My first digital camera
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My first digital camera
Image by Pedro Moura Pinheiro
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My first digital camera was this Leica Digilux Zoom, a rebadged Fujifilm MX-1700, bought in Paris in May of 2000. It was a nice point and shoot for the time, 1.3MP, with an almost square field of view at 1280×1024. It still works! You can see the feature list at www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs/Leica/leica_digiluxzoom.asp.
This is one of the first shots taken with it, still in Paris.
Also taken with the Leica, on a flight of the now defunct Sabena. This photo is used on Patrick Smith’s Ask The Pilot website.
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your first digital camera was Leica !! that’s nice
Hi, I’m an admin for a group called Low Res Digital Camera Collection, and we’d love to have this added to the group!
This is cool collection
esta leica (panasonic) era a 4:3 digilux?
vtd17, at this time, cheap Leicas weren’t Panasonic, they were Fuji. And this model had an almost square ratio, 5:4.
hi PMP, ok. I think is an older model (1998) like digilux 4.3.
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