Kodak DCS720x DSLR Camera
The Kodak DCS720x is a 2MP APS-H DSLR camera — known for its Nikon F5 Metal Body and Nikon F Lens Mount. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.
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Overview — Kodak DCS720x
Key Features — Kodak DCS720x
Nikon F5 Metal Body: Built on the Nikon F5 chassis, providing a robust, professional-grade construction that is immediately familiar to Nikon system shooters.
Nikon F Lens Mount: Compatible with the full range of Nikon F-mount lenses, giving shooters access to a broad selection of optics.
ISO 400–6400 Range: A notably wide sensitivity range for its era, supporting usable exposures across varied and challenging lighting conditions.
4.3 fps Burst Shooting: Continuous shooting at up to 4.3 frames per second makes the camera well-suited for capturing fast-moving subjects.
Phase Detection Autofocus: Phase detection system delivers responsive subject acquisition inherited from the F5's professional AF platform.
Optical Pentaprism Viewfinder: Provides a direct, lag-free optical viewing experience for precise framing and composition.
Specifications — Kodak DCS720x
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | DSLR |
| Sensor | APS-H |
| Resolution | 2MP |
| ISO Range | 400 – 6400 |
| AF System | Phase Detection |
| Max Photo Resolution | 1728x1152 |
| Burst Rate | 4.3 fps |
| Display | 1.5" LCD |
| Display Resolution | 72,000 dots |
| Viewfinder | Optical Pentaprism |
| Storage Media | PCMCIA |
| Battery | NiCd / NiMH |
Description — Kodak DCS720x
The Kodak DCS720x is a professional DSLR built around the Nikon F5 metal body, weighing 1,580g and measuring 194 x 158 x 88mm. It houses an APS-H type sensor delivering 2MP resolution at a maximum image size of 1728x1152 pixels. The camera's ISO range spans 400 to 6400, and its burst mode reaches 4.3 frames per second, making it capable in demanding shooting situations.
Autofocus is handled by a Phase Detection system, and the optical pentaprism viewfinder provides a clear, real-time view. The Nikon F mount and Nikon hot shoe keep it fully integrated within the Nikon ecosystem. Storage is via PCMCIA cards, and the camera features USB connectivity for data transfer.
A 1.5-inch LCD with 72,000 dots allows for on-camera image review. Power is supplied by NiCd or NiMH batteries. There is no in-body or digital image stabilization, and no video recording functionality is present.
Pros — Kodak DCS720x
- ✓Wide ISO range of 400–6400 supports shooting in varied and challenging lighting conditions
- ✓Burst shooting at up to 4.3 fps enables capture of fast-moving subjects
- ✓Built on a metal Nikon F5 body, providing a robust and professional-grade construction
Cons — Kodak DCS720x
- ✗2MP sensor with a maximum resolution of 1728x1152 is very limited by modern standards
- ✗PCMCIA storage media is largely obsolete and difficult to source compatible hardware for
- ✗No video recording capabilities — videoSpecs fields are entirely empty
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