FUJIX DS-300

The FUJIX DS-300 is a high-end digital camera for professional and commercial use, released by Fuji Photo Film (now Fujifilm) on April 21, 1997.
It achieved 1.4 megapixels and is known as a historic model that marked the beginning of practical image quality for digital cameras.

[Features & Specifications]
Features a high-performance optical system incorporating technology from broadcast lenses and a robust body structure.
High-Quality Sensor: Equipped with a 2/3-inch primary color CCD with a total of 1.4 million pixels (1.3 million effective pixels), recording at 1280 x 1000 pixels, comparable to high definition.
Super EBC Fujinon Lens: Built-in 3x optical zoom (equivalent to 35-105mm in 35mm format). The lens barrel is made of aluminum, and the body uses magnesium alloy (thixomolded) for the first time in the industry, providing high rigidity.
Professional Shooting Functions: Supports Program AE, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, and Manual Exposure.
No LCD Monitor: The rear of the camera lacks an LCD screen for reviewing captured images; shooting is primarily done through the optical viewfinder. Only a top panel is provided for checking settings.
Recording Media: Uses PC cards (ATA Type I/II) and SmartMedia via a PC card adapter.

[Condition]
This is a one-owner item purchased with a special release commemorative case from Fujifilm at the time.
Upon charging the battery and powering it on, there were no operational issues.
However, as I do not have a PC card on hand, full operational confirmation could not be performed.
The grip has undergone some hydrolysis.
Considering its age, the overall condition is good.
Please purchase with the understanding that it is a working junk item.

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