| Thickness |
74 mm  Depth of body in Millimeters (with lens retracted)
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| Dimensions |
108 mm x 146 mm x 74 mm |
| Width |
146 mm The width of the product in Millimeters.
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| Weight |
730 g (with batteries 822 g) |
| Splash Proof Camera |
No Camera is built with rubber seals to prevent water from entering the case. Usually there is a maximum depth the camera is waterproofed to.
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| Water Proof Camera |
No Camera has special rubber seals and body construction to allow operation under water, to a maximum rated depth.
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| Weight With Batteries |
822 g The weight of the product with batteries.
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| Electronic Viewfinder |
No Electronic image display inside the eyepiece of the camera.
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| Direct Optical Viewfinder |
No Traditional direct optical viewing through a glass eyepiece in the camera body and not through the camera lens or electronic viewfinder.
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| TTL Viewfinder |
Yes Direct Through-The-Lens viewing, usually accomplished with a prism and mirror inside the camera. This defines a Single-Lens-Reflex camera.
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| Live View |
Yes Continuous through-the-lens image is displayed on the cameras LCD screen.
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| Display Screen Total Pixels |
920 000 Number of pixels built into the large LCD display. A higher number means sharper preview images.
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| Screen Size |
3 '' Diagonal measurement in inches of the products LCD display.
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| Camera Orientation Sensor |
Yes A sensor which determines if the camera is being held horizontally or vertically (portrait or landscape).
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| Touchscreen Display |
No Main LCD Display menu responds to operators touch.
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| Zoom - Digital |
1x Maximum digital zoom ratio possible when taking photographs.
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| Image Aspect Ratios |
3:2 Aspect ratio of the images width to height. Common ratios are 16:9 & 4:3 & 3:2.
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| Megapixels |
15.1 Mpx Number of sensor pixels actually used to record an image. Will always be less than total sensor pixels.
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| Max. Height Resolution |
3 168 px Maximum pixel height at which the camera can create an image.
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| Max. Width Resolution |
4 752 px Maximum pixel width at which the camera can create an image.
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| Sensor Type |
CMOS The chip technology used to capture the image.
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| Sensor Total Megapixels |
15.5 Mpx Absolute number of sensor pixels.
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| Sensor size (h x w) |
14.9 mm x 22.3 mm |
| Sensor Width |
22.3 mm Width of the cameras imaging sensor in millimeters. Bigger sensors have less noise.
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| Sensor Anti-Dust Technology |
Yes Technology used to remove dust from the sensor. Usually ultrasound is used.
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| Image Stabilization Type |
Optical The method of image motion blur cancelation. Examples include optical, sensor and digital motion correction.
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| Camera Flash |
Yes Whether the product has a built-in flash to use with the camera.
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| Flash - External |
Yes Whether the camera includes a hotshoe to connect an external flash.
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| Flash - External Connector |
Hot-Shoe Determines the type of connector to plug external flash in.
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| Flash Modes |
Red Eye Reduction, Always Off, Always On, Slow Sync, Fill Flash, Auto Software-driven variations on flash action to produce different effects. Variations include Strobe, Fill Flash, Auto, Red Eye Reduction, etc.
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| Exposure Metering |
Center-Weighted Average, Spot, Matrix Evaluative Software methods created to measure the scenes light and subject, then decide the best shutter speed, white balance and aperture combinations for a correct exposure. Examples include Spot, Image, Matrix Evaluative and Center-Weighted Average metering modes.
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| Exposure Compensation Min/Max |
-2/+2 Exposure of an image can be manually adjusted by some amount of Evs.
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| Exposure Compensation Step |
1/2, 1/3 The amount of change the user can step through to manually adjust automatic exposure. A smaller number means finer adjustments.
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| Exposure Modes |
Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, Manual, Program, Automatic, Depth-of-field Each camera has special programs to capture the best picture in a wide variety of lighting and subject situations. These can be selected by the camera operator.
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| Shutter Speed - Fastest |
1/8000 s The maximum shutter speed the camera can provide. A smaller fraction means a faster shutter exposure to freeze action. Examples include 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/8000.
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| Shutter Speed - Slowest |
30 s The minimum shutter speed a camera can provide. Larger fractions and whole numbers means a longer exposure. This is suitable for low-light pictures. Examples include 1/30, 1/8, 1s, and 2s (seconds).
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| Shutter "Bulb" Mode |
Yes Whether the shutter can be held open indefinitely for ultra-long exposures. Good for taking photos of stars, low light, fireworks etc.
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| Manual ISO adjustment |
Yes Whether the camera has an option to change the standardized index of exposure speeds, measured against 35mm film.
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| Highest ISO |
12 800 Maximum setting for sensor light sensitivity. Higher ISO options permit pictures in less light, however these pictures usually contain high levels of random pixel colors (noise).
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| Lowest ISO |
100 Lowest ISO that can camera handle. A lower ISO require more light, but reduces image noise.
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| White Balance Modes |
Auto, Presets, Manual Methods for achieving a balanced white color in photographs. Examples include Daylight, Tungsten, Fluorescent, and Manual setting.
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| Auto Focus |
Yes Whether the camera has an auto-focus mechanism.
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| Manual Focus |
Yes Whether the camera allows for manual focus of the lens.
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| Face Recognition |
No A focusing mode which recognizes facial features, and adjusts focus and white balance to match.
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| Smile Shutter |
No Camera detects faces in the image, and delays exposure until a smile is detected.
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| Self Timer |
Yes Whether the camera has a self-timer option.
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| Self Timer Max Time |
10 s Maximum delay a self-timer can be set to.
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| Self Timer Min. Time |
2 s Minimum delay a self-timer can be set to.
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| Internal Memory (MB) |
n/a MB Amount of memory built into the device in MB.
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| Compatible Storage Types |
Compact Flash Type I, Compact Flash Type II Type of storage card(s) the product will accept.
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| File Format - RAW |
Yes Uncompressed lossless file format. All pixels captured by the sensor are saved.
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| Video Capture |
No Determines if a video-capture mode is available.
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| Video Max. FPS |
n/a fps Fastest video frames per second possible with product.
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| Video Sound |
No Determines if sound capture is possible in video recording mode.
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| Stereo Sound Record |
No Camera records dual-channel sound in video record mode.
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| "YouTube" Capture Mode |
No Captures video in a format required by YouTube service (H.264 codec, 640x480@30fps)
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| Connections & Ports |
USB, WiFi Optional The connections used for a variety of different devices to connect the product.
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| Battery Life (CIPA) |
500 CIPA-standardised battery life, measured in number of photographs.
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| Date Stamp |
No The current time and date is inserted onto the photograph at the time of capture.
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| Timer - Intervalometer |
No Allows the camera to automatically take periodic photographs with a delay set by the operator.
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| Power Off to Shot |
1 s This timing was taken from the moment the power switch was turned on to the moment a shot was taken, with finger held down on the shutter release button
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| Continuous Maximum FPS |
6 Maximum number of consecutive images possible in continous shot mode.
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| U.S. Announce Date |
2008-08-26 Date this product was announced in the U.S.
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| Tripod Mount |
Yes Presence of a standard screw mount for tripod attachment.
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