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Konica Corporation
March 2, 2003

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Main specifications of the Konica Digital Revio KD-410Z
Type Digital still camera with zoom lens
Effective pixels 4.0 million
Recording media Internal: Internal Flash memory (approx. 2MB*1)
External: SD Memory Card; Multimedia Card; Memory Stick
Approx. recording images*2 (using 16MB SD Memory Card under normal conditions*3) Still: 2,304 x 1,704pixels (16 shots); 1,600 x 1,200pixels (33 shots); 640 x 480pixels (133 shots)
Movies with voice (30sec. max.): 320 x 240pixels (2 shots)
Image format Still: JPEG-compatible [Exif-compatible (Ver.2.2);
DCF-compatible*4]; DPOF-compatible*5 (Ver.1.1)
Sound: WAV-compatible (monaural)
Movie: AVI [Motion JPEG-compatible (15 frames/sec.)]
Imaging elements 1/1.8-inch; 2,384 x 1,734pixels (4.13-megapixel) CCD
Lens ZOOM HEXANON f2.8 (wide)-4.9 (telephoto);
F=8-24mm (equivalent to 39-117mm on 35mm film camera)
Focus adjustment CCD image AF; Center-weighted photometry; Spot photometry
Recording range Normal: 0.5m-∞ (wide); 0.8m-∞ (telephoto);
Macro: 0.06m-∞ (wide); 0.5m-∞ (telephoto)
Aperture f2.8/f4.7 (wide); f4.9/f8.2 (telephoto)
Shutter Still: 1-1/2000sec.
Movie: 1/30-1/5000sec.
Exposure control Program AE: 3EV-15.5EV (wide); 4.5EV-17EV (telephoto)
White balance Auto; Manual (daylight; cloudy; tungsten lamp; fluorescent light)
Viewfinder Optical real-image zoom viewfinder
Flash Built-in auto-adjusting flash; 5sec. flash interval;
Range: 0.5m-3.5m (Wide), 0.5m-2.0m (Tele);
Red viewfinder LED lights up when flash recharging
Start-up time Approx. 1.3sec.
Recording modes Single; Continuous Shooting (1.3sec. between frames); Red-Eye Reduction; Flash ON; Night-View Portrait; Flash OFF; Macro; Landscape; Self-Timer (10sec., 3sec.); Digital Zoom (x 2);
Movie (320 x 240pixels; up to 30sec./shot; with sound); Sepia
LCD monitor 1.5-inch; low-temperature polysilicon TFT color LCD monitor
Playback Frame-by-frame; Index; Slide show; Digital zoom playback
Delete Frame-by-frame; Selected frames; All frames; Format
LED display Self-timer LED; Viewfinder LED
Buzzer While shooting; Various warnings (front LED shuts down when buzzer OFF)
Power source Dedicated lithium-ion battery pack;
Dedicated AC adaptor kit (Optional)
Approx. battery life*6 LCD monitor OFF: 200 shots; LCD monitor ON: 100 shots; Continuous playback: 90sec.
Input/output terminals USB
Operating temperature 0°C-50°C (humidity: 20%-80%)
Dimensions (WxHxD) 94 x 56 x 29.5 mm (3.7 x 2.2 x 1.2 in.) (without protruding parts)
Weight 200g (without battery and recording media)
Standard package Dedicated lithium-ion battery pack; battery charger; power cord; USB cable; CD-ROM*7; strap; 16MB SD memory card

Above information is based on tests performed in-house by Konica.
Specifications and external appearance may be subject to change without notice.

*1;
Recording resolution: 640 x 480 pixels; Can only store still image with voice (after recording) and audio (voice memo)
*2;
Numbers of shots will vary according to subject and type of card medium.
*3;
Normal and Fine (low) compression ratios can be selected for all resolutions (except 320 x 240 pixels).
*4;
DCF is the abbreviation of "Design rule of Camera File system," a standard of Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industry Association (JEITA). DCF is a standard for facilitating use of digital camera image files between related hardware.
*5;
DPOF is the abbreviation of "Digital Print Order Format," established by Canon, Kodak, Fuji Film, and Matsushita Electric Industrial. It is a standard for recording specified information in a recording medium, including images to print and recordable images.
*6;
Based on in-house tests assuming normal temperature/humidity, 50% flash usage, 30sec. shooting interval, zoom used once per shot, and 2,304 x 1,704 pixel resolution
*7;
Includes driver software (Windows98/98SE), Quicktime (Windows), Adobe Acrobat Reader, Users' guide (PDF).

The SD logo is a registered trademark.
Memory Stick and MS mark are registered trademarks of Sony Corporation.

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