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Generation V : The "Perfect DYNAX"

This series brought together all the know-how of DYNAX film cameras. The viewfinder image was outstandingly beautiful, while camera operability, performance and every function reached the highest levels of quality. Hence, the name "Perfect DYNAX".

DYNAX 9 (1998)

The flagship model of the series, it raised the DYNAX to a new level in quality, making it even more reliable and ideal for professional use.

It featured a high-speed continuous-AF mode of 5.5 frames a second, a top shutter-speed of 1/12000 second and viewfinder with a 100% field-of-view. As well as these top specifications, the camera also had a viewfinder screen that enabled photographers to experience the full quality of the lenses and enjoy the most comfortable viewing experience among all AF SLR cameras. As a result, the DYNAX 9 became one of the most appreciated of all DYNAX models and inspired the taking of some outstanding photographs.

DYNAX 7 (2000)

Designed for photo-hobbyists, this model targeted users who wanted to own the "DYNAX of DYNAXs." It featured a large dot-matrix LCD on the back, dubbed the navigation Display, on which a user could access operation instructions, rather than having to refer to the operation manual. It used the same full viewfinder screen as found on the DYNAX 9 and its design struck a good balance between innovation, operability, functionality and mobility.

It also enabled the user to record shooting data in the camera's memory and copy it onto a SmartMedia card via the optional Data Saver DS-100. The stored data could also be edited and printed with the help of a personal computer.

DYNAX Generation V

DYNAX Generation V

Generation V : The "Perfect DYNAX"

DYNAX 9 (1998)

DYNAX 7 (2000)

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