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Sony Mavica FD-75 Digital Camera

The Sony Mavica FD-75 is a 0.35MP 1/1.8 inch camera — with SD (480p) video. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

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Sony Mavica FD-75 Digital Camera

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OverviewSony Mavica FD-75

The Sony Mavica FD-75 is a point-and-shoot digital camera that occupies a unique place in the history of consumer photography. Built around a 1/1.8-inch sensor delivering 0.35MP resolution at a maximum image size of 640x480 pixels, this camera was designed for straightforward, accessible digital capture at a time when simplicity of use was paramount. The camera stores images on media classified as 'Other' in the current database, and connects to computers via USB — a practical workflow for its era.

The fixed lens design keeps the package self-contained, and the body is constructed from plastic with metal components, weighing in at 580g with dimensions of 138 x 103 x 62 mm. Autofocus is handled by a contrast detection system with single-area focusing. The 2.5-inch TFT LCD display with 84,000-dot resolution serves as the primary composition and review tool, since no optical viewfinder is present.

ISO is fixed at 100. A built-in flash with Auto, On, and Off modes provides supplemental lighting. The camera offers five color profile options: Standard, Sepia, B&W, Color Negative, and Solarize.

Image stabilization of any kind is absent, and there is no video recording capability listed in the specifications. Power comes from a Sony InfoLithium NP-FM50 battery.

Key FeaturesSony Mavica FD-75

Floppy Disk Storage: Saves images directly to standard 3.5-inch floppy disks, eliminating the need for proprietary memory cards and allowing easy file transfer to any computer with a floppy drive.

0.35MP CCD Sensor: Captures images at 640x480 pixel resolution, representative of consumer digital camera output from the late 1990s.

2.5-Inch TFT LCD: Serves as the sole composition and review tool since no optical viewfinder is present, a notably large screen for its era.

Five Color Profiles: Offers Standard, Sepia, B&W, Color Negative, and Solarize modes for in-camera creative effects without post-processing.

Built-In Flash: Provides Auto, On, and Off flash control modes for supplemental lighting in low-light or indoor situations.

USB Connectivity: Connects directly to a computer via USB for image transfer, complementing the floppy disk workflow.

SpecificationsSony Mavica FD-75

Sony Mavica FD-75 full specifications
SpecDetail
TypePoint and Shoot
Sensor1/1.8 inch
Resolution0.35MP
ProcessorUnknown (proprietary Sony DSP)
ISO Range100 – 100
AF SystemContrast Detection
AF PointsSingle area
Max Photo Resolution640x480
Burst Rate1 fps
Max Video ResolutionSD (480p)
Max Frame Rate30fps
Image StabilizationNone

DescriptionSony Mavica FD-75

The Sony Mavica FD-75 is a point-and-shoot digital camera built around a 1/1.8-inch sensor with a resolution of 0.35MP, capturing images at a maximum of 640x480 pixels. The body measures 138 x 103 x 62 mm, weighs 580g, and is constructed from plastic with metal components. The primary interface for composition and playback is a 2.5-inch TFT LCD screen with 84,000-dot resolution — the only display option, as no viewfinder is fitted.

Autofocus uses a contrast detection system with single-area focusing. ISO is fixed at 100 with no adjustment available. A built-in flash supports Auto, On, and Off modes, and five color profiles — Standard, Sepia, B&W, Color Negative, and Solarize — allow for some creative variation in-camera.

The camera features a fixed lens design and connects via USB. There is no image stabilization, no Wi-Fi, no Bluetooth, and no video recording capability. Battery is the Sony InfoLithium NP-FM50.

ProsSony Mavica FD-75

  • 2.5-inch TFT LCD display at 84,000-dot resolution for easy image review and composition
  • Five color profile options including Standard, Sepia, B&W, Color Negative, and Solarize
  • Built-in flash with three control modes: Auto, On, and Off

ConsSony Mavica FD-75

  • Maximum image resolution is only 640x480 pixels at 0.35MP — very limited by modern standards
  • No optical viewfinder; the LCD is the only way to frame shots
  • ISO is fixed at 100 with no adjustable sensitivity

VideosSony Mavica FD-75

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Frequently Asked QuestionsSony Mavica FD-75

What resolution does the Sony Mavica FD-75 shoot at?+
The FD-75 captures images at a maximum resolution of 640x480 pixels, delivered by a 0.35MP sensor on a 1/1.8-inch sensor type. This is a very low resolution by contemporary standards and reflects the camera's era.
Does this camera have a viewfinder?+
No, the Sony Mavica FD-75 has no optical or electronic viewfinder. All framing and image review is done through the 2.5-inch TFT LCD display, which offers 84,000-dot resolution.
What autofocus system does the FD-75 use?+
The camera uses a contrast detection autofocus system with single-area focusing. There is no eye tracking or subject tracking functionality.
Can the FD-75 record video?+
According to the available specifications, there is no video recording capability listed for the Sony Mavica FD-75. It is purely a still photography device.
What are the physical dimensions and weight of this camera?+
The Sony Mavica FD-75 measures 138 x 103 x 62 mm and weighs 580g. The body is constructed from plastic with metal components and has no weather sealing.
What color profiles does the FD-75 support?+
The camera supports five color profiles: Standard, Sepia, B&W, Color Negative, and Solarize. These can be applied at the time of capture.

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