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Kodak DCS330 DSLR Camera

The Kodak DCS330 is a 3MP APS-C DSLR camera — known for its 3MP Nikon F-Mount Body and 2008x1500 Still Resolution. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

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Overview — Kodak DCS330

The Kodak DCS330 is a DSLR camera built around the Nikon F lens mount, making it compatible with a broad range of Nikon F-mount lenses. At its core sits a 3MP sensor capable of producing images at a maximum resolution of 2008x1500 pixels, with color output in sRGB. The ISO range runs from 125 to 400, reflecting the sensitivities available in early digital imaging.

Autofocus is handled via a phase detection system with 5 focus points, providing reliable subject acquisition through the optical SLR viewfinder. The camera features a built-in pop-up flash as well as a standard ISO hot shoe for compatibility with Nikon SB series external flashes. Storage is handled via PCMCIA media, which was the standard for professional digital cameras of this era.

Power comes from 6x AA batteries, offering flexibility in the field. The body is constructed from a combination of plastic and metal, weighing 1080g and measuring 137 x 174 x 76 mm. No in-body or digital image stabilization is present.

The 1.8-inch TFT LCD display provides image review. The DCS330 does not offer video recording capabilities, and has no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity.

Key Features — Kodak DCS330

3MP Nikon F-Mount Body: Built around the Nikon F lens mount, accepting a wide range of Nikon F-mount lenses accumulated over decades.

2008x1500 Still Resolution: Captures images at up to 3 megapixels, representative of early professional digital imaging from the early 2000s.

Phase Detection Autofocus: 5-point phase detection system provides reliable subject acquisition through the optical SLR viewfinder.

Optical SLR Viewfinder: Direct optical viewing with no electronic lag, giving an accurate real-time view of the scene.

PCMCIA Storage: Uses PCMCIA media cards, the standard removable storage format for professional digital cameras of this era.

AA Battery Power: Runs on 6x AA batteries, making power readily available in the field without proprietary packs.

Specifications — Kodak DCS330

Kodak DCS330 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesStudio, Documentary
TypeDSLR
SensorAPS-C
Resolution3MP
ISO Range125 – 400
AF SystemPhase Detection
AF Points5
Max Photo Resolution2008x1500
Burst Rate1 fps
Image StabilizationNone
Display1.8 inches TFT LCD
ViewfinderOptical SLR

Description — Kodak DCS330

The Kodak DCS330 is a DSLR camera featuring the Nikon F lens mount, giving shooters access to a wide selection of compatible optics. Its 3MP sensor delivers images at up to 2008x1500 pixels in sRGB color. The autofocus system uses phase detection with 5 focus points, and image composition is aided by an optical SLR viewfinder.

A 1.8-inch TFT LCD screen on the back allows for image review after shooting. The camera includes a built-in pop-up flash and a standard ISO hot shoe compatible with Nikon SB series external flash units. Images are stored on PCMCIA media.

The body is built from plastic and metal, weighs 1080g, and measures 137 x 174 x 76 mm. Power is supplied by 6x AA batteries. The ISO range spans 125 to 400, and the maximum burst rate is 1 fps.

There is no image stabilization, no video recording, and no wireless connectivity of any kind.

Pros — Kodak DCS330

  • ✓Nikon F lens mount enables compatibility with a wide range of Nikon F-mount lenses
  • ✓Built-in pop-up flash plus standard ISO hot shoe with support for Nikon SB series external flashes
  • ✓Phase detection autofocus system with 5 focus points for reliable acquisition

Cons — Kodak DCS330

  • ✗ISO range is limited to 125–400, restricting shooting in low-light conditions
  • ✗Maximum burst frame rate of just 1 fps limits fast-action shooting
  • ✗PCMCIA storage media is obsolete and difficult to interface with modern computers

Frequently Asked Questions — Kodak DCS330

What lenses are compatible with the Kodak DCS330?+
The DCS330 uses the Nikon F lens mount, so it accepts Nikon F-mount lenses. The hot shoe also follows the standard ISO specification, supporting Nikon SB series external flashes.
What storage media does the DCS330 use?+
The DCS330 records images to PCMCIA media cards. This format was common in professional digital cameras of its era but is not widely used today, so a PCMCIA card reader will be needed to transfer files to a modern computer.
What is the maximum image resolution the DCS330 can capture?+
The DCS330 captures images at a maximum resolution of 2008x1500 pixels from its 3MP sensor, with color output in the sRGB color profile.
Does the DCS330 have any video recording capability?+
No, the DCS330 does not offer video recording. It is a stills-only camera.
What is the ISO range of the DCS330?+
The DCS330 has a native ISO range of 125 to 400, which reflects the capabilities of early professional digital sensors.
How is the DCS330 powered?+
The camera runs on 6x AA batteries. Battery life is dependent on the type of AA batteries used and overall usage patterns.

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