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Kodak DCS660 DSLR Camera

The Kodak DCS660 is a 6.1 MP APS-H DSLR camera — known for its 6.1MP 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 DCS660

The Kodak DCS660 is a professional DSLR built around a 6.1 MP APS-H sensor, delivering a maximum image resolution of 3040x2008 pixels. It uses the Nikon F lens mount, giving users access to a wide range of compatible optics, and pairs with an optical pentaprism viewfinder for reliable, real-time framing. The camera's ISO range runs from 80 to 200, reflecting the sensitivity characteristics of its sensor design.

Autofocus is handled by a phase detection system with 5 focus points, providing structured and predictable subject acquisition without eye tracking or subject tracking. The body is constructed from magnesium alloy and carries a weather sealed designation, making it suitable for demanding shooting environments. At 1860g and measuring 158 x 194 x 88 mm, this is a substantial, professional-grade body built for durability.

Storage is handled via PCMCIA media, and the camera includes a 2.0-inch fixed LCD display with 114,000 pixels of resolution for image review. Flash connectivity is through a standard ISO hot shoe, though flash operation is manual only. The proprietary Kodak rechargeable battery pack is rated for approximately 100 shots per charge.

Video capture is not supported.

Key Features — Kodak DCS660

6.1MP APS-H Sensor: Captures images at up to 3040x2008 pixels, representing professional-grade digital resolution for its era.

Nikon F Lens Mount: Compatible with the extensive range of Nikon F-mount lenses, giving shooters broad optics flexibility.

Optical Pentaprism Viewfinder: Provides direct, real-time optical framing without lag or electronic interpretation.

5-Point Phase Detection AF: Structured autofocus system delivers predictable and repeatable subject acquisition across the frame.

Weather-Sealed Magnesium Alloy Body: Dust and moisture resistant construction built to withstand demanding professional shooting environments.

PCMCIA Storage Media: Uses PCMCIA cards for image storage, consistent with professional digital workflows of the late 1990s.

Specifications — Kodak DCS660

Kodak DCS660 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesStudio
TypeDSLR
SensorAPS-H
Resolution6.1 MP
ISO Range80 – 200
AF SystemPhase Detection
AF Points5 points
Max Photo Resolution3040x2008 px
Burst Rate1 fps
Image StabilizationNone
Display2.0 inches Fixed LCD
Display Resolution114,000 pixels

Description — Kodak DCS660

The Kodak DCS660 is a professional DSLR centered on a 6.1 MP APS-H sensor capable of capturing images at 3040x2008 pixels. It is built into a magnesium alloy body measuring 158 x 194 x 88 mm and weighing 1860g, with a weather sealed construction suited to professional field use. The Nikon F lens mount opens up a broad range of compatible optics, while an optical pentaprism viewfinder provides direct optical framing.

Autofocus uses a phase detection system with 5 focus points. The ISO sensitivity range spans 80 to 200. A 2.0-inch fixed LCD with 114,000 pixels allows for image review in the field.

External flash is supported via a standard ISO hot shoe, though flash control is manual only. Images are stored on PCMCIA media, and the camera is powered by a proprietary Kodak rechargeable battery pack rated at approximately 100 shots per charge. No video recording capability is present, and connectivity options including USB, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth are absent.

Pros — Kodak DCS660

  • ✓Weather sealed magnesium alloy body built for durability in demanding conditions
  • ✓Nikon F lens mount provides broad compatibility with F-mount optics
  • ✓Phase detection autofocus system with 5 focus points for reliable subject acquisition

Cons — Kodak DCS660

  • ✗Very narrow ISO range of 80 to 200 limits flexibility in low-light or variable lighting conditions
  • ✗No video capability — videoSpecs fields are entirely unpopulated
  • ✗PCMCIA storage media is an outdated format with limited modern card availability

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Frequently Asked Questions — Kodak DCS660

What lenses are compatible with the Kodak DCS660?+
The DCS660 uses the Nikon F lens mount, so it accepts Nikon F-mount lenses. No additional mount compatibility information is listed in the specifications beyond this.
Can the Kodak DCS660 shoot video?+
No. The DCS660 has no video specifications — maximum video resolution, frame rates, and bit depth fields are all unpopulated, indicating no video recording capability.
What type of storage media does the DCS660 use?+
The camera stores images on PCMCIA cards. This is an older storage format, so sourcing compatible media may require some research compared to cameras using current card standards.
Is the DCS660 weather sealed?+
Yes. The specifications list the body design as weather sealed, and the body is constructed from magnesium alloy, supporting its use in more demanding shooting environments.
What is the autofocus system like on the DCS660?+
The DCS660 uses a phase detection autofocus system with 5 focus points. Eye tracking and subject tracking are not supported.
How does flash work on the DCS660?+
The camera features a standard ISO hot shoe for attaching external flash units. Flash operation is manual only, meaning automatic flash exposure modes are not available.

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