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Kodak DC200 Plus Point & Shoot Camera

The Kodak DC200 Plus is a 1MP 1/1.8 inch compact camera — known for its 1MP CCD Sensor and Fixed-Focus Operation. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

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Camera Overview — Kodak DC200 Plus

The Kodak DC200 Plus is a late-1990s consumer point-and-shoot digital camera designed for straightforward, everyday photography. Built around a 1MP sensor in a 1/1.8-inch format, it captures images at a maximum resolution of 1152x864 pixels in the sRGB color profile. The camera operates with a fixed-focus system, keeping operation simple — there are no autofocus mechanisms to manage, making it approachable for casual shooters of the era.

Exposure is handled automatically, and the built-in flash supports Auto, Fill-in, Red-Eye reduction, and Off modes, giving users basic control over flash behavior in various lighting situations. Images are stored on CompactFlash media, and the camera connects to a computer via USB for file transfer. The 1.8-inch TFT LCD display at 72,000 dots serves as the primary review screen.

An optical tunnel viewfinder is also available for framing shots. The camera is powered by four AA batteries, with NiMH cells recommended. At 400g and measuring 131 x 47 x 81 mm in a plastic body with no weather sealing, this is a compact and lightweight device representative of early consumer digital photography.

ISO is fixed at 140, meaning there is no sensitivity adjustment available. No image stabilization of any kind is present.

Key Features — Kodak DC200 Plus

1MP CCD Sensor: Captures images at up to 1152x864 pixels, representative of consumer digital image quality from the late 1990s.

Fixed-Focus Operation: No autofocus mechanism means simpler operation with no shutter lag from focus hunting.

Built-In Flash, Four Modes: Supports Auto, Fill-in, Red-Eye reduction, and Off modes for basic control over flash behavior in different lighting conditions.

CompactFlash Storage: Uses CF cards for image storage, a durable and widely supported media format of the era.

USB Connectivity: Transfers images directly to a computer via USB without requiring a separate card reader.

1.8-Inch TFT LCD: 72,000-dot rear screen allows for on-camera image review after shooting.

Camera Specifications — Kodak DC200 Plus

Kodak DC200 Plus full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesTravel
TypePoint and Shoot
Sensor1/1.8 inch
Resolution1MP
ISO Range140 – 140
AF SystemManual Focus Only
AF PointsFixed focus
Max Photo Resolution1152x864
Image StabilizationNone
Display1.8 inches TFT LCD
Display Resolution72,000 dots
ViewfinderOptical tunnel viewfinder

Description — Kodak DC200 Plus

The Kodak DC200 Plus is a point-and-shoot digital camera from the late 1990s, built around a 1MP sensor in a 1/1.8-inch format. It captures images at a maximum resolution of 1152x864 pixels with sRGB color output. The camera's fixed-focus system keeps operation minimal, while the built-in flash covers Auto, Fill-in, Red-Eye reduction, and Off modes for basic lighting control.

Images are saved to CompactFlash media and can be transferred to a computer via USB. Framing is handled through either the optical tunnel viewfinder or the 1.8-inch TFT LCD display at 72,000 dots. ISO is fixed at 140 with no adjustment.

The plastic body measures 131 x 47 x 81 mm and weighs 400g, with no weather sealing and no image stabilization. Power comes from four AA batteries, with NiMH cells recommended.

Pros — Kodak DC200 Plus

  • ✓Built-in flash with four modes — Auto, Fill-in, Red-Eye reduction, and Off — provides basic lighting flexibility
  • ✓CompactFlash storage offers a widely supported media format for the era
  • ✓USB connectivity enables direct computer transfer without additional hardware

Cons — Kodak DC200 Plus

  • ✗Fixed ISO of 140 with no sensitivity adjustment limits adaptability to different lighting conditions
  • ✗Fixed-focus only system with no autofocus capability may result in missed focus in certain shooting distances
  • ✗Maximum resolution of 1152x864 (1MP) is very low by any modern standard

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Frequently Asked Questions — Kodak DC200 Plus

What memory cards does the Kodak DC200 Plus use?+
The DC200 Plus uses CompactFlash (CF) cards for image storage. This was a common format for digital cameras of its era.
Can I adjust the ISO on the DC200 Plus?+
No. The camera has a fixed ISO of 140 with no minimum or maximum adjustment. Sensitivity cannot be changed by the user.
Does the DC200 Plus have autofocus?+
No. The DC200 Plus uses a fixed-focus system, meaning focus is set at a fixed point and cannot be manually or automatically adjusted. There is no autofocus system present.
What flash modes are available on the DC200 Plus?+
The built-in flash supports four modes: Auto, Fill-in, Red-Eye reduction, and Off. There is no hot shoe for an external flash unit.
How does the DC200 Plus connect to a computer?+
The camera includes USB connectivity for transferring images to a computer. It does not support Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
What batteries does the DC200 Plus require?+
The camera is powered by four AA batteries. NiMH rechargeable batteries are the recommended battery type.

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