The DiMAGE S414 is a compact digital camera from Minolta announced on February 10, 2003. It was a replacement for the previous DiMAGE S404. It has a 4 megapixel CCD sensor which produces images of up to 2272 x 1704 resolution. The lens is a 35-140mm equivalent apochromatic 4x zoom lens. The back had a 1.8 inch LCD display. Images are stored on CompactFlash type I. Connectivity is with USB and it is powered by 4 AA sized batteries. The DiMAGE S414 also features a built-in flash, video recording capability, USB interface and Compact Flash card compatibility. The optical zoom lens range is from 7.15mm to 28.6mm, equivalent to 35mm -140mm in 35mm photography, and with 2x digital zoom, the range is equivalent to 35mm - 308mm in a 35mm film camera. The capturing interval time of 0.8 seconds and brisk continuous advance speed of 1.3 frames per second with up to 7 frames (full size images in fine image quality mode).