Olympus CAMEDIA X-1

This is an old digital camera released in 2002.
It features a 4.3-megapixel (effective pixels) CCD, but with good color reproduction and resolution, it's a model that can still be used for taking snapshots. It is equipped with a real-image optical zoom viewfinder, making it easy to frame shots even in bright outdoor conditions.

The exterior has no noticeable scratches, but there are minor scratches and scuffs. There is no mold or fogging on the lens or viewfinder.
The cover for the terminal on the left side has deteriorated and come off. (See photo 5)

Operations such as lens barrier opening/closing, zoom operation, autofocus, flash, saving, and playback are all in good working order. Photos 12 and 13 are samples taken with this camera.

The recording media is xD-Picture Card. A 256MB card is included. Data can be transferred to a computer by connecting with the included USB cable and saving. (Confirmed with WINDOWS 11)

The following are excerpts from the specifications:
4.3 Megapixels (Effective Pixels) Low-pass filterless
Image Sensor: CCD
Focal Length: 40mm - 120mm
Aperture: F2.8 - F4.8
Minimum Focusing Distance: 50cm (Standard), 20cm (Macro)
Recording Media: xD-Picture Card
Video Recording Size: 320x240
Recording Format: QuickTime
Maximum Recording Time: 70 seconds
Width x Height x Depth: 99.5 x 58.5 x 41.5 mm
Weight: Body: 194g