DC1311 - Minox Digital

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Minox takes a first step into the digital camera market

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Minox, took its first step into the digital market in August 2001 which, according to Minox with a new product that uses the latest technology.

The Minox DC 1311 is a 1.3 MEGApixel camera that uses 8 MB internal memory and a CompactFlash type I card for storage. The body is the same as that of the Pentax Ei-100 . It's a low-entry level digital camera with a fixed lens that shoots an image in a resolution of 1280x960 or 640x480 pixels. The lens starts with f2.8 and ends in f8 of brightness. The Minox DC 1311 does not have an optical zoom but offers a digital instead. The camera uses an USB interface to communicate with the pc.

The specifications of the Minox DC 1311 are:

File format: Memory:   Storage: Image sensor:   Image resolution: Lens: Shutter speed: Zoom: Exposure: Finder: LCD: Flash: Self timer: Dimensions: Weight: Power:

JPEG, EXIF 2,1 8 MB internal and external: Compact Flash Cards (Type I). Fine 17 images Normal 25 images Economy 50 images (internal) 1,3 mega pixels (1/2,7" CCD) 24 BIT (RGB) color Fine: 1280 x 960 Normal: 640 x 480 Fix lens manual focus (F 2,8 - F8,0) Macro: 0,4-0,7m /15.7-27.6 in, Normal: 1,0m Infinity / 1.0936 yd – infinity 1-1/500 s 2x digital Auto Optical viewfinder with LCD 1.8" color-TFT-LCD Build in: Auto, Fill-In and Fill Off Guide#:10 (ISO100) range: 0.4-3m 10 sec delay 105x66.5x48 mm (4.1x2.6x1.8 in) 189g / 6.6 oz (without batteries) 4x AA (Alkaline, NimH & Lithium) AC-DC adapter (optional)

Last Updated on 4th June 2004