Apple QuickTake 100. Photo by Carl Berkeley While Apple Inc. is known for being a pioneer in the world of computers and smartphones, italso produced some of the first consumer digital cameras. The QuickTake 100, built by Kodak and priced at $750, had a unique binocular-like design and captured images at a whopping 640 x 480. It wasn't designed for a day of shooting. In fact, the internal memory filled up after just eight shots. An RS-232C port was used to transfer photos (in QuickTake or PICT fo...
Throwback Thursday: Apple QuickTake cameras, pioneers of consumer digital photography
DP Review - 28 Dec 2016 14:00
Apple QuickTake 100. Photo by Carl Berkeley While Apple Inc. is known for being a pioneer in the world of computers and smartphones, italso produced some of the first consumer digital cameras. The QuickTake 100, built by Kodak and priced at $750, had a unique binocular-like design and captured images at a whopping 640 x 480. It wasn't designed for a day of shooting. In fact, the internal memory filled up after just eight shots. An RS-232C port was used to transfer photos (in QuickTake or PICT fo...
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