Introduced: February 1995Discontinued: January 1997Support Status: ObsoleteImage: 24-bitResolution: Up to 542x492 (512x492 effective)Image Formats: QuickTime (H.261 codec)Optics: 1/3-inch color CCDLens Focal Length: 6.0mmAudio: NoneRange: Manual, From 2" to infinityMemory: n/aShutter Speed: n/aWeight and Dimensions (US): 7 oz, 2.6" H x 2.6" W x 4.9" DWeight and Dimensions (Metric): 198 g, 6.6 cm H x 6.6 cm W x 12.4 cm DPorts: S-Video, RCA (Composite)System Requirements: Macintosh or Power Macintosh with built-in AV ports, 16mb RAM, System Software 7.5 or later, internal DAV connector and ISDN line for H.320/ISDN Card.Power: 1.9w, 12v DC via S-Video connectorHistory: The QuickTime Video Conferencing Camera also introduced the QuickTime Media Conferencing software which allowed real-time collaboration with video, audio, and transmission of still images, text and 'whiteboard' capability via local-area, wide-area, ISDN and ATM networks. Cross-platform connectivity was available via the H.320 teleconferencing standard. The 'Pro' Conferencing kit was available for approximately $1800 which included the camera, software, an H.320/ISDN NuBus card and a telephone-style handset.
