Kodak DC210 Plus Point & Shoot Camera

The Kodak DC210 Plus is a point-and-shoot compact digital camera designed for accessible consumer photography. At its core sits a 1MP sensor capable of capturing images at a maximum resolution of 1152x864 pixels, with color output in sRGB. The camera uses a contrast detection autofocus system with a single focus point, keeping the shooting experience straightforward and approachable.

Images are stored on CompactFlash (CF) cards, a robust and widely available storage medium for cameras of this era. For reviewing shots in the field, the DC210 Plus features a 1.8-inch TFT LCD display with a resolution of 72,000 dots — a useful addition for a camera of its generation. The optical tunnel viewfinder offers an alternative framing option when conserving battery power.

Exposure flexibility is limited, as the camera operates at a fixed ISO of 140 with no image stabilization of any kind. The built-in flash supports Auto, Fill-in, Red-Eye Reduction, and Off modes, covering the basics for varied lighting conditions. Power comes from four AA batteries, accommodating both NiMH rechargeable and standard Alkaline cells.

The plastic body weighs 400g and measures 131 x 47 x 81mm, making it a compact and pocketable device. USB connectivity is included for straightforward image transfer to a computer.