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RolleiFlex announces first ever twin-lens reflex digital camera


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Friday March 5, 2004 11:21 AM CST - By: Fabrizio Pilato

Click to ZoomThe Rollei Mini-Digi is the first twin lens type digital camera in the world. Since 1929 Rollei has been selling the 6x6cm format twin lens reflex camera.

The palm size camera sports a 1.1 inch LCD display is positioned at the top of the camera and can be viewed from above keeping with the original style.

The Mini-Digi uses a 2 megapixel sensor that captures images as large as 1,280 x 1,280 resolution. The fixed-focus F2.8 9mm lens and with shutter can be set between 1/15s and 1/7500s. The images are then stored on SD memory and can connect to your PC via USB.

The price was not officially announced, consumers can expect to pay around $350USD.

Specifications
- 2 Mega sensor uses (square format)
- Lens: F 2.8 9mm fixed focus
- Depth of focus range: 0.5m - XXINF
- Shutter speed: 1/15 - 1/7500 seconds
- Exposure adjustment: Automatic operation
- White balance: Automatic operation
- Removable media: SD card
- Picture size: 1280x1280 pixel (high resolution mode)
640x640 pixel (it is low resolution mode)
- LCD: On substance top 1.1 inch color LCD built-in
- Finder: West level finder
- Power source: CR2
- Substance size: W49xH73xD45mm



Via engadget


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