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Epson R-D1s

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Brand Epson 2004
Model R-D1s
Released Year 2004
Type DSLR Cameras
Series R-D1
Color Black
Optical Zoom N/A
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Epson R-D1s is a digital rangefinder camera introduced in 2004 as an upgrade to the original R-D1. It features a 6.1-megapixel APS-C sized CCD sensor and retains the traditional manual film camera design with digital imaging technology. The camera has a Leica M-mount lens compatibility, allowing for the use of a wide range of quality lenses. It offers manual focusing and exposure control, appealing to photography enthusiasts who appreciate classic rangefinder handling. The viewfinder integrates frame lines for composing shots, and the camera supports ISO settings from 200 to 1600. It uses CompactFlash cards for image storage and connects via USB for data transfer.

Specifications

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Maximum Aperture N/A
Digital Zoom N/A
Color Black
MPN N/A
Battery Type Lithium-Ion
Series Epson R-D1
Type Digital SLR
Maximum Resolution 6.1 MP
Model epson r-d1s
Optical Zoom N/A
Features N/A
Country/Region of Manufacture Japan
UPC Does Not Apply
Device Type Digital rangefinder camera
Sensor 6.1 megapixel APS-C CCD
Lens Mount Leica M-mount
ISO Sensitivity 200-1600
Storage Media CompactFlash card
Display 1.8-inch LCD screen
Connectivity USB 1.1

Key Advantages

The Epson R-D1s stands out with its unique fusion of classic rangefinder camera design and digital imaging technology. It offers exceptional build quality and ergonomics, appealing to professional photographers and collectors. The Leica M-mount lens compatibility provides access to high-quality lenses with excellent optical performance. Its manual controls allow for precise exposure and focusing adjustments, enhancing creative photography. The camera’s CCD sensor delivers sharp images with good color rendition. Additionally, its discrete and quiet operation makes it suitable for street and candid photography.

Limitations

Despite its many strengths, the Epson R-D1s has several limitations. The 6.1-megapixel resolution is relatively low compared to contemporary digital cameras. The autofocus system is absent, requiring manual focusing which can be challenging for some users. The ISO performance is limited, with noticeable noise at higher sensitivities. Its LCD screen is small and low-resolution by modern standards, impacting image review and menu navigation. The camera’s shooting speed and buffer capacity are limited, restricting its use for fast-action photography. Finally, the lack of video recording features may deter users seeking versatile multimedia functionality.

FAQ

The Epson R-D1s uses a 6.1-megapixel APS-C sized CCD sensor.

No, the Epson R-D1s requires manual focusing as it does not have autofocus.

It is compatible with lenses that use the Leica M-mount.

No, the R-D1s does not support video recording.

The camera uses CompactFlash (CF) cards for image storage.

The Epson R-D1s was released in 2004.

No, the Epson R-D1s has been discontinued.

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