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Introduction, Photopc 600 features, Options – Epson PhotoPC 600 User Manual

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Introduction

Your new EPSON

®

PhotoPC 600

is a revolutionary,

easy-to-use digital camera that enables you to take
full-color pictures and immediately use them with your
computer. PhotoPC 600 comes with everything you
need, including EPSON Photo!2 software that lets you
transfer your pictures to your computer’s hard disk
drive. You can then edit, enhance, and organize your
pictures or simply place them into your documents.

Create professional letters, documents, and presentations
with real life images right on your desktop. Share
pictures with business colleagues or friends over the
Internet. Add color and visual appeal to your
newsletters, flyers, and brochures. Anything you can
display on your screen or print will look better with
PhotoPC 600 pictures.

PhotoPC 600 Features

PhotoPC 600 is a complete system for capturing digital
images, and includes the following features:

❏ 24-bit color image capture

❏ High resolution (1024

×

768 pixels)

❏ 4MB internal memory holds approximately

8 super fine quality color or monochrome images,
18 fine quality color or monochrome images, or
56 standard quality color images.

❏ Three color and two monochrome image quality

settings

❏ Built-in color LCD monitor for previewing and

playing back pictures

❏ Optical viewfinder

❏ Macro, zoom, panorama, and multi-frame photo

formats

❏ Automatic date and time recording for each picture

❏ Video cable for displaying your pictures on a

television monitor

❏ Built-in flash with automatic, forced flash, and flash

off settings

❏ Self timer

❏ Automatic shut-off to save batteries

❏ Serial cables for transferring photos to your computer

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