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Argus Vintage dc3550

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Brand Argus 2002
Model N/A
Released Year 2002
Type Digital Cameras
Series Quickclix
Color Silver
Optical Zoom 3x
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Argus Vintage DC3550 is a compact digital camera introduced in the early 2000s as part of the Quickclix series. It features a CCD image sensor which was standard for consumer digital cameras of its time, allowing modest resolution captures. The camera supports JPEG image format with moderate pixel dimensions for casual photography. Lens optics are fixed or simple zoom types typical for quick snapshot cameras. Included are basic controls for white balance, exposure, and digital zoom capabilities. Power is supplied via AA batteries, ensuring portability. Storage is handled via internal memory coupled with support for removable flash memory cards.

Specifications

Maximum Aperture f/2.1
Digital Zoom 3x
Color Silver
Device Charging Range 1.0-2.0
MPN N/A
Battery Type AA
Series Argus QuickClix
Type Digital SLR
Maximum Resolution 2.1 MP
Model Vintage Argus DC3550
Optical Zoom 3x
Features Auto Focus, Auto Power Save, Date/Time Stamp
Charger Included No
Image Sensor CCD sensor
Resolution Approximately 2.1 megapixels
Image Formats JPEG
Lens Fixed lens with digital zoom
Display Small LCD screen
Storage Media Internal memory and SD card support
Power Source 4 x AA batteries
Connectivity USB 1.1
Exposure Control Automatic with limited manual settings
White Balance Automatic and preset modes
ISO Sensitivity Fixed or limited selectable ISO settings
Focus Fixed focus or basic autofocus
Flash Built-in flash with auto and manual modes
Video Recording Not supported
Dimensions Compact handheld size
Weight Approx. 250 grams

Key Advantages

The Argus Vintage DC3550 offers straightforward user-friendly controls ideal for novice photographers. Its compact design allows for easy handling and portability. The use of conventional AA batteries means users can easily find replacements anywhere. The camera supports removable memory cards, providing expandable storage options. Basic exposure settings are available to improve image quality under various conditions. Additionally, the camera's quick startup time enables rapid point-and-shoot operation.

Limitations

Being an early 2000s model, the DC3550 has limited image resolution by today's standards, restricting print and crop flexibility. It uses a modest CCD sensor, which may result in lower image quality in low-light environments. The absence of advanced autofocus or image stabilization technologies can affect image sharpness. Its LCD display is small and low resolution, limiting preview clarity. The camera’s software and firmware lack sophisticated image processing features common in newer models. Finally, connectivity options for modern data transfer are very limited, typically only via USB 1.1.

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