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There you go. Logitech talking about equivalence long before DPR was invented.Logitech FOTOMAN plus (1992)
496x360pixels (!), B&W only,
There you go. Logitech talking about equivalence long before DPR was invented.Logitech FOTOMAN plus (1992)
496x360pixels (!), B&W only,
You would probably cry all day for what you could get for it, compared to what you paid!The friend who found me my first (second hand) digital camera knew I wouldn't be interested in anything pedestrian! I still have that Coolpix 4500, along with the wide angle, tele and fisheye adapters, and probably won't part with them. The backdrop is one of my photos taken using it - I was crazy about its macro capabilities.View attachment 718086
Might also be because you've got a GIANT beer and ditto pretzel?The very first was a HP PhotoSmart 315 that came FREE with a HP printer.
The name was misleading - it was not photo-smart.
The first digital camera I purchased was a Minolta DiMAGE s304.
3MP
4X zoom (35-140)
Five AF points
1.4 fps (4 images)
1.8" screen
Ran on 4 AA batteries
This was a BIG upgrade at the time. We really do forget how good we have it with all of our our options today.
A walk down memory lane with the s304 (I must have liked the camera, I look fairly happy):
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You were slightly ahead of me as my first camera was a S85 and I was still slightly behind you as I traded mine in for a FZ30 (which I still use occasionally).Sony Cybershot DSC S70 - This was the camera that got me started in photography as a hobby. Simple little 3 megapixel camera with 3X zoom lens. Not too long after that, I moved up to a Panasonic FZ20 with 10X zoom lens. I learned a lot with the Panasonic, and then moved up to the Olympus E520, which led to a series of micro 4/3 cameras. Wow....it's been an adventure!