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Kodak DCS460 DSLR Camera

The Kodak DCS460 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.

Kodak DCS460 DSLR Camera

Kodak DCS460 DSLR Camera

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Overview — Kodak DCS460

The Kodak DCS460 is a professional-grade DSLR built around a metal-body construction and fitted with a Nikon F lens mount, making it compatible with the extensive range of Nikon F-mount optics. At its core sits an APS-H type sensor delivering a maximum resolution of 6MP, capturing images at up to 3060x2036 pixels. The camera operates within a native ISO range of 80 to 160, reflecting the careful exposure discipline expected of professional studio and editorial shooters of its era.

Autofocus is handled via a phase detection system, providing reliable subject acquisition with compatible lenses. Storage is handled through PCMCIA media, which was the professional standard for removable digital storage at the time. The optical viewfinder gives shooters a direct, real-time view of their scene.

The body itself is constructed from metal and measures 170 × 114 × 208 mm, weighing in at 1.7 kg — a substantial but purposeful build. Battery life is rated at approximately 250 images per charge using the included rechargeable battery. There is no in-body or digital image stabilization, and no wireless connectivity of any kind.

The video specifications note a 12-bit color depth, though no video recording modes are listed. The DCS460 represents a significant chapter in professional digital imaging history and remains a collectible piece for enthusiasts and historians of digital photography.

Key Features — Kodak DCS460

6MP APS-H Sensor: Captures images at 3060x2036 pixels, representing professional-grade digital resolution for its mid-1990s era.

Nikon F Lens Mount: Compatible with the broad range of Nikon F-mount lenses, giving shooters access to a wide ecosystem of optics.

Phase Detection Autofocus: Provides reliable subject acquisition with compatible F-mount lenses using phase detection technology.

12-Bit Image Capture: Records 12 bits of tonal data per channel, preserving a wide dynamic range for post-processing flexibility.

PCMCIA Storage: Uses PCMCIA media cards, the professional removable storage standard at the time of the camera's release.

Metal Body Construction: Solid metal build at 1.7 kg gives the camera a durable, professional feel suited to demanding editorial use.

Specifications — Kodak DCS460

Kodak DCS460 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesStudio, Documentary
TypeDSLR
SensorAPS-H
Resolution6MP
ISO Range80 – 160
AF SystemPhase Detection
Max Photo Resolution3060x2036
Bit Depth12-bit
Image StabilizationNone
ViewfinderOptical
Storage MediaPCMCIA
BatteryRechargeable

Description — Kodak DCS460

The Kodak DCS460 is a professional DSLR featuring a Nikon F lens mount and an APS-H type sensor with a resolution of 6MP, capable of capturing stills at 3060x2036 pixels. The camera's native ISO sensitivity runs from 80 to 160, making it best suited to controlled lighting environments. Autofocus operates via a phase detection system, providing dependable focus acquisition with compatible lenses.

Images are stored on PCMCIA media cards. The optical viewfinder delivers a direct, real-time shooting experience. Built from metal, the body measures 170 × 114 × 208 mm and weighs 1.7 kg, reflecting the robust construction expected of professional hardware.

The battery is rechargeable and rated for approximately 250 images per charge. There is no image stabilization — neither in-body nor digital — and no weather sealing. Connectivity is minimal, with no USB, WiFi, or Bluetooth.

Image data is captured at 12-bit color depth. The DCS460 is a historically significant piece of professional digital imaging equipment and a compelling option for collectors and digital photography historians.

Pros — Kodak DCS460

  • ✓6MP APS-H sensor with a maximum resolution of 3060x2036 pixels provides substantial image detail for its class
  • ✓Nikon F lens mount opens compatibility with a broad ecosystem of F-mount lenses
  • ✓Phase detection autofocus system enables reliable and responsive subject acquisition

Cons — Kodak DCS460

  • ✗Very narrow native ISO range of 80 to 160 severely limits shooting flexibility in varied lighting conditions
  • ✗No image stabilization of any kind — neither in-body nor digital
  • ✗No wireless connectivity: WiFi and Bluetooth are both absent

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Frequently Asked Questions — Kodak DCS460

What lenses are compatible with the Kodak DCS460?+
The DCS460 uses a Nikon F lens mount, so it is compatible with Nikon F-mount lenses. This gives users access to a wide range of lenses designed for the F-mount system.
What is the maximum image resolution the DCS460 can produce?+
The camera captures images at a maximum resolution of 3060x2036 pixels, derived from its 6MP APS-H type sensor. This resolution was notable for professional digital capture at the time of the camera's production.
What type of storage media does the DCS460 use?+
The DCS460 stores images on PCMCIA cards. This format was a professional standard for portable digital storage in the 1990s but is now considered legacy media, so users will need appropriate card readers or adapters to transfer files.
Does the DCS460 have any wireless connectivity features?+
No. The DCS460 has no WiFi or Bluetooth capability. Data transfer would need to be handled via the PCMCIA storage media using compatible hardware.
What is the ISO range of the Kodak DCS460?+
The DCS460 has a native ISO range of 80 to 160. This narrow range means the camera performs best in well-controlled or well-lit shooting environments.
How long does the battery last on the DCS460?+
The DCS460 uses a rechargeable battery rated for approximately 250 images per charge. Actual performance may vary depending on shooting conditions and usage patterns.

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