Kodak DC260 Point & Shoot Camera
The Kodak DC260 is a 1.6MP 1/2 inch compact camera — with null video. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.
Kodak DC260 Point & Shoot Camera
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Camera Overview — Kodak DC260
Key Features — Kodak DC260
1.6MP 1/2-Inch Sensor: Captures still images at up to 1536x1024 pixels, representative of consumer digital camera output in the late 1990s.
Digita OS Platform: FlashPoint Digita-based scripting system allowed users to run custom scripts and automate camera behavior, an unusual capability for a point-and-shoot of its era.
CompactFlash Storage: Uses removable CF cards for image storage, making it straightforward to expand capacity or transfer files.
2.0-Inch TFT LCD: Color LCD screen on the rear allows for image review and menu navigation directly on the camera.
External Flash Sync Port: Supplements the built-in automatic flash by allowing connection to external flash units for greater lighting control.
Contrast Detection Autofocus: Single-point contrast detection AF handles most shooting situations, with manual focus also available for full user control.
Camera Specifications — Kodak DC260
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Use Cases | Travel, Documentary |
| Type | Point and Shoot |
| Sensor | 1/2 inch |
| Resolution | 1.6MP |
| Processor | Digita OS (FlashPoint Digita-based scripting platform) |
| ISO Range | 100 – 100 |
| AF System | Contrast Detection, Manual Focus Only |
| AF Points | 1 point |
| Max Photo Resolution | 1536x1024 |
| Burst Rate | 1 fps |
| Max Video Resolution | null |
| Image Stabilization | None |
Description — Kodak DC260
The Kodak DC260 is a point-and-shoot digital camera built around a 1.6MP sensor with a 1/2-inch type sensor format, capturing images at up to 1536x1024 pixels. At its heart is the Digita OS, a FlashPoint Digita-based scripting platform that distinguished this camera by supporting automation and scripting capabilities. Color output is available in sRGB and FlashPix formats, and images are stored on CompactFlash (CF) cards.
The camera includes a 2.0-inch TFT color LCD display for image review alongside an optical real-image viewfinder. Focusing is handled by contrast detection with 1 autofocus point, with manual focus also available. The built-in automatic flash is complemented by an external flash sync port for added versatility.
Connectivity includes USB for image transfer. The body measures 118 x 106 x 57 mm, weighs 525g, and is constructed from plastic with no weather sealing. Power is supplied by 4x AA batteries or an AC adapter.
ISO is fixed at 100.
Pros — Kodak DC260
- ✓Digita OS (FlashPoint Digita-based scripting platform) enabled programmable camera behavior uncommon in point-and-shoot cameras
- ✓External flash sync port alongside the built-in automatic flash provides added lighting flexibility
- ✓CompactFlash card storage offers practical, removable media support
Cons — Kodak DC260
- ✗Fixed ISO of 100 (min and max both 100) with no ability to adjust sensitivity
- ✗No image stabilization of any kind — neither in-body nor digital
- ✗No video recording capability based on available specifications
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