Detach the Head, Capture Faces! -- THE Journal

Detach the Head, Capture Faces!

08/01/96

The Elmo DT-50 is one of the first desktop video presenters to feature a detachable high-resolution camera head. The camera head can be used as a hand-held camera for a variety of applications including capturing faces, specific subject details, close-up imaging and other videoconferencing functions. Other features include a 410,000 pixel CCD chip that delivers over 450 horizontal lines of resolution. The unit also offers composite video output, a built-in microphone for videoconferencing, backlight compensation for low light conditions, and automatic iris and white balance with manual override. Elmo Mfg. Corp., New Hyde Park, NY, (800) 947-ELMO.

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