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.

Kodak DC200 Plus Point & Shoot Camera
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Camera Overview — Kodak DC200 Plus
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
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Use Cases | Travel |
| Type | Point and Shoot |
| Sensor | 1/1.8 inch |
| Resolution | 1MP |
| ISO Range | 140 – 140 |
| AF System | Manual Focus Only |
| AF Points | Fixed focus |
| Max Photo Resolution | 1152x864 |
| Image Stabilization | None |
| Display | 1.8 inches TFT LCD |
| Display Resolution | 72,000 dots |
| Viewfinder | Optical 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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