Kodak DCS Pro 14n

usability, lens, image quality, color

portability

68% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Amazing resolution, the highest we've seen so far (takes the crown from the EOS-1Ds) Ability to produce very sharp lower resolution images (puts any six megapixel to shame) Full frame 35 mm size sensor, offers excellent wide angle shooting Good dynamic...

High ISO noise levels (especially at slower shutter speeds) Intrusive noise reduction (can not be disabled) Moiré visible in images with fine detail Slow startup time (4.5 seconds is too long for a D-SLR) Slow continuous shooting Much slower write...

The DCS-14n certainly created a stir at Photokina last year, since then it's been a case of 'forever delayed' for this camera, and even now while I review it I still get the feeling that Kodak haven't really finished developing it. Stepping away from...

Noise . When it's there, it can be bad. If you need high ISO values or long shutter speeds, this isn't your tool., Changing Target . The software never seems to get done, and each little increment means you have to pay attention to the changes and...

Megapixels, baby! You'll be downsizing your output to get 8x10 prints! The Pro 14n had the highest resolution of any DSLR when it was introduced., Full Fram e. Wide angle is back. So are fisheyes. What you learned in framing, focus, and perspective...

Recommended with qualifications ; in bright light with the new software and at the base ISO value, this camera produces state-of-the-art DSLR images. Low-light or high ISO users will be less impressed, but can still produce decent images. Be sure to...

On the down side the camera is quite slow when it comes to shooting in burst mode when compared to other DSLRs and therefore will not suit those wanting to use it for Sports photography

Megapixels, baby! You'll be downsizing your output to get 8x10 prints! The Pro 14n had the highest resolution of any DSLR when it was introduced ; Full Frame. Wide angle is back. So are fisheyes. What you learned in framing, focus, and perspective with...

Noise. When it's there, it can be bad. If you need high ISO values or long shutter speeds, this isn't your tool ; Changing Target. The software never seems to get done, and each little increment means you have to pay attention to the changes and...

I'm not a fan of Kodak. Pros I know who used the Kodak cameras before the Nikon D1 came out hated their bad reliability. Once they got their Nikons they never used the Kodaks again. To this day every time I ask for data from Kodak they mail me a...