It came with a small stand - not unlike a compact flash card reader to down load the images (I think it held 25 or so). Just download and reload - you're ready to go. At least that's the way it was supposed to work.
Still, I was intrigued enough to want one - the price was pretty reasonable given prices for digital imaging products at the time. The rep couldn't sell one at the time, nor could he refer me to anyone who could, but it was coming to a theatre near you soon.
francis newman wrote:
On Tuesday, Jan 21, 2003, at 17:30 Europe/London, Douglas Burns wrote:
This was the Imagek EFS (Electronic Film System) originally shown at the DIMA conference early 98. It was subsequently shown over the years at a number of exhibitions, always with an imminent commercial launch date. As time went by, it's relatively low resolution (as far as I recall it was sub megapixel) and the fact that there would have to be specific versions for different camera platforms, made it less and less interesting.
I seem to remember it went through a name change - or even a company change. I haven't heard any mention of it for quite a long time now.
An interesting concept but I would imagine fraught with technical and practical implementation problems.
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