Editing Apple QuickTake 150 (section)

== History ==
Apple released the QuickTake 150 in April 1995 to replace the QuickTake 100.<ref name="wpqt" /> Its data sheet is dated March 1995 and gives order number M3790 for the Macintosh camera; Apple's support notes give the full numbers as M3790LL/A for Macintosh and M3791LL/A for Windows.<ref name="qt150ds">Apple Computer, ''Apple QuickTake 150: 24-Bit Color Digital Camera for Macintosh'', data sheet, March 1995, L00578B, hosted as [[:File:Apple QuickTake 150 Data Sheet 1995.pdf]]. Source for: order number M3790; package contents (camera, close-up lens, software with PhotoFlash 2.0 and QuickTake Image Access, serial cable, three AA lithium batteries, neck strap, manuals); storage of up to one year without batteries; close-up lens range 10 to 14 inches with parallax correction, flash diffusion and rangefinder; flash modes and 7-second cycle time; battery life over 200 images; supported cell types; viewfinder coverage 92 per cent; system requirements; accessory order numbers (booster pack M2655, travel case M2848, AC adapter M2851, Connection Kit for Windows M3793).</ref><ref name="til17939">Apple Computer, "QuickTake 150 Close-Up Lens Works With QuickTake 100 (6/95)", Tech Info Library article 17939 (TA33896), APPLE_TIL_ARTICLES collection, file TA30000-TA39999. Source for: model numbers M3790LL/A (Macintosh) and M3791LL/A (Windows); the close-up lens features; the lens fitting the QuickTake 100; the lens sold only as service part 922-1371.</ref> QuickTake 100 owners could have their cameras brought up to the 150's specification in 1995 (see [[Apple QuickTake 100#History]]).<ref name="til18091" /> The [[Apple QuickTake 200]] followed in 1997.<ref name="wpqt" />