Kodak DCS 760 digital camera
Published
Oct 1, 2001
Oct 1, 2001
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Slow frame capture rate; bulky body; could be priced more competitively....With the introduction of the Nikon D1X and the Kodak Professional DCS 760, priced at $5,500 and $7,000, respectively, professional-level digital photography is now accessible to a wider audience, and improved features on these cameras gives them added appeal...The Kodak DCS 760, built...
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"Some samples of the 760 have been hammered as it was a popular choice in portrait studios and for wedding pros and also in commercial work, so be careful to check the shutter actuations and physical condidion of the unit..."
"I like hitting the door, making it "break" off and then snapping it back together to show people what good design really is..."
"This is not really a bad thing, as..."
"I like hitting the door, making it "break" off and then snapping it back together to show people what good design really is..."
"This is not really a bad thing, as..."
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Although the photographic side of the camera turns off immediately the digital side may continue to write any buffered images to the storage card until all are saved...The DCS 760 appears to intelligently cache thumbnails of the images in the current folder which means that scrolling between each image is virtually instant...The DCS 760 has three different continuous modes,...
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