Kyocera DA-1 (1996)
The Kyocera DA-1 is the last camera to use Video Floppy Disks. Why it was ever built beats me. It is a still video camera with one difference though, the images were directly digitized inside the camera and this time stored in digital format on the VF disks. I included it here anyway because I think it's an interesting hybrid camera. It was also Kyocera's first digital camera on the market. The camera itself is fueled by two expensive CR123A batteries and had a built-in playback unit. The camera is not to be confused with the Yashica DA-1 camera data back with the same name.
Spezifikationen
- Brand: Kyocera
- Model: DA-1
- First mentioned: 1996
- Marketed: yes
- MSRP: $798
- Imager Type: 0.27MP CCD
- Resolution: 640x480
- Internal Storage: -
- External Storage: Video Floppy Disk
- Lens: f=8.4mm / F3.2
- Shutter: 1/60s to 1/1,500s
- Aperture Range: F3.2
- LCD screen size: -
- Size: 122 x 63 x 38mm
- Weight: 300 gr.
- Remarks: -