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Kodak DCS760

10 reviews

Apr, 2024

Positive
performance (6)
lens (2)
durability (2)
connectivity (2)
screen (2)

Negative
color (4)
portability (4)
size (3)
price (2)
flash (1)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 10 reviews of Kodak DCS760. The average rating for this product is 3.9/5, compared to an average rating of 4.3/5 for other Digital Compact Cameras for all reviews. Reviewers really like the connectivity and durability. The screen and usability are also mentioned favorably. Some have doubts about the shutter and price.

performance, usability, screen, durability, connectivity

portability, color, size, price, shutter

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Digital Compact Cameras the Kodak DCS760 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 81/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by : Rick Oldano (pcworld.com)

Eastman Kodak, contact Kodak Professional DCS 760

Accepts full library of Nikon lenses ; Holds up to two IBM Microdrives concurrently ; Works with any PC Card, CompactFlash

Bulky body ; Slow frame capture rate ; Could be priced more competitively

Oct, 2001

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Expert review by : Phil Askey (dpreview.com)

Kodak DCS 760 Review

The DCS 760 was first announced at CeBIT 2001 on 22nd March. It is, as were the DCS 620, 660 and 620x based on a modified Nikon F5 body. The 760 features a 6 megapixel CCD sensor (primary colour filter array - GRGB) with a usable sensitivity equivalent...

Superb, balanced horizontal and vertical resolution Excellent colour, though selectable sRGB and Adobe RGB would be nice Improved LCD, improved user interface (magnify etc.) Excellent build quality, all metal body The way it feels in your hand, "solid...

Large and heavy No in-camera JPEG / TIFF* Limited selection of white balance modes, no fine tunable white balance Maximum flash sync shutter speed of 1/300 sec (compared to D1x) Limited burst frame rate (1.6fps) but does have a good size buffer Some...

* Supposed to be coming in new firmware available around September 2001

Jul, 2001

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Expert review by (steves-digicams.com)

Kodak DCS 760 SLR

Kodak's flagship digital camera is the DCS 760, it's built around the field-proven Nikon F5 professional 35mm SLR body. The DCS 760 offers the same camera features: Program AE, Shutter speed and Aperture priority or full Manual exposure mode, 3D Color...

Oct, 2001

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Expert review by : Rick Oldano (macworld.com)

Kodak Professional DCS 760 - Professional Digital Cameras

Professional photographers and advanced amateurs will find either camera capable of fulfilling their digital-imaging needs including image resolution, image quality, and color fidelity. The D1X has a slight edge over the Kodak with its smaller size and...

Accepts full library of Nikon lenses ; works with any PC Card, CompactFlash ; holds up to two IBM Microdrives concurrently

Slow frame capture rate ; bulky body ; could be priced more competitively

Oct, 2001

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Expert review by : Shutterbug (shutterbug.com)

Kodak DCS 760 Professional Digital Camera

For serious photographers the holy grail of digital SLR cameras will be the one that produces images as good as those obtained in a high-end camera using 35mm film. Currently, there's little dispute that digital images obtained...

Sep, 2001

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Expert review by : nature photographers who want to match film resolu (outbackphoto.com)