#1> 13.7-megapixel (effective) RGB CMOS sensor, delivering image resolutions as high as 4,500 x 3,000 pixels.
#2> SLR optical viewfinder.
#3> 2.0-inch color LCD display.

Thank you and best wishes for you..

May1911,
What is the intended purpose of this post?

Well, I would like to understand what they do mean, do they really want have such products and want anything further than that ?
Would you please explain their terms used in the three #'s above ?
What is CMOS sensor ? image resolution ? optical viewfinder ?
I have a dictionary but even when I find out their meanings, I still seem unfigurable what they actually would like to tell about their products. I have never learnt about image resolutions before.

I have never learnt about image resolutions before.

When I was 8 or 9 years old, I acquired a split beaver magazine. You can imagine my disappointment when, upon examination of the photos with a microscope, I found that all I could see was dots.

Sounds like a description of a very high end digital camera to me.

Other than it being at least $1000 for just the frame, I think the poster is asking what pixels, optical zoom versus digital is, and other similar things. What the individual things mean and possibly how they work.

Like the SLR viewfinder, would that mean when you look in the eyepiece, you are looking through the lense?

do they really want (to) have such products and (would consumer) want anything further than that ?

Build it, they will come... With credit card in hand... :rolleyes: