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Desktop Video Camera Sports Rotatable Head

10/01/95

Canon's new VIZCAM 1000 desktop video camera can display color video images of 3D objects, documents, photographs, slides and transparencies on any NTSC video device, such as a TV monitor, projector or VCR. Its unique three-axis arm provides complete versatility in camera positioning. Each arm can be independently adjusted for consistently stable, motion-free imaging. The camera head rotates a full 180 degrees, transforming the unit into a portrait camera for person-to-person applications such as desktop videoconferencing. The VIZCAM's optical-quality glass lens with manual focus and iris control offers a wider viewing angle than other desktop cameras. It can display images ranging from an 8.5" x 11" document to objects the size of a postage stamp. A small footprint (6") allows for convenient positioning next to the computer. Canon Visual Communications Systems, Lake Success, NY, (516) 328-5960.

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