Kodak DCS 300 series

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The DCS-315 is a 1.5 megapixel digital SLR camera from Kodak. It based a Nikon Pronea 6i APS film SLR camera body. It was one of the first digital SLR cameras that used a LCD display for photo review, as well as support for the JPEG file format.

The DCS-330 is the 3 megapixel version. Its crop factor 1.9× means that it takes more advantage of the Pronea body's APS format capability.


Models

DCS 315 DCS 330
Year 1998 1999
Body Nikon Pronea 6i with Kodak's digital enhancement
Lens Nikon F
IX-Nikkor AF
Nikon F
Sensor M5 M17
AA filter No Yes
Crop 2.6× 1.9×
Megapixel 1.5 3
Resolution 1520×1008 1504×2008
ISO 100 - 400 125 - 400
Flash built-in
PC flash sync No Yes
Buffer 2 fps / 3 burst 1 fps / 8 burst
File TIFF / JPEG TIFF
Storage PC card (PCMCIA-ATA cards), Microdrive,
CompactFlash Type I/II in PC card adapter
Interface iLink / 1394 / Firewire 400
Serial port No Yes
Power 6x AA

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