Sony DSC-D700 is a digital SLR camera by Sony designed for hobbyists photographers. The camera was introduced in December 1998 at a suggested retail price of 2,000 EUR (US$1,699). In the summer of 1999, it was replaced by a slightly modified version, the DSC-D770.
Description The camera features a 1/2-inch sensor with a resolution of 1.5 million pixels and a fixed 5x zoom lens. The camera's mirror is fixed and semi-transparent, which, for the first time in digital SLR cameras, allowed the optical viewfinder to be used simultaneously with the LCD display.
Specifications
Sensor: 1/2" CCD sensor with 1.5 MP. Resolution: 1,344 x 1,024 pixels. Lens: 28 mm / F2.0 (5x zoom). LCD screen: 2.5" with 180,000 pixels. Exposure bracketing: no automatic, no internal HDR processing. Image stabilizer: no. Built-in flash: yes. Hot shoe: standard with central sync contact. AV jack: yes. Continuous shooting: 2 frames per second. Shortest shutter speed: 1/2000 second. Sensitivity: automatic, manual ISO from 50 to 400. Weight: 1025 grams.
Package Contents
NP-F550 LiPo battery (1 pc.); BC-V615 charger (1 pc.); lens cap (1 pc.); viewfinder cap (1 pc.); remote control (1 pc.); A/V cable (1); MSAC-PR1 memory card adapter (1); user manual (1).
See also
List of Sony Cyber-shot cameras
References