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* [http://www.kodak.com/global/plugins/acrobat/en/professional/manuals/dcs/eosDCS/1h6267.pdf Kodak EOS-DCS series manual] (PDF) at [http://www.kodak.com Kodak] | * [http://www.kodak.com/global/plugins/acrobat/en/professional/manuals/dcs/eosDCS/1h6267.pdf Kodak EOS-DCS series manual] (PDF) at [http://www.kodak.com Kodak] | ||
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The EOS-DCS series of digital SLR cameras was released by Kodak in 1995. Canon also sold the EOS-DCS 1 and EOS-DCS 3. It is based on Canon EOS-1N film camera bodies. The Canon bodies are identified as EOS-1N D. The EOS-DCS 3 electronics are similar to the Kodak NC2000 series which use a Nikon body.
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Models
| EOS-DCS 1c | EOS-DCS 1m | EOS-DCS 1ir | EOS-DCS 3c | EOS-DCS 3m | EOS-DCS 3ir | EOS-DCS 5c | EOS-DCS 5m | EOS-DCS 5ir | ||
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| Body | Canon EOS-1N D | |||||||||
| Format | Colour | B&W | IR | Colour | B&W | IR | Colour | B&W | IR | |
| Sensor | 27.6 x 18.4 mm (M6) | 20.5mm x 16.4 (M3) | 13.8 x 9.2 mm (M5) | |||||||
| Megapixel | 6.2 | 1.3 | 1.5 | |||||||
| Crop | 1.3x | 1.5x | 2.6x | |||||||
| Resolution | 3060 x 2036 | 1268 x 1012 | 1524 x 1012 | |||||||
| ISO | 80 | 200 | 200-1600 | 400-6400 | 100-400 | 200-800 | ||||
| Buffer | 2 photo | 12 photos | 10 photos | |||||||
| Storage | removeable PC card (PCMCIA-ATA type III) | |||||||||
| Interface | SCSI | |||||||||
Links
- Kodak EOS-DCS series manual (PDF) at Kodak
- EOS-DCS 3 / EOS-DCS 1 at Canon Camera Museum
