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>PHYSHARE subscribers,
>
>Last March Lowell Herr began a discussion on digital cameras. Thought I
>would add a note to Mac users who have been considering purchasing
>Apple's QuickTake 100.  We examined the QT 100 through our Apple rep
>for a short period last fall and were quite impressed with the quality
>involving medium distance-range subjects.  Mac users might be interested in
>noting that Apple is now shipping an improved model - Apple
>QuickTake 150.  I had not received any information that a new camera
>would be available until I checked with our Apple representative for
>latest computer prices. He  told us that the 150 has increased
>memory to hold more images, improved lens quality and a slightly lower price.
>According to our Apple rep,the lens(es?) are interchangeable or can be adapted
>for close-up work, and third party suppliers already have accessories
>available for the camera.  Apple includes info on the vendors with the
>camera. We ordered one this week and will drop a quick review to PHYSHARE as
>soon as it arrives.
>
>-Phil Kline,
> Chemistry Physics Teacher
> Mohawk HS
> Sycamore, OH
> pkline@nike.heidelberg.edu


We skipped the whole quick take caper by using our power pc 6100/60 AV as a
video snapshot device: using "video monitor" you can just cut and paste
snapshots from live off air video, tapes or live camera stuff. We have a
VHS camcorder piped into the machine for live stuff. Cheap, clean, and easy
to work.

imho
aloha
Bill
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Bill Wiecking
Honolulu Hawaii
Bill@ahi.pbrc.hawaii.edu
Pacific Biomedical Research Center
Bekesy Lab of Neurobiology
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