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Kodak DC3400 Point & Shoot Camera

The Kodak DC3400 is a 2MP 1/1.8 inch compact camera — known for its 2MP 1/1.8-Inch Sensor and Fixed ISO 100. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Kodak DC3400 Point & Shoot Camera

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Camera Overview — Kodak DC3400

The Kodak DC3400 is a point-and-shoot compact camera built around a 2MP sensor housed in a 1/1.8-inch format. It captures images at a maximum resolution of 1760x1168 pixels in the sRGB color profile, making it a straightforward option for basic still photography. The camera uses contrast detection autofocus with a single focus point, providing a simple and reliable focusing experience for everyday shooting situations.

With a fixed ISO of 100, the DC3400 is optimized for well-lit outdoor or brightly lit indoor environments. The 1.8-inch fixed LCD display allows for image review, while a separate optical viewfinder gives shooters an alternative framing option. For storage, the camera uses CompactFlash media, offering the flexibility to swap cards in the field.

Power comes from four AA batteries, a practical choice that makes sourcing replacements straightforward virtually anywhere. The plastic body measures 133 x 54 x 76 mm and weighs 420g. Connectivity is handled via USB, allowing image transfer to a computer.

A built-in flash with Auto, Off, Fill, and Red-Eye Reduction modes rounds out the feature set. There is no image stabilization of any kind, no video capability listed in specs, and no wireless connectivity.

Key Features — Kodak DC3400

2MP 1/1.8-Inch Sensor: Captures stills at up to 1760x1168 pixels, suited for basic photography and standard print sizes of the era.

Fixed ISO 100: The camera is optimized for well-lit outdoor conditions, with no ability to raise sensitivity for low-light shooting.

Contrast Detection Autofocus: Single-point contrast detection provides straightforward, reliable focusing for everyday still photography.

Optical Viewfinder: Offers an alternative to the 1.8-inch LCD for framing shots, useful in bright conditions where screens are hard to see.

CompactFlash Storage: Uses CF cards for image storage, allowing cards to be swapped in the field as needed.

Four-Mode Built-In Flash: Includes Auto, Off, Fill, and Red-Eye Reduction modes to handle a range of common flash situations.

Camera Specifications — Kodak DC3400

Kodak DC3400 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesTravel
TypePoint and Shoot
Sensor1/1.8 inch
Resolution2MP
ISO Range100 – 100
AF SystemContrast Detection
AF PointsSingle point
Max Photo Resolution1760x1168
Image StabilizationNone
Display1.8 inches Fixed LCD
ViewfinderOptical
Storage MediaCF (CompactFlash)

Description — Kodak DC3400

The Kodak DC3400 is a point-and-shoot compact camera built around a 2MP sensor with a 1/1.8-inch format, capturing stills at up to 1760x1168 pixels in sRGB. The camera's contrast detection autofocus system operates with a single focus point, keeping operation simple and accessible. For composition, shooters can use either the 1.8-inch fixed LCD display or the optical viewfinder.

The built-in flash covers four modes — Auto, Off, Fill, and Red-Eye Reduction — providing basic control over flash behavior in various lighting conditions. With a fixed ISO 100, the DC3400 performs best in bright, well-lit environments. Images are stored on CompactFlash media, and the camera connects to a computer via USB for image transfer.

The body is constructed from plastic, measures 133 x 54 x 76 mm, and weighs 420g. Power is supplied by four AA batteries, offering broad availability for replacements. There is no image stabilization, no listed video capability, and no wireless connectivity.

Pros — Kodak DC3400

  • ✓CompactFlash storage provides field-swappable media flexibility
  • ✓Built-in flash supports four modes: Auto, Off, Fill, and Red-Eye Reduction
  • ✓USB connectivity enables direct image transfer to a computer

Cons — Kodak DC3400

  • ✗Fixed ISO of 100 only — no sensitivity adjustment for low-light situations
  • ✗No image stabilization of any type (in-body or digital)
  • ✗No video recording capability listed in specifications

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Frequently Asked Questions — Kodak DC3400

What resolution does the Kodak DC3400 shoot at?+
The DC3400 captures images at a maximum resolution of 1760x1168 pixels using its 2MP sensor. Images are recorded in the sRGB color profile.
What storage media does the DC3400 use?+
The camera uses CompactFlash (CF) cards for image storage. This allows you to swap cards in the field as needed.
What batteries does the Kodak DC3400 require?+
The DC3400 is powered by four standard AA batteries, making replacement batteries easy to find in most locations.
Does the DC3400 have any image stabilization?+
No — the DC3400 has no image stabilization of any kind. Neither in-body nor digital image stabilization is present.
Can I connect the DC3400 to a computer to transfer photos?+
Yes, the camera includes USB connectivity for transferring images to a computer. It does not have Wi-Fi or Bluetooth for wireless transfer.
What autofocus system does the DC3400 use?+
The camera uses contrast detection autofocus with a single focus point. Subject tracking and eye tracking are not supported.

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