Kyocera SL300R
Published Sep 12, 2003
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dpreview staff
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Kyocera Japan has today announced a twisting lens compact digital camera
the Finecam SL300R. Looking very much like a Nikon Coolpix it has a 3.1
megapixel CCD and 3x optical zoom lens, a 1.5" TFT LCD, is powered
by a lithium ion battery and uses SD cards for storage. It will be available
in later this month and the price is expected to be approximately 45,000
Yen.
Kyocera Finecam SL300R Specification
| Sensor |
• 1/2.7" CCD
• 3,340,000 pixels total |
| Effective Pixels |
3,170,000 pixels |
| Image sizes |
• 2,048×1,536
• 1,600×1,200
• 1,280×960
• 640 x 480 |
| Movie clips |
640×480/320×240/160×120,
15 fps |
| File formats |
• Still: JPEG ( Exif 2.2 )
• Movie: MPEG (QuickTime) |
| Lens |
• 3x optical zoom
• 38 - 115mm equiv.
• F2.8 - F4.7 |
| Digital zoom |
Up to 2x |
| Focus |
• Wide AF
• Spot AF
• Manual focus |
| Metering |
• Multi
• Center weighted
• Spot |
| Exposure compen. |
+/-2.0 EV in 0.3 EV steps |
| Sensitivity |
• Auto
• ISO 100
• ISO 200
• ISO 400
• ISO 800 |
| Shutter |
1/2000 - 8 seconds |
| White balance |
• Auto
• Sunlight
• Cloudy
• Tungsten
• Fluorescent
• Manual |
| Sharpness |
5 Stage |
| Viewfinder |
Optical |
| LCD monitor |
1.5" TFT LCD |
| Flash |
• Built-In
• Modes: Auto, Flash On, Flash Off
• Red-Eye Reduction: On, Off |
| Shooting modes |
• Auto
• Sport
• Portrait
• Night portrait
• Macro
• Landscape
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| Photo effects |
• B&W
• Sepia
• Colour
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| Connectivity |
USB |
| Storage |
• SD memory card and MultiMediaCards
• 16 MB SD card supplied |
| Power |
• Lithium-ion battery (rechargeable)
• AC adapter
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| Dimensions |
100 x 62.5 x 15 mm |
| Weight (no batt) |
125g |
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