full professional-level specifications. |
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493x373 or 320x240 pixels, 24 bit colour image resolution, Macintosh and PC serial cables supplied, PhotoEnhancer Fun Edition and Kai's Power Goo software included. Price £230 +VAT |
| Contact: |
Kodak (Tel: +44 (0)800
281487) | Top of Page
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Casio QV100 [digital camera] |
| Reviewer: |
Mark Kerr, Research Assistant, LITC |
| Review Date: |
January 1997 |
| Reasonable-sized memory makes the QV-100 very practical as a holiday or field-trip camera, and the easy camera-to-TV link makes it ideal for visual presentations. The camera can store 64 high resolution pictures or 192 low resolution picture
s (or a mix of the two). The integral 1.8" TFT LCD screen replaces the viewfinder and enables easy review and deletion of images where needed. Some exposure control is provided, along with a macro option allowing for close-up pictures. The lens can be rot
ated through 270 degrees from the body, enabling pictures from awkward angles - the ceiling of the Sistine chapel without neck-ache perhaps?
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Specifications: 640x480 or 320x240 pixels, 4Mb flash memory, PC and Macintosh connection kit, AC Adaptor and camera to camera cable, carrying case, Adobe Photo Deluxe software. Price £499 +VAT
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Casio Sales (Tel: +44(0)181 450
9131) | Top of Page
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