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Full name: Yakumo Mega Image IV

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Regional aliases
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Core specifications

Release year
2002 · Released about 24 years ago
Sensor
7.11 × 5.33 mm CMOS
Effective resolution
2 MP
Lens
—
Zoom
No
Weight
120 g
Battery
2x AA
Storage
Secure Digital
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  • Photograph a plain bright surface to check for sensor dust, dead pixels, or damage.
  • Confirm the battery holds charge and that a compatible charger is included or available.
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  • Inspect the battery compartment and contacts for leakage or corrosion.

Sensor metrics

Diagonal
8.89 mm

Sensor diagonal

√(7.11² + 5.33²) = 8.89 mm

Calculated from sensor width and height using the Pythagorean theorem.

Surface area
38 mm²

Sensor surface area

7.11 × 5.33 ≈ 38 mm²

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

Pixel pitch
4.35 µm

Pixel pitch

7.11 ÷ 1,633 × 1000 = 4.35 µm

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

Pixel area
18.95 µm²

Pixel area

4.35² = 18.95 µm²

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

Pixel density
5.28 MP/cm²

Pixel density

2 MP ÷ 38 mm² ≈ 5.28 MP/cm²

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

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7.11 × 5.33 mm

Full specifications

Imaging

Effective pixels
2 MP
Total pixels
—
Sensor
7.11 × 5.33 mm CMOS
Calculated resolution
1,633 × 1,224
Maximum image
2,304 × 1,728
Crop factor
4.87

Exposure & viewing

ISO
—
Viewfinder
Optical viewfinder
Display
1.5 in / 63,360 dots
Lens mount
—

Video & storage

Maximum video
—
Storage media
Secure Digital
Battery
2x AA

Body

Weight
120 g
Dimensions
94 × 61 × 40 mm
Release year
2002

DigicamDB

Aperture Priority
No
Battery
2x AA
Brand
Yakumo
Built In Flash
✓
Crop Factor
4.87
Depth Of Field
simulate →
Digital Zoom
Yes
Dimensions
94 x 61 x 40 mm
Exposure Compensation
—
External Flash
✓
Focal Length 35mm Equiv
—
Gps
—
Hdmi
—
Iso
Auto
Macro Focus Range
55 cm
Manual Focus
—
Max Aperture
f2.8
Max Aperture 35mm Equiv
f13.6
Max Image Resolution
2304 x 1728
Max Shutter Speed
—
Megapixels
2.00
Metering
Centre weighted
Min Shutter Speed
—
Model
Mega Image IV
Normal Focus Range
160 cm
Optical Zoom
No
Raw Support
—
Screen Resolution
63,360 dots
Screen Size
1.5"
Sensor Resolution
1631 x 1226
Sensor Size
1/1.8" (~ 7.11 x 5.33 mm)
Sensor Type
CMOS
Shutter Priority
No
Storage Types
Secure Digital
Usb
USB 1.1
Video Capture
—
Viewfinder
Optical
Weight
120 g
White Balance Presets
5
Wireless
—
Year
2002

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