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Quicktake 150
Posted by: bibilit on 2012-12-09 06:40:08
I have been looking for one of those for years.

Don't like the 200, so was seeking for a 1xx series, just collected one today for 10 €.



(Not mine in the picture)

the Quicktake was not in a box, and nothing else was included with the camera (except the rear strap), but i can't complain.

3 batteries and i was ready, time to find the software 🙂

Posted by: Cosmo on 2012-12-10 04:12:06
Great find! post some pictures taken by it later?

Posted by: bibilit on 2012-12-10 10:51:09
I will, will probably use the IIsi for the purpose, will need to create some floppy discs for the driver first.

Posted by: LOOM on 2012-12-10 12:16:22
I was also looking for it a few years ago, but I never won a bid on it so I gave up :lol:

Posted by: bibilit on 2012-12-16 07:22:40
I have spent most of the day playing with the Quicktake.

Well playing is nor really appropriate 🙂

First step was to find the software (i was lucky to find the French one -just for fun as US one will have been ok)

Next step was to get a set of floppies ready, so out the Powermac G4 and the Usb floppy drive (in the end one disk was bad, but anyway...)

Then out the IIsi' s (both units) a keyboard, a mouse, a display...

First try didn't worked (one of the Floppy Drive has gone bad) but in the end i got the software working great.

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The process is very long and you need 4 floppies for the Quicktake 150 (just 2 for the 100)

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At the end, the software will ask again the first floppy and a reboot.

using the camera is really easy, just plug the serial cable and ask for a connection...nothing more.

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A double click and pictures are there, this little cam is working flawlessly :b&w:

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My wife and kid playing Skylander :lol:

Well to be honest, quality looks pretty poor (seems better with the RasterOps card) but the Photoflash software provided will help to improve things a bit...but not much.

Posted by: bibilit on 2012-12-16 07:30:54
Photoflash looks like a cheap Photoshop soft :

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When i first used the camera, i noticed 6 pictures were already there, so it was no surprise to discover those in the memory.

The Quicktake seems to have been used in a firm, as all pictures are showing people working behind computers.

The only surprise came from one of those pictures:

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Look at the Ibook, and at the sticker !!

Posted by: Macdrone on 2012-12-16 08:37:15
Nice clamshell, I have a few of those. Wonder what he had the monitor hooked to?

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