Apple's foray into standalone digital cameras was short-lived but one photographer is still using his and has even adapted it to take Nikon F-mount lenses.
was short-lived but one photographer is still using his, only with a Nikon F-Mount placed on the 1995 camera.
“The guts of a Quicktake 150 camera is the most complicated electronic device I’ve ever seen,” explains Benchoff“It’s a master class in electronic design. Inside, there are two double-sided PCBs, loaded with components. In between those ‘main’ PCBs are other boards, one of which is the board housing the CCD sensor.
There is no LCD on the mid-1990s Quicktake and it dictates that the photographer must use an automatic shutter and aperture.
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