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» BenQ introduces new 7 and 5 Megapixel digital camera line up
(September 2006)

BenQ announces two additions to
the classic digital camera line, the BenQ DC C740
and C540. The C740 / C540 cameras come with 7 and 5
megapixel resolution, 3x optical zoom and a 2.5"
monitor. The cameras are equipped with a SMC (Super
Multi-Coating) Pentax lens. that allows the camera
to deliver exceptional crisp, sharp photos with
clarity and superb contrast, and they both feature a
shake-free function allowing the user to take clear
and precise shots without any distortion. Both will
be available in early September...
PRESS SUMMARY
Featuring 7/5 Megapixels, SMC Pentax Lens And Highly
Versatile Features, This Camera Sets A New Standard
in High Image Performance
BenQ today unveils two new additions to its digital
camera classic lineup, the BenQ DC C740 and C540.
The DC C740/C540 comes with 7 and 5 megapixels CCD,
3x optical zoom, a large 2.5” LTPS screen and a SMC
(Super Multi-Coating) Pentax lens. Together with
highly versatile features such as Shake-Free mode,
high ISO portrait mode and PASM mode respectively,
this camera provides a true-to-life high image
performance satisfactory to even photo expertise.
The DC C740/C540 is equipped with a SMC Pentax Lens
that allows the camera to deliver exceptional crisp,
sharp photos with clarity and superb contrast. Both
the DC C740/540 feature a shake-free function
allowing the user to take clear and precise shots
without any distortion. This function can be
selected directly from the function wheel allowing
the user to capture shake-free images. In addition,
the high ISO portrait mode supports high sensitivity
(ISO) to light up to 1000 to ensure clear photos in
a dark environment.
Moreover, the PASM (Program AE/Aperture
Priority/Shutter Priority/Manual) mode enables users
to manually customize the aperture and shutter speed
to one's own preferences. Program mode controls the
exposure compensation (the amount of light entering
the camera). By detecting the lighting conditions,
the camera automatically sets the shutter speed and
aperture (f-stop); The aperture priority mode
automatically sets an appropriate shutter speed
according to the user's choice of the aperture
setting; the camera automatically sets the shutter
speed for proper exposure and is primarily used to
control the depth of field (the range of sharpness);
Shutter priority mode controls the shutter speed and
exposure compensation. The camera automatically sets
the aperture for proper exposure. Shutter priority
mode is primarily used to prevent blur when your
subject is moving. The manual mode allows users' the
highest level of creative control in its aperture
and shutter speed.
The DC C740/C540 also includes other features such
as direct printing mode, continuous movie recording
with optical zoom, 13 scene modes, multi-metering
and 3:2 and 16:9 special output sizes; 3:2
resolution mode for easy printing without trimming
edges; 16:9 resolution mode for direct display on a
16:9 TV making this BenQ DC C740/C540 an all-round,
highly versatile high performance camera.
Reference: dcviews
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