Sony Mavica MVC-CD200

Sony Mavica MVC-FD90

came out. The best part of this camera is the storage being normal floppies, making the transfer to the PC very easy and convinient. Make duplicates and format floppies using the camera. Single floppy can hold max of approx 15seconds. Digital Zoom 16X is more then adequate for a day to day camera user. All in all a pretty good camera, yet another mark left in the camera world by Sony . ... ...

Sony Mavica MVC-FD88

of time and the image won?t be outstanding so I don?t recommend that you take films, stick with pictures. Battery Power ~~~~~~~~~~ The Sony Mavica FD-88, with its rechargeable battery pack, alleviates this fear and desperate need. You should be able to get roughly 60 to 70 minutes of usage out of this camera. That?s including formatting and a little bit of fiddling around with the functions. Using the flash does add little bit of an additional drain, and the camera will give you a very good indicator in terms of minutes of power on the display. The shutdown mode has about a three- or four-second wake-up time, which is pretty decent when considering this thing ...

Sony Mavica MVC-FD88

ArcSoft PhotoStudio v. 2.0 SE, a photo editing/paint program. ArcSoft VideoImpression. Used to create, edit, playback, and E-Mail animated video. Mavica Floppy Utility. Audio-video cable (mini-plug to two RCA plugs for video and mono-audio). Shoulder strap. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS. The Operating Instructions are well-written, amply illustrated, to the point, logically organized, and easy to follow. The index rather sparse. KEY FEATURES. One of the foremost features of this camera is that it stores images on 3 1/2" floppy disks. Floppies are cheap and provide an immediate interface to almost all PC's. You can even make copies of ...