Rare Apple Computer QuickTake 150
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:6845579 | Brand: Apple Computer Inc |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan | Model: M3790LL/A |
| Series: Apple QuickTake | Type: Digital |
| Color: Gray | UPC: 718908136478 |
Fast 2-3 buisines day shipping to the USA. Super rare! The first ever digital camera series made by Apple Computers Inc. in 1994/1995. Very clean and in great condition for its age.
Super rare and a special piece of history.... Apple QuickTake 150 Digital Camera - Part # M3790LL/A (Codenamed "Mars")Whats Included?Original box, original QuickTake 150 instructional guide, original brochures, QuickTake 150 serial cable, Apple disc software (x4), QuickTake 150 Close up len...s cover, QuickTake 150 AC adapter (Optional item in 1995), Unused neck strap...This camera is in really good condition. I do not have a Macintosh or older Apple computer so I am selling this AS-IS but from what I can tell everything is working as it should. (READ MORE)..The close-up lens cover does have a few scratches over the view finder when looking through, but the lens cover itself is clean. That is about the most defect you will find on this camera, its just that clean. The battery terminals are in mint condition with no corrosion. Also included is a Apple AC adapter for this camera purchased separately back in 1995. Perfect for desk use or fixed field use. The pictures taken of the unit powered on are with the batteries. My level of testing included turning the camera on with both batteries and the AC adapter, checking all buttons are functional and working as they should, checking the LCD screen, taking 10-15 test pictures, verifying flash, then deleting test shots. I am confident the camera is working as it should, but cannot test the software without the proper hardware..For this reason I am selling as-is for lack of full verification. Im sure the buyer will be happy ...
Time magazine profiled QuickTake as "the first consumer digital camera" and ranked it among its "100 greatest and most influential gadgets from 1923 to the present" The QuickTake 150 was released in 1995 following the QuickTake 100 short release n 1994. The QuickTake line of cameras were were made in Japan by Kodak for Apple and were discontinued in 1997.
Features:• Capture images in more than 16 million colors
• Intuitive LCD control panel with image quality, flash, and timer settings.
• User selectable image quality; stores up to 32 standard quality images, 16 high quality images, or a combination of the two.
• Close up lens with viewfinder correction and flash diffuser
• Powerful, easy to use PhotoFlash 2.0 software to optimize your images for display, printing, and placing in your favorite business or educational applications
• Macintosh control panel for accessing the camera like a disk from any application
• Software controls for capturing images and changing camera settings while the camera is connected to the computerSpecifications:• 640 x 480 Pixel high quality or standard quality images in more than 16 million colors
• Focus free lens (Focus range: 4 feet to infiniti , equivalent to 50 mm lens on a 35 mm camera)
• Close-up lens attachment (accurate from 10 to 14 inches)
• Built in flash with automatic, fill, and off settings
• Automatic exposure with computer controlled shutter speeds from 1/30 to 1/175 second and apertures between f2.8 and f16.
• File formats : PICT, TIFF, JPEG, EPS, QuickTake
• Image transfer speed: 40 seconds to transfer all the images in the camera
• Battery life: more than 200 pictures (if 50 percent use flash) using lithium batteries (not included)Requirements:
• An Apple Macintosh or PowerBook computer with a 68020 or later processor and at least 5 megabytes or RAM, or a Power Macintosh computer with at least 8 megabytes or RAM
• Macintosh system software version 7.1 or later
• At least 10 megabytes or hard disk space.
Super rare and a special piece of history.... Apple QuickTake 150 Digital Camera - Part # M3790LL/A (Codenamed "Mars")Whats Included?Original box, original QuickTake 150 instructional guide, original brochures, QuickTake 150 serial cable, Apple disc software (x4), QuickTake 150 Close up len...s cover, QuickTake 150 AC adapter (Optional item in 1995), Unused neck strap...This camera is in really good condition. I do not have a Macintosh or older Apple computer so I am selling this AS-IS but from what I can tell everything is working as it should. (READ MORE)..The close-up lens cover does have a few scratches over the view finder when looking through, but the lens cover itself is clean. That is about the most defect you will find on this camera, its just that clean. The battery terminals are in mint condition with no corrosion. Also included is a Apple AC adapter for this camera purchased separately back in 1995. Perfect for desk use or fixed field use. The pictures taken of the unit powered on are with the batteries. My level of testing included turning the camera on with both batteries and the AC adapter, checking all buttons are functional and working as they should, checking the LCD screen, taking 10-15 test pictures, verifying flash, then deleting test shots. I am confident the camera is working as it should, but cannot test the software without the proper hardware..For this reason I am selling as-is for lack of full verification. Im sure the buyer will be happy ...
Time magazine profiled QuickTake as "the first consumer digital camera" and ranked it among its "100 greatest and most influential gadgets from 1923 to the present" The QuickTake 150 was released in 1995 following the QuickTake 100 short release n 1994. The QuickTake line of cameras were were made in Japan by Kodak for Apple and were discontinued in 1997.
Features:• Capture images in more than 16 million colors
• Intuitive LCD control panel with image quality, flash, and timer settings.
• User selectable image quality; stores up to 32 standard quality images, 16 high quality images, or a combination of the two.
• Close up lens with viewfinder correction and flash diffuser
• Powerful, easy to use PhotoFlash 2.0 software to optimize your images for display, printing, and placing in your favorite business or educational applications
• Macintosh control panel for accessing the camera like a disk from any application
• Software controls for capturing images and changing camera settings while the camera is connected to the computerSpecifications:• 640 x 480 Pixel high quality or standard quality images in more than 16 million colors
• Focus free lens (Focus range: 4 feet to infiniti , equivalent to 50 mm lens on a 35 mm camera)
• Close-up lens attachment (accurate from 10 to 14 inches)
• Built in flash with automatic, fill, and off settings
• Automatic exposure with computer controlled shutter speeds from 1/30 to 1/175 second and apertures between f2.8 and f16.
• File formats : PICT, TIFF, JPEG, EPS, QuickTake
• Image transfer speed: 40 seconds to transfer all the images in the camera
• Battery life: more than 200 pictures (if 50 percent use flash) using lithium batteries (not included)Requirements:
• An Apple Macintosh or PowerBook computer with a 68020 or later processor and at least 5 megabytes or RAM, or a Power Macintosh computer with at least 8 megabytes or RAM
• Macintosh system software version 7.1 or later
• At least 10 megabytes or hard disk space.
