The company that released this camera is known mainly for producing scanners. So, probably, it knows a lot about digital images. This digital “point-and-shoot” has standard characteristics for an amateur digital camera and takes pictures with a resolution of 640×480 pixels. The captured images can be viewed on the built-in LCD display. The frames are saved on a 2 MB memory card, which can hold 50 of them. You can buy an additional memory card for another 2 MB. This camera does not use the built-in LCD display as a viewfinder, but has an optical viewfinder. The finished images can be copied to a computer via a serial port or shown on a TV screen. The camera has a built-in flash. This camera has ordinary technical characteristics and is quite suitable as an inexpensive device for beginner amateurs, tourists, for posting images on the Internet and for those who do not need a very high resolution of the frames.
