Kodak DCS620x DSLR Camera
The Kodak DCS620x is a 2.16MP APS-H DSLR camera — known for its 2MP APS-H Sensor and CMY Color Filter Array. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.
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Overview — Kodak DCS620x
Key Features — Kodak DCS620x
2MP APS-H Sensor: Larger than APS-C, the APS-H format sensor captures images at 1728x1152 pixels, offering a wider field of view than crop-sensor cameras of its era.
CMY Color Filter Array: Uses a cyan-magenta-yellow color filter array rather than the standard RGB Bayer pattern, a rare design choice that affects color rendering and low-light sensitivity.
ISO 400–6400 Range: A high native ISO floor and extended ceiling give photographers meaningful flexibility for shooting in low-light environments without a low base sensitivity option.
Nikon F Lens Mount: Compatible with the broad ecosystem of Nikon F-mount lenses, giving users access to a wide range of professional and consumer optics.
3.5fps Burst Shooting: Continuous shooting at up to 3.5 frames per second makes the camera capable of capturing fast-moving subjects.
Phase Detection Autofocus: Phase detection AF system enables fast, reliable focus acquisition suited to professional shooting workflows.
Specifications — Kodak DCS620x
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Use Cases | Sports, Documentary |
| Type | DSLR |
| Sensor | APS-H |
| Resolution | 2.16MP |
| ISO Range | 400 – 6400 |
| AF System | Phase Detection |
| Max Photo Resolution | 1728x1152 |
| Burst Rate | 3.5 fps |
| Image Stabilization | None |
| Display | 2-inch LCD |
| Display Resolution | 72,000 dots |
| Storage Media | PCMCIA |
Description — Kodak DCS620x
The Kodak DCS620x is a professional DSLR featuring a 2.16MP APS-H type sensor with a maximum still image resolution of 1728x1152 pixels. Color imaging is delivered via a CMY Bayer color profile, a notable characteristic of this sensor design. The camera's ISO sensitivity spans 400 to 6400, and its burst mode capability reaches 3.5 frames per second, enabling photographers to cover fast-moving scenes.
The body is constructed from cast magnesium alloy, measuring 194 x 158 x 88 mm and weighing 1,580g, reflecting a robust professional build. A Nikon F lens mount provides lens flexibility, while autofocus is managed through a phase detection system. Storage is handled via PCMCIA media, and the camera offers USB connectivity.
The rear 2-inch LCD panel runs at 72,000 dots resolution. Power comes from NiCd or NiMH batteries. No Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or image stabilization is present, and no video recording capability is defined in the specifications.
Pros — Kodak DCS620x
- ✓Wide ISO range of 400–6400 (sensor.iso) supports shooting across varied lighting conditions
- ✓APS-H sensor type (sensor.type) offers a larger capture area compared to standard APS-C
- ✓Burst mode at 3.5fps (photoSpecs.maxBurstFrameRate) enables continuous shooting for action subjects
Cons — Kodak DCS620x
- ✗2.16MP sensor resolution (sensor.resolution) is very low by modern standards, limiting large print or heavy crop use
- ✗PCMCIA storage (storageMedia) is an obsolete media format, making cards difficult to source today
- ✗No image stabilization of any kind (imageStabilization.inBodyIS and digitalIS both false)
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