Contax N Digital - spec changes
Published May 9, 2002
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dpreview staff
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 Kyocera
Japan has today announced that the Contax N Digital will finally go on
sale on Sunday 19th May (we hope). Interestingly there have also been
a number of specification changes announced. These are: a reduction in
final image size from 6.13 to 6.04 megapixels, addition of colour saturation
adjustment, reduction in sensitivity from ISO 50-1600 in the original
specification to ISO 25-400 for the final camera, an reduction of battery
life expectation from 500 to 300 images and an increase in weight of 10
g to 1 KG (2.2 lb).
Contax N Digital specification changes
| Specification |
Previously |
Current |
| Recorded pixels |
3040 x 2016 (6.13 mp) |
3008 x 2008 (6.04 mp) |
| Image adjustment |
Tone, Sharpening |
Saturation, Tone, Sharpening |
| Sensitivity |
ISO 50 - ISO 1600 (1/3 EV steps) |
ISO 25 - ISO 400 (1/3 EV steps) |
| Battery life |
500 shots |
300 shots |
| Weight |
990 g |
1000 g |
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