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Kodak DCS 760 DSLR Camera

The Kodak DCS 760 is a 6MP APS-H DSLR camera — known for its 6MP APS-H Sensor and Nikon F Lens Mount. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

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Overview — Kodak DCS 760

The Kodak DCS 760 is a professional-grade DSLR built around a cast magnesium alloy body, offering a solid and durable platform for serious imaging work. At its core sits an APS-H type sensor delivering 6MP resolution at a maximum output of 3032x2008 pixels, processed through Kodak's proprietary digital processing engine. The camera supports an ISO range of 80 to 400, keeping noise characteristics tightly controlled within that window.

It uses the Nikon F lens mount, giving shooters access to a wide ecosystem of compatible glass, and supports Nikon TTL flash via a standard ISO hot shoe. Autofocus is handled by a phase detection system with 5 focus points, though eye tracking and subject tracking are not featured. The optical pentaprism viewfinder provides a traditional, reliable shooting experience.

On the back, a 2.0-inch TFT color LCD with 120,000 dots serves for image review. Storage is handled via CompactFlash and PCMCIA media. The body weighs 1,210g and measures 158 x 149 x 79 mm, and notably carries a weather-sealed construction.

The DCS 760 supports both sRGB and Adobe RGB color profiles and offers a burst shooting mode at up to 1.5 frames per second. Video capture is not a feature of this camera.

Key Features — Kodak DCS 760

6MP APS-H Sensor: Delivers a maximum output of 3032x2008 pixels using Kodak's proprietary digital processing engine, tuned for professional color accuracy.

Nikon F Lens Mount: Full compatibility with the Nikon F-mount ecosystem gives shooters access to a wide range of professional lenses.

Weather-Sealed Magnesium Body: Cast magnesium alloy construction with weather sealing makes the camera durable enough for demanding shooting environments.

ISO 80–400 Range: Tightly controlled native ISO range keeps noise characteristics predictable and well-managed across supported sensitivities.

Phase Detection Autofocus: 5-point phase detection system provides reliable, responsive focus acquisition typical of professional DSLRs of its era.

Dual Storage Media: Accepts both CompactFlash and PCMCIA cards, offering flexible options for media workflow in the field.

Specifications — Kodak DCS 760

Kodak DCS 760 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesStudio, Fashion
TypeDSLR
SensorAPS-H
Resolution6MP
ProcessorKodak proprietary digital processing
ISO Range80 – 400
AF SystemPhase Detection
AF Points5 points
Max Photo Resolution3032x2008
Burst Rate1.5 fps
Image StabilizationNone
Display2.0 inches TFT color LCD

Description — Kodak DCS 760

The Kodak DCS 760 is a DSLR camera built with a cast magnesium alloy body that carries weather-sealed construction, making it a sturdy tool for professional environments. The camera is equipped with an APS-H type sensor producing 6MP resolution images at up to 3032x2008 pixels, processed by Kodak's proprietary digital processing engine. It supports an ISO range of 80 to 400 and captures bursts at up to 1.5 fps.

The Nikon F lens mount opens the camera to a wide range of compatible optics, while Nikon TTL flash support and a standard ISO hot shoe ensure reliable lighting control. An optical pentaprism viewfinder provides a clear, direct shooting experience, and the rear 2.0-inch TFT color LCD with 120,000 dots facilitates image review. Storage is accommodated via CompactFlash and PCMCIA media.

Color output supports both sRGB and Adobe RGB profiles. The body measures 158 x 149 x 79 mm and weighs 1,210g, powered by a Kodak NiMH battery pack.

Pros — Kodak DCS 760

  • ✓Weather-sealed cast magnesium alloy body (bodyDesign.weatherSealing: 'Weather Sealed') provides durability in demanding conditions
  • ✓Nikon F lens mount (mount.lens) enables compatibility with a broad range of Nikon F-mount lenses
  • ✓Dual storage options with both CompactFlash and PCMCIA (storageMedia) offer flexible media workflows

Cons — Kodak DCS 760

  • ✗ISO range tops out at 400 (iso.max), limiting versatility in low-light situations
  • ✗Burst rate of only 1.5 fps (photoSpecs.maxBurstFrameRate) is modest for fast-action photography
  • ✗No video capability (videoSpecs.maxResolution: null) — stills only

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Frequently Asked Questions — Kodak DCS 760

What lenses are compatible with the Kodak DCS 760?+
The DCS 760 uses the Nikon F lens mount, as listed under mount.lens in the specifications. This allows use of Nikon F-mount compatible lenses. The camera also features a standard ISO hot shoe with Nikon TTL flash support.
What sensor does the Kodak DCS 760 use?+
The camera is equipped with an APS-H type sensor rated at 6MP resolution. Image processing is handled by Kodak's proprietary digital processing engine. Maximum still image output is 3032x2008 pixels.
What storage media does the DCS 760 accept?+
The DCS 760 accepts both CompactFlash (CF) and PCMCIA media, as listed in the storageMedia specifications. This dual-format support offers some flexibility in storage options.
Does the Kodak DCS 760 have weather sealing?+
Yes. The bodyDesign.weatherSealing field explicitly states 'Weather Sealed,' and the body is constructed from cast magnesium alloy. The camera measures 158 x 149 x 79 mm and weighs 1,210g.
Can the Kodak DCS 760 record video?+
No. The videoSpecs fields for maximum resolution, frame rates, and bit depth are all null or empty, indicating that this camera does not support video recording. It is a stills-only camera.
What is the ISO range of the DCS 760?+
The DCS 760 offers an ISO range from a minimum of 80 to a maximum of 400, as listed in the iso specifications. This relatively narrow range reflects the camera's design for controlled lighting environments.

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