The PDC 2000/3000 camera driver by Polaroid allows for seamless integration of the camera with a computer. This software provides an efficient means of transferring and managing images.
I recently had the opportunity to test out the PDC 2000/3000 camera, and I have to say, I'm impressed with its specifications. This camera utilizes a Polaroid-designed CCD, resulting in two resolutions: 1600x1200 (5.6MB file) and 800x600 (1.4MB file), giving you options for both high quality and smaller file sizes.
Another feature worth noting is its sensitivity, as it is ISO100 equivalent. The lens is a 2.8 with 11mm focal length (equivalent to 38mm on a 35mm (film) camera), providing users with extra control over their photos.
Additionally, the camera offers a range of shutter speeds from 1/25 to 1/500 second, as well as a built-in flash that can reach up to 15 feet.
For those interested in computer connections, the interface of the PDC 2000/3000 can be used with both Mac and Windows PCs via SCSI-2, allowing for quick and easy transfer of photos.
Overall, I found this camera to be a great size at 7.9x6.3x2.2 inches (20.1x16x5.6 cm) and 2lbs (900g), making it easy to take on the go. If you're in the market for a high-quality camera with a range of features and easy computer connectivity, I'd highly recommend giving the PDC 2000/3000 a try.
Another feature worth noting is its sensitivity, as it is ISO100 equivalent. The lens is a 2.8 with 11mm focal length (equivalent to 38mm on a 35mm (film) camera), providing users with extra control over their photos.
Additionally, the camera offers a range of shutter speeds from 1/25 to 1/500 second, as well as a built-in flash that can reach up to 15 feet.
For those interested in computer connections, the interface of the PDC 2000/3000 can be used with both Mac and Windows PCs via SCSI-2, allowing for quick and easy transfer of photos.
Overall, I found this camera to be a great size at 7.9x6.3x2.2 inches (20.1x16x5.6 cm) and 2lbs (900g), making it easy to take on the go. If you're in the market for a high-quality camera with a range of features and easy computer connectivity, I'd highly recommend giving the PDC 2000/3000 a try.
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