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Full name: Jenoptik JD 2100 M

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Core specifications

Release year
2002 · Released about 24 years ago
Sensor
5.33 × 4 mm CCD
Effective resolution
2.11 MP
Lens
37 mm
Zoom
No
Weight
256 g
Battery
4x AA
Storage
CompactFlash type I
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Sensor metrics

Diagonal
6.66 mm

Sensor diagonal

√(5.33² + 4²) = 6.66 mm

Calculated from sensor width and height using the Pythagorean theorem.

Surface area
21 mm²

Sensor surface area

5.33 × 4 ≈ 21 mm²

A larger area usually offers more space to collect light, though image quality also depends on sensor generation.

Pixel pitch
3.18 µm

Pixel pitch

5.33 ÷ 1,677 × 1000 = 3.18 µm

Pixel pitch is the distance between the centers of adjacent pixels. This result assumes square pixels.

Pixel area
10.1 µm²

Pixel area

3.18² = 10.1 µm²

Theoretical pixel area is the square of pixel pitch and does not subtract physical gaps between pixels.

Pixel density
9.9 MP/cm²

Pixel density

2.11 MP ÷ 21 mm² ≈ 9.9 MP/cm²

Higher density means more pixels per unit area. It does not represent image quality on its own.

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5.33 × 4 mm

Full specifications

Imaging

Effective pixels
2.11 MP
Total pixels
—
Sensor
5.33 × 4 mm CCD
Calculated resolution
1,677 × 1,258
Maximum image
1,600 × 1,200
Crop factor
6.49

Exposure & viewing

ISO
100–100
Viewfinder
Optical viewfinder
Display
1.6"
Lens mount
—

Video & storage

Maximum video
—
Storage media
CompactFlash type I
Battery
4x AA

Body

Weight
256 g
Dimensions
105 × 62 × 45 mm
Release year
2002

DigicamDB

Aperture Priority
No
Battery
4x AA
Brand
Jenoptik
Built In Flash
✓
Crop Factor
6.5
Depth Of Field
simulate →
Digital Zoom
Yes
Dimensions
105 x 62 x 45 mm
Exposure Compensation
±2 EV (in 1/2 EV steps)
External Flash
—
Focal Length 35mm Equiv
37 mm
Gps
—
Hdmi
—
Iso
100
Macro Focus Range
—
Manual Focus
—
Max Aperture
f2.9
Max Aperture 35mm Equiv
f18.9
Max Image Resolution
1600 x 1200
Max Shutter Speed
1/1000 sec
Megapixels
2.11
Metering
Centre weighted
Min Shutter Speed
1/2 sec
Model
JD 2100 M
Normal Focus Range
50 cm
Optical Zoom
No
Raw Support
—
Screen Resolution
—
Screen Size
1.6"
Sensor Resolution
1676 x 1260
Sensor Size
1/2.7" (~ 5.33 x 4 mm)
Sensor Type
CCD
Shutter Priority
No
Storage Types
CompactFlash type I
Usb
USB 1.1
Video Capture
—
Viewfinder
Optical
Weight
256 g
White Balance Presets
4
Wireless
—
Year
2002

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