Epson L500V
Published Sep 30, 2004
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dpreview staff
Epson's has announced its latest entry level camera in the shape of the five million pixel L500V. Controls are basic but the model sports a large 2.5-inch LCD screen, doing away with an optical viewfinder altogether. It has a 32MB internal memory and can take SD/MMC cards.
Epson L500V specifications
| Sensor |
• 1/2.5" Type CCD
• 5.3 million pixels total
• 5 million effective pixels |
| Image sizes |
• 2560 x 1920
• 1600 x 1200
• 640 x 480 |
| Movie clips |
• 640 x 480
• 320 x 240
• 160 x 120
• Up to 30 fps
• QuickTime Motion JPEG
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| File formats |
• Still: JPEG
• Movie: AVI
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| Lens |
• 34 - 102 mm 3x optical zoom
• F 2.8 - F 4.9 |
| Digital zoom |
Up to 4x |
| Focus |
Autofocus |
| Focus distance |
• Wide: 0.5 m - infinity
• Tele: 0.5 m - infinity
• Macro: 5cm |
| ISO sensitivity |
• ISO 100
• ISO 200
• ISO 400
• Auto |
| Aperture |
F 2.8 - F 8.4 |
| Scene modes |
• Landscape
• Portrait
• Night view
• Night Portrait |
| White balance |
• Daylight
• Cloudy
• Incandescent
• Fluorescent
• Mercury lamp
• Auto |
| Self timer |
2 or 10 seconds |
| Continuous shooting |
3 fps until memory card is full |
| Flash |
• Auto, red-eye reduction, fill in, slow synch, flash off |
| LCD monitor |
• 2.5" TFT LCD
• 262,000 pixels |
| Connectivity |
• USB 2.0 High Speed |
| Print compliance |
• DPOF
• Direct Print |
| Storage |
• SD/MMC card
• 32 MB internal memory |
| Weight (no batt) |
165 g (5.8oz) |
| Dimensions |
92 x 63 x 32mm (3.6 x 2.5 x 1.2 in) |
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