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Kodak DC3200 Point & Shoot Camera

The Kodak DC3200 is a 1MP 1/1.7 inch compact camera — known for its 1MP 1/1.7-Inch Sensor and Optical Viewfinder. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

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Camera Overview — Kodak DC3200

The Kodak DC3200 is an early-era point-and-shoot digital camera built around a 1MP sensor housed in a 1/1.7-inch sensor format. It captures images at a maximum resolution of 1152x864 pixels in the Standard color profile, making it a straightforward snapshot camera from the early days of consumer digital photography. The camera features a fixed LCD display measuring 1.6 inches, as well as an optical viewfinder for framing shots.

Focus is handled entirely manually, with no autofocus system on board, and the flash system is manual-only operation. ISO is fixed at 100, meaning the camera operates at a single sensitivity level with no adjustable ISO range. The DC3200 stores images on CompactFlash cards or internal storage, offering some flexibility for media management.

Power comes from four AA batteries, with an estimated yield of approximately 100–200 shots depending on battery type. The body is constructed from plastic and measures 113 x 81 x 53 mm, weighing in at 240g. There is no image stabilization of any kind, no wireless connectivity, and no video recording specifications are listed.

This camera represents a piece of photographic history for collectors or those interested in early consumer digital imaging.

Key Features — Kodak DC3200

1MP 1/1.7-Inch Sensor: Captures images at up to 1152x864 pixels, representing the early generation of consumer digital imaging technology.

Optical Viewfinder: Traditional optical viewfinder offers an alternative to the LCD for framing shots, useful in bright light conditions.

1.6-Inch Fixed LCD: Rear LCD display allows for image review and basic composition after capture.

CompactFlash & Internal Storage: Supports both CompactFlash cards and onboard internal storage, giving users two options for saving images.

4x AA Battery Power: Runs on standard AA batteries with an estimated yield of 100–200 shots, making replacements easy to source anywhere.

Fixed ISO 100: Single fixed sensitivity level suited to well-lit shooting conditions, with no adjustable ISO range available.

Camera Specifications — Kodak DC3200

Kodak DC3200 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesTravel, Beginner-Friendly
TypePoint and Shoot
Sensor1/1.7 inch
Resolution1MP
ISO Range100 – 100
AF SystemManual Focus Only
Max Photo Resolution1152x864
Image StabilizationNone
Display1.6 inches Fixed LCD
ViewfinderOptical
Storage MediaCF (CompactFlash), Internal Storage
Battery4x AA

Description — Kodak DC3200

The Kodak DC3200 is a point-and-shoot compact camera built around a 1MP sensor in a 1/1.7-inch format, delivering a maximum image resolution of 1152x864 pixels in the Standard color profile. The camera is equipped with a 1.6-inch fixed LCD display and an optical viewfinder, providing two options for composing shots. Focus is manual only, and the flash system operates in manual-only mode as well.

ISO is fixed at 100 with no adjustable range available. Storage is handled via CompactFlash cards or internal storage, and the camera runs on 4x AA batteries with an estimated life of approximately 100–200 shots. The plastic body measures 113 x 81 x 53 mm and weighs 240g, making it easy to handle.

There is no image stabilization of any type, and connectivity options — including WiFi, Bluetooth, and USB — are not present. The DC3200 is a collectible snapshot of consumer digital photography from its earliest era.

Pros — Kodak DC3200

  • ✓Dual storage options: supports both CompactFlash cards and internal storage
  • ✓Optical viewfinder included alongside the 1.6-inch fixed LCD display
  • ✓Uses widely available AA batteries (4x AA) with an estimated 100–200 shot yield

Cons — Kodak DC3200

  • ✗Fixed ISO at 100 only — no ability to adjust sensitivity for different lighting conditions
  • ✗Manual focus only — no autofocus system of any kind
  • ✗No image stabilization (in-body or digital) listed in specifications

Videos — Kodak DC3200

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Frequently Asked Questions — Kodak DC3200

What is the maximum photo resolution the Kodak DC3200 can capture?+
The DC3200 captures images at a maximum resolution of 1152x864 pixels, sourced from its 1MP sensor in a 1/1.7-inch format. Only the Standard color profile is available.
What storage media does the DC3200 use?+
The camera supports CompactFlash (CF) cards as well as internal storage, giving users two options for saving images.
What batteries does the Kodak DC3200 require?+
The DC3200 is powered by four AA batteries. Battery life is estimated at approximately 100–200 shots, though this varies depending on the type of batteries used.
Does the DC3200 have autofocus?+
No — the DC3200 uses manual focus only. There is no autofocus system, no subject tracking, and no eye tracking available on this camera.
Is the DC3200 weather sealed?+
No, the DC3200 has no weather sealing. The body is constructed from plastic with no environmental protection listed in the specifications.

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