What is the processor speed of the cool pix L26?
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I don't know? It is not identified on the camera itself. Our issue was taking a quick sequence of pictures which is accomplished by this camera by using the sports mode (which is really the movie function)
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I agree to about 20 pictures per minute. Very good scanner..I actually have 2 of them. I have the one that does up to 5x7 and one that does up to 8x11. Great buy..
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It all up to your computer. A fast computer wold take about 2 minutes. Per Plustek. Good Question. Anthony J Argy Sr Full Color Copier Inc.
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There have been discussions ad nauseam about the true nature of the pixel count. Sorry, I don't even want to set started, there has been so much vitriol on the web about the subject. The raw of a DP3 is about 50MB. SPP, the conversion/editing program provided by Sigma is very, very slow.
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I dont know, bought it on ebay for cheap. I just take out the chip and transfer pix that way, is faster than usb
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Per Canon/PIXMA-MX350 Series:Communication Protocol:TCP/IP, Wireless LAN:Supported Standards:IEEE802.11g/IEEE802.11b, Wired LAN:Supported Standards:IEEE802.3u(100BASE-TX)/IEEE802.3(10BASE-T). Transfer Speed:10M/100Mbps(auto switcing). hope, I answered your question. Good Speed & Good Luck!
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I scanned a 4x6 photo at 600 dpi and saved it as a jpeg. The file size is 3 mg. Hope that helps
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Working fine for me as a real-time streetcam on a Core2 Quad with 8 GB and Win 7 Ultimate 64 bit. The camera does use a lot of CPU time (20-35% on the quad-core box) at its max resolution 1280x720 mode. CPU use drops significantly at lower resolutions. Nevertheless, it's my favorite USB camera out of an assortment of models I've used. It's by far the best at handling dawn to dusk outside light levels and is even (barely) useful at night with the illumination of a single street light that's about 120 feet away.
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The PNY Turbo Plus Attache USB 3.0 Flash Drive (32GB model) reads as fast as 140MBps* and writes up to 70MBps* . (From Google search)
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The write speed stays above 45MB/s but that will be more than ample for still photography especially. It's also plenty for HD video or still bursts coming from a DSLR if you are converting this to a full-size SD card.
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Please disregard my previous "lazy answer". I checked my camera again and here what it displays in the upper right corner:In all high speed modes from 1000 to 120 fps --- around 13 min.Standard mode 640x480, 30 fps --- 2 hours and 13 min.HD mode 1920x1080, 30 fps --- 36 min.The displayed numbers did not change even if I put different size SD cards in.Only the number of still photos changes.I guess the file size the camera can handle is limited, after all.
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8 frames per second according to this site http://digital-cameras.findthebest.com/l/964/Fujifilm-FinePix-S2940
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Its a class 10. From Wikipedia: Class 10 = 10 MB/s Capable: Full HD (1080p) video recording and consecutive recording of HD stills (high-speed data bus)
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Several limits, beside the 30 minute limit already stated:* size of card vs. size of image* duration of battery if not plugged in* Frames per second at 30 FPS = 53970 images and at 6 FPS = 10794 images
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I got mine from Fry's. It is the newer model with 128mb. There was some lagging in speed because the images were too high of a resolution. The quick fix is to use the WindowsXP powertool call ImageRiser. Free to download. Shrunk my 5.0mp images from about 1.7mb in size down to about 30k (at the 800x600 setting). Images now slideshow much faster and with a left over 512mb SD I had laying around, I could easily put thousands of images on it. Could not get the videos to work though, would be nice but no biggie. On the images where the pictures are bright and sunny, it looks great, but darking indoor images, the contrast is not so great. From 6 feet away, it is very watchable, up close at 2 to 3 feet, you can see the pixels.
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32GB. You absolutely want the fastest you can, because that governs the time between pictures. You want at least Class 10, and you want to go faster than that if you can. RAW pix are about 18MB each, so with a 32G card, you get ~1100 or 1200 pictures.
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As a class 10 device it's required to have a minimum of 10MB/s ... in standardized tests. (Meaning real-world could find it slower in certain cases.) No other speed is listed for it, so I'd have to assume that's it's speed. Especially as it was one of the early class 10 devices. So 40MB/s is highly unlikely. Besides, your camera gives you a list of recommended cards (of which this card isn't in the list) which would probably be the best place to look: SanDisk Extreme 32GB microSDHC (SDSDQXL-032G) SanDisk Extreme 64GB microSDXC (SDSDQXL-064G) Lexar 32GB SDHC 600x (LSDMI32GBSBNA600R) Lexar 64GB SDXC 600x (LSDMI64GBBNL300R) Delkin 32GB SDHC (DDMICROSDPRO2-32GB) Delkin 64GB SDXC (DDMICROSDPRO264GB) Samsung 64GB SDXC (MB-MGCGB/AM)