BOOM! One of the first, if not THE first digital camera. Ever. I got this a long while back as a gift, I wish I had a way to use it. Everything still works on it!
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BOOM! One of the first, if not THE first digital camera. Ever. I got this a long while back as a gift, I wish I had a way to use it. Everything still works on it!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_camera#History
I recall my father owning a huge textbook-sized digital camera that you operated somewhat like a pair of binoculars or an oversized rangefinder. I don't think they were that uncommon. Just expensive.
I recall my father owning a huge textbook-sized digital camera that you operated somewhat like a pair of binoculars or an oversized rangefinder. I don't think they were that uncommon. Just expensive.
I wish I had a way to use it. But it's fun to have as a collectable. I'm going to keep it on my desk when I move
Only works with OS 7.5-9 and only connects with a serial to serial cable. Which doesn't come on any recent macs.
i got one, but i think its the 150 model, 'cos it came with windows software.
I can use it, 'cos my dads windows machine has a serial connection, and the software works on XP.
I also have the 200 but, don't have any cab;es for that.
And a Newton 2100
I can use it, 'cos my dads windows machine has a serial connection, and the software works on XP.
I also have the 200 but, don't have any cab;es for that.
And a Newton 2100