Reviewing The Apple QuickTake 200 Camera From 1997!

iPhone cameras today have become amazing pieces of photographic equipment, to the point that many are arguing that Apple should enter the camera manufacturer sector. However, few people know that Apple once sold cameras. In fact, they released what is considered the first consumer digital camera. The QuickTake 200 was the third and last camera released as part of Apple's QuickTake line, which was discontinued when Steve Jobs came back to Apple in 1997, only a few months after this camera was released.
In this video I will tell you about the history, specs and more of this camera, including sample photos!
Have any questions? Don't forget to leave them in the comments section below and I will do my best to answer!

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0:00 Intro
0:55 History
2:57 Specs
5:42 Exterior of the Camera
8:28 Camera Modes
10:09 What Is It Like To Shoot
11:08 How I Managed To Export The Photos
12:41 Sample Photos
12:52 Conclusion

[riez]

Apple created a camera that can take Minecraft photos. Great job, Apple

[normundsx]

I heard that these cameras are only allowed to take pictures of apples. They have to be bitten. The bite has to be certified and licensed by Apple. If the apple is bitten from the wrong side, the camera will explode and you will have to pay a fine.

[hakurei_shrine]

The 200 saves pictures as jpgs, so they can be read just fine. It's getting a reader that's the hard part.

[j_mah]

A composite video signal is so low quality that it’s hard to tell if the photos themselves are so bad or might be better with the digital capture.

[lordswampy]

Wow! I didn't even know Apple made cameras back then. So cool. Kinda wish they would make some now. Nice video.

[Vics_photography_studio]

Today, this camera is so hard to work with. That's why I keep a Windows xp laptop with a 5v card reader and Adobe Photoshop 7 because the .pict files are not supported on any other newer photoshop versions