Toshiba PDR-M71

Toshiba PDR-M71 ... bringing the powerful imaging capabilities of a 3.2-megapixel CCD, upgradeable firmware, integrated optical and digital zoom with movie mode and sound to consumer digital photography with the introduction of the PDR-M71. The camera's automatic settings take the guesswork out of digital photography and allow new users to experience the fun and satisfaction of being a digital photographer just minutes after taking the camera out of the box. Plus, the camera's manual features - including full exposure control and white balance - aid discriminating photographers in achieving their own personal vision. The PDR-M71 actually allows you to control and set the white balance by individual image, so you can control the color clarity and true-to-life reproduction in challenging lighting situations. The ability to control the settings in the camera, including white balance and fully manual focus, is absolutely essential to print artists who recognize that the camera must be able to adapt to the environment. Automatic modes provide easier operation for casual photography.

The PDR-M71 captures images of such natural color and clarity that they mirror the appearance of those taken with non-digital cameras. Printing at 300 dpi yields eye-catching photographs suitable for framing or family photo books. Business people will find that they can easily incorporate the images into top-notch looking brochures, reports and presentations. Plus, the PDR-M71 is perfect for producing Internet-ready photography or video for web pages and e-mail attachments. With its ability to capture high-resolution images, this powerhouse is simply the best camera for photographers making the transition from analog to digital imaging, as well as for current digital camera users looking to upgrade to the next level. The PDR-M71 makes a powerful statement with its professional black color scheme. It's so small that it is easy to take with you anywhere you go for fun or business. Capture special moments with family and friends... spruce up a web page... or use the video as an e-mail attachment. The possibilities are truly endless.