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Kodak DC200 Point & Shoot Camera

The Kodak DC200 is a 1MP Other compact camera — known for its 1MP CCD Sensor and Fixed ISO 140. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Kodak DC200 Point & Shoot Camera

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Camera Overview — Kodak DC200

The Kodak DC200 is an early-era point-and-shoot digital camera built around a 1MP sensor capable of capturing images at a maximum resolution of 1152x864 pixels. Designed with simplicity in mind, it offers a fixed-focus, manual-focus-only system with no autofocus points, making it a straightforward grab-and-shoot option suited to casual photography. The camera features a built-in flash with five modes — Auto, Auto Red-Eye, Fill, Red-Eye Fill, and Off — covering a range of 0.7 to 3.0 meters, giving users some flexibility in low-light situations.

For framing shots, the DC200 includes an optical tunnel viewfinder alongside a 1.8-inch TFT LCD display with 72,000 dots of resolution. Images are stored on CompactFlash media and color output is rendered in the sRGB color profile. The camera runs on four AA batteries, with NiMH cells recommended for optimal performance, delivering approximately 100 to 200 shots on alkaline batteries.

Connectivity is provided via USB, though there is no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. The plastic body measures 131 x 47 x 81 mm and weighs 400g, with no weather sealing. ISO is fixed at 140, and there is no image stabilization of any kind.

Video capture is not supported.

Key Features — Kodak DC200

1MP CCD Sensor: Captures images at up to 1152x864 pixels, typical of late-1990s consumer digital cameras.

Fixed ISO 140: Sensor sensitivity is locked at ISO 140, so the camera performs best in well-lit conditions.

Five-Mode Built-In Flash: Supports Auto, Auto Red-Eye, Fill, Red-Eye Fill, and Off modes with an effective range of 0.7–3.0 m.

Optical Tunnel Viewfinder: Provides a physical framing option independent of the LCD, useful for conserving battery life.

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

CompactFlash Storage: Uses CF cards for image storage, a durable and widely used media format from this era.

Camera Specifications — Kodak DC200

Kodak DC200 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesTravel
TypePoint and Shoot
SensorOther
Resolution1MP
ISO Range140 – 140
AF SystemManual Focus Only
AF Points0 points
Max Photo Resolution1152x864
Image StabilizationNone
Display1.8 inches TFT LCD
Display Resolution72,000 dots
ViewfinderOptical tunnel viewfinder

Description — Kodak DC200

The Kodak DC200 is a point-and-shoot digital camera featuring a 1MP sensor with a maximum capture resolution of 1152x864 pixels in the sRGB color profile. Its manual-focus-only system keeps operation simple, while the built-in flash — offering Auto, Auto Red-Eye, Fill, Red-Eye Fill, and Off modes with a 0.7–3.0 m effective range — provides practical assistance in a variety of lighting situations. For composition, shooters can use either the optical tunnel viewfinder or the 1.8-inch TFT LCD screen with 72,000 dots of resolution.

Images are saved to CompactFlash (CF) media, and the camera connects to a computer via USB. Power comes from 4x AA batteries, with NiMH cells recommended for extended use. The plastic body measures 131 x 47 x 81 mm and weighs 400g, with no weather sealing and no image stabilization.

ISO is fixed at 140 and there is no video recording support.

Pros — Kodak DC200

  • ✓Built-in flash with five configurable modes covering a 0.7–3.0 m range
  • ✓CompactFlash storage provides a reliable and widely available media format
  • ✓1.8-inch TFT LCD display at 72,000 dots for on-camera image review

Cons — Kodak DC200

  • ✗Fixed ISO of 140 with no ability to adjust sensitivity
  • ✗Manual focus only — no autofocus system of any kind
  • ✗Maximum image resolution of 1152x864 (1MP sensor) is extremely limited by modern standards

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Frequently Asked Questions — Kodak DC200

What memory cards does the Kodak DC200 use?+
The DC200 uses CompactFlash (CF) cards for image storage. This was a common storage format for early digital cameras and CF cards of various capacities can still be found through secondary markets.
Can I adjust the ISO on the Kodak DC200?+
No. The DC200 has a fixed ISO of 140 with no ability to change sensitivity. This single value applies to all shooting conditions.
Does the DC200 have autofocus?+
No. The camera uses manual focus only, with zero autofocus points. There is no subject tracking or eye-tracking capability.
What is the maximum photo resolution the DC200 can capture?+
The DC200 captures images at a maximum resolution of 1152x864 pixels, produced by its 1MP sensor. Images are output in the sRGB color profile.
How does the DC200 connect to a computer?+
The camera supports USB connectivity for transferring images to a computer. It does not support Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connections.
What batteries does the Kodak DC200 require?+
The DC200 is powered by four AA batteries, with NiMH batteries recommended for best results. Alkaline batteries are estimated to deliver approximately 100 to 200 shots per set.

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