QuickTake 200

The QuickTake 200 was a digital camera that was announced by Apple Computer on February 17, 1997 and became available on the following March 1st.Apple Delivers QuickTake 200 Digital Camera--Most Complete Solution for Communicating with Digital Images, Apple Computer 1997-02-17. Archived 1998-12-02. It was the final model of the QuickTake line.
==Description==
The QuickTake 200 was built by Fujifilm and captured images at a still video resolution of 640×480. It was bundled with a 2 MB flashRAM card (SSFDC), and an Apple-branded 4 MB card was available as a separate accessory purchase. Using the 2MB card, up to 20 (high-quality) or 40 (standard-quality) images could be captured.
Compared to the prior Kodak/-based models, the most noticeable change for the QuickTake 200 was an color LCD screen on the rear panel to preview stored photographs. The screen updated with a refresh rate of 30 Hz. In addition, the 200 added focus and aperture controls; apertures were now user-selectable, and although the lens was still a fixed-focus lens, three separate focus modes could be selected: close-up, ; portrait, ; and standard, to infinity.
==Gallery==
Apple QuickTake 200 viewfinder.jpg|QuickTake 200 with clip-on viewfinder
Apple QuickTake 200 accessories.png|QuickTake 200 with included accessories
QuickTake 200 Pic.jpg|Photo taken with a QuickTake 200
==References==
==External links==
*Apple QuickTake at Apple (archived 1997-12-10)
**Apple QuickTake accessories (archived 1998-01-10)
**Apple QuickTake technology (archived 1998-01-09)
**Apple QuickTake 200 (English, archived 1998-01-10)
**Apple QuickTake 200 (Japanese, archived 2006-07-26)
**Camera Manuals (2003-12-02, archived 2008-10-13)
* at Wikipedia
Category:QuickTake
Category:1997 introductions