Sony MVCCD350 CD Mavica 3.2MP Digital Camera w/ 3x Optical Zoom

Details

• Powered by rechargeable lithium-ion mobile (NP-FM50 included); connects with PCs and Macs via USB
• Stores images on 3-inch, 156 MB CD-R/RW discs; 1 CD-R and 1 CD-RW included
• Captures crammed-frame video (640 x 480), limited by CD media (6 minutes for 156 MB disc)

Description

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The Sony Mavica CD350 combines the advantages and intelligence of the instant-archive CD-R/RW format with a compact size that's easy as pie to carry with you anywhere you roam. The Mavica CD350 features a 3.2-megapixel sensor, 3x visual zoom, and a movie mode that shoots full-construct video.

Step-up Value
Here's a Sony feature that adds value to this digital camera and differentiates it from other models in the Sony lineup.

CD-RW Media: CD Mavica cameras branch directly to 156 MB CD-R/RW discs, so there's room for hundreds of images and large screen clips for instant archiving.

Optics and Resolution
The 3.2-megapixel unravelling creates images up to 2,048 x 1,536 pixels, large ample supply to print 11-by-17-inch enlargements. Get closer to your subjects with the 3x visual zoom lens (41-123mm equivalency in 35mm photography). The Mavica CD350 likewise features a 3.2x digital zoom.

Storage and Transfer
Images are stored on drunk-capacity 156 MB CD-R (recordable) and CD-RW (rewritable) discs, enabling you to instantly archive your shots. Images can be downloaded to either a Mac or PC via USB connectivity, which means the camera can be to the point to any USB-based Windows 98/Me/2000/XP and Mac OS 8.6 or later laptop without installing any software.

Movie Mode
You can capture far more than silence images with the MPEG Movie VX function. Most digital cameras' flick picture show modes are limited to 30- or 60-second clips, but the Mavica CD350 can preserve shooting until you've filled the CD-R/RW, approximately 6 minutes at full VGA deliberateness (640 x 480, 16 frames per second).

More Features
Even so simple enough for a novice, the Mavica CD350 model includes militant multipoint autofocus and multipattern exposure systems to capture the drink properly the first time. The camera's new auto fill-touch function can even sense when a subject is in shadow and on impulse fire the flash.

Other features include:

• Large 2.5-inch TFT LCD follow
• Built-in flash with auto, on, off, slow, and red-eye reduction modes
• View modes include twilight, twilight portrait, landscape, run aground, snow, fireworks, and fast shutter
• Two-shot burst set-up and multiburst mode of 16 images sized at 320 x 240 pixels

Power, Scope, and Contents
The camera is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery NP-FM50 (included). It planning 5.2 by 3.6 by 2.9 inches and weighs 1.2 pounds. This unit includes the Mavica CD350 digital camera, battery, and battery mount, USB and AV cables, 1 blank CD-R, 1 blank CD-RW, and CD-ROM with imaging software and USB drivers for Windows and Mac.

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Remanufactured Sony MVC-CD350 3.2mp Digital Camera 3x Optical Zoom CD Recording

Details

• 3x visual zoom plus 3.2x digital zoom (9.6x total)
• Provision 5.2 X 3.6 X 2.9 inches. Weighs 1.2 pounds
• Stores images on 3-inch, 156 MB CD-R/RW discs; 1 CD-R and 1 CD-RW included

Description

The Sony Mavica MVC-CD350 combines the advantages and faculty of the instant-archive CD-R/RW format with a compact size that's down-to-earth to carry with you anywhere you roam.
Mavica CD350 features a 3.2 MP sensor, 3x visual zoom, a movie mode that shoots full-mould video.

Other Features:
CD-RW Media: CD Mavica cameras shoot shortly to 156 MB CD-R/RW discs, so there's room for hundreds of images and motion picture clips for instant archiving.
Optics and Resolution
The 3.2MP perseverance creates images up to 2,048 x 1,536 pixels, large sufficiently to print 11-by-17-inch enlargements. Get closer to your subjects with the 3x visual zoom lens (41-123mm equivalency in 35mm photography).

Storage / Transfer
Images are stored on prodigal-capacity 156 MB CD-R (recordable) and CD-RW (rewritable) discs, enabling you to instantly archive your shots. Images can be downloaded to either a Mac or PC via USB connectivity, which means the camera can be relevant to any USB-based Windows 98/Me/2000/XP and Mac OS 8.6 or later machine without installing any software.

Movie Mode
You can capture far more than until now images with the MPEG Movie VX function. Most digital cameras' large screen modes are limited to 30- or 60-second clips, but the Mavica CD350 can muzzle shooting until you've filled the CD-R/RW, approximately 6 minutes at full VGA perseverance (640 x 480, 16 frames per second).

More Features
Even though simple enough for a novice, the Mavica CD350 model includes advocate multipoint autofocus and multipattern exposure systems to capture the stab properly the first time. The camera's new auto fill-classy function can even sense when a subject is in shadow and impulsively fire the flash.

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Sony Mavica MVCCD1000 2.1MP Digital Camera

Details

• Images can be viewed on Macs and PCs via CD-ROM pressurize or USB connection
• Uses Sony InfoLITHIUM NP-F550 rechargeable battery-operated; movie mode records up to 60 seconds of audio and video
• 2.1 million pixels

Description

Overlook about waiting in line for your one-hour photos, follow pictures with this CD-R Mavica« 2.1 effective megapixel digital camera and instantly see the tour de force you've created. Your images are recorded onto a 3-inch CD-R disc, so downloading them to your machine has never been easier. Features 10x Optical/20x Digital zoom for extensible picture composition, as well as Intelligent Flash and 5-Mode Vehicle Exposure settings.

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Sony's Mavica word of digital cameras has been revered for its quality optics and inordinate batteries and especially for its use of floppy discs as a storage medium. But with the beginning of higher and higher resolution CCD imaging sensors, the small position of floppies has made them a much less practical comprise of storage, requiring unacceptable levels of JPEG compression to fit unvaried a few images on a disc.

Sony has solved the floppy capacity problem with its newest Mavica--the MVC-CD1000--by using a much more conciliatory storage medium: CD-R. To keep the camera's size as reasonable as thinkable, the CD1000 uses miniature 3-inch CD-R discs that bid 156 MB of image storage--enough space to store 160 2-megapixel images at limit quality--as well as what is effectively instant image archiving. As well, the smaller CD-Rs are readable in almost every CD-ROM drive (including the fit-loading iMacs), and for those few drives that can't handle the smaller CD, the MVC-CD1000 comes with a give way-on adapter.

A high-powered storage medium is worthless without the optics to uphold it up, and the MVC-CD1000 comes with most of the same high-standing components used in Sony's other high-end Mavica cameras, including an f2.8 to f11 10x visual zoom lens with SteadyShot optical image stabilization. New for the Mavica hint cord is the ability to save images as uncompressed TIFFs for maximum tiki quality (and huge file sizes). The MVC-CD1000 uses a smaller quantity harsh compression ratio of 6:1 for its high-quality JPEGs. The camera's numerous shooting modes group: aperture priority, shutter priority, twilight, twilight addition, landscape, and panfocus. Additionally, the MVC-CD1000 can also be set for fully automated operation. Focus is auto or manual. White balance can be set on natural, indoor, outdoor, or one-push, which allows you to have the camera set the Caucasian balance situationally. A macro mode rounds out the package.

A agile note about the zoom lens: it has a 10x optical zoom, and a 2x digital zoom, for a 20x total zoom. Every other digital camera maker calls this "10x optical and 2x digital zoom," but Sony chooses to paint this lens as "10x optical, 20x digital."

The MVC-CD1000 uses a 2.5-inch LCD track on the back, and the optical viewfinder also uses an LCD to provide a Sometimes non-standard due to-the-lens type view, similar to what you'd get with an SLR. In substitute first for the Mavica line, the MVC-CD1000 includes a USB port as an alternate order to download images. Power is provided by a Sony InfoLITHIUM battery, and a readout on the proctor estimates how many minutes of energy are left in the battery, a big with the addition of. The MVC-CD1000 also comes with an AC adapter, which plugs in to the camera and recharges the battery-operated when the camera's not in use. The software included is Sony's Picture Gear Lite and MGI's PhotoSuite and VideoWave.

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