File:Cyclops Camera - Popular Electronics correspondence 1974.jpg
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English: Letter to Harry Garland from Art Salsberg (Editorial Director of Popular Electronics) accepting the Cyclops Camera for publication and requesting a tutorial article on image sensors. The tutorial article appeared in the January 1975 issue, and the Cyclops Camera appeared as a cover story in February 1975. The Cyclops was the world's first all-digital camera with a solid-state area image sensor. |
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