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Konica has placed priority on customer satisfaction in developing a broad lineup of photographic materials,
cameras, and information-imaging equipment. Konica is combining digital and other advanced technologies
on top of its diversified existing technologies to open new imaging frontiers in the information age.
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Konica Digital Still Camera Q-M200
The Konica Digital Still Camera Q-M200 incor-
porates a high-resolution 2.11 million pixel
primary color filter CCD to produce images of
amazing vividness. The camera’s quality is also
enhanced by a Hexanon lens, which is known
for its superb resolution.
Konica Direct Digitizer REGIUS
Model 150
The Konica Direct Digitizer REGIUS Model 150
facilitates the efficient storage and manipulation
of image data for medical diagnostic purposes.
Konica continues to apply photographic and digi-
tal technologies to meet sophisticated medical
diagnostic needs.
Konica Revio Z3
The Konica Revio Z3 is the world’s smallest APS
camera with a 3X zoom lens. A sleek design and
such features as an energy-efficient eco-flash have
made the Revio Z3 a popular choice, particularly
for young consumers.
Konica Digital Konsensus
The Konica Digital Konsensus breaks new ground
in simplifying the color-proofing process. Having
a high resolution of 2400 dpi, the Konsensus pro-
duces full-color hard copies that make proofing
and color changes easy.