Olympus C-2000 Zoom 2.1MP Digital Camera 1999

Olympus C-2000 Zoom 2.1MP Digital Camera
Olympus camedia C 2000 Z
Technical Details
Continuous Shooting Speed 2 fps
Digital Zoom 2.5x
External Memory Included No
Flash Memory Type SmartMedia
Hardware Connectivity Serial interface
Image Stabilization None
Item Dimensions 2.6 x 4.2 x 29 inches
Manufacturer Warranty Description 1 Year Parts/Labor
Maximum Aperture ƒ/2
Maximum Focal Length 105 mm
Maximum Shutter Speed 0.00125 seconds
Maximum horizontal resolution 1,600 Pixels
Minimum Focal Length 35 mm
Optical Sensor Resolution 2.1 MP
Optical Zoom 3x
Removable Memory SmartMedia card
Resolution modes 1600
Self-timer Yes
Shipping Weight 0.95 pounds
Supported Battery Types 4 AA Alkaline
Viewfinder Type Optical
Product Description
The filmless digital C-2000 ZOOM gives you everything you'd ever want in a camera. As a high-end 3x optical zoom camera, it gives you all the picture you'd ever want with its 1600 x 1200, 2.1 Megapixel resolution. Along with all the controls you'd ever need, including aperture-preferred and shutter-preferred auto exposure and spot metering - plus manual exposure overrides you can use to capture all the subtle nuances of light. But that's not all. Housed in a convenient, compact, aluminum chassis, the C-2000 ZOOM is also the perfect point-and-shoot camera, offering all-automatic focus, exposure and white balance, as well as auto flash in low and back-lit conditions.
From the Manufacturer
Olympus Digital Filmless Camera, 2.1 Megapixel with 3X Optical Zoom

[@sitonatree1]

Great workmanship on this camera , liked my friend , have a great day :) ms

[@VintageElectronicsGeek]

The Camedia line of cameras were amazing cameras! Most of these guys sold for around $1000USD, I have a bunch of these in my collection, the last one I purchased unfortunately is riddled with hot pixels, so night time shots won't be happening! Another neat thing about these cameras are the color saturation and very sharp lenses, that's what drove me to them plus the fact the have an early version of RAW, they use TIFF format, however, you will only get about 1 or 2 pictures per smartmedia card, which by the way can demand crazy money by themselves on eBay!

[@user-hh5lg7yg9g]

Спасибо,замечательный обзор.Канал очень полезный с удовольствием подписался.ОК! Большой палец вверх.Удачи!

[@mattyfrommacc1554]

I have one of these, fully working order, when the lens extends and retracts its making a horrible noise on yours, mine is a lot quieter, I need to get hold of an SM card reader so I can go out and use and see what the pictures are like compared to my 16MP Bridge camera and my older 5MP Nikon compact camera

[@roxannelasquite4017]

is there a specific battery for that?

[@bicycleninja1685]

I bought it when it came out. Sold it a few years after.

[@clemstevenson]

I see that you can still buy Smart Media cards, but at an elevated price. Max capacity available on Amazon was just 128 megabytes.

[@vintagecameras9623]

and what is its price?

[@clemstevenson]

VINTAGE CAMERAS I see one offer for a new Fujifilm 128 megabyte Smart Media card at £59.99p, and two used at £20.41p.

[@clemstevenson]

VINTAGE CAMERAS Amazon.UK are also advertising 64 megabyte versions at £24.99p, and a second-hand Olympus 16 megabyte SM card at £8.99p.

[@edvenuto9614]

I love d3

[@ggeorge3219]

How do you focus please?

[@vintagecameras9623]

It is sony autofocus

[@ggeorge3219]

Hi , thanx for your reply. I actually found the manual for the Olynpus--all 180 pages of it {^;^}

[@restufirdhaus5371]

Seting gimana