Apple QuickTake 100

The Apple QuickTake 100, released in 1994, holds a special place in the history of digital photography as one of the first consumer-level digital cameras. It represented a significant shift from traditional film cameras, offering a glimpse into the future of image capture. While its technical specifications were modest by today's standards (a resolution of 640x480 pixels and limited storage), it democratized photography, making it more accessible to everyday users. People fondly remember its ease of use, the novelty of instantly viewing photos on a computer, and the ability to delete unwanted shots without wasting film. It played a crucial role in paving the way for the digital photography revolution, influencing the design and functionality of subsequent digital cameras and forever changing how we capture and share memories.