Kodak DC215 Zoom (1999)

The Kodak DC215 Zoom came in a metallic colored body, the normal version in silver and the millennium 2000 edition in gold. It had a 2x optical zoom Ektanar lens with macro function. According to some magazines it was the world's smallest megapixel digital camera at that time. At that time Kodak was still in denial and referring to the new trends as "digital film" and "digital picture taking". However, on the other hand, Kodak was also delivering top notch innovations all along the way, not only with their FlashPoint OS camera firmware but also being one of the leaders in USB technology!
 
The Kodak DC215 was re-issued as the DC215 Metallics in several different colors. Check my website for a special entry on this.

Specifications

  • Brand: Kodak
  • Model: DC215 Zoom
  • First mentioned: 1999
  • Marketed: yes
  • MSRP: $399
  • Imager Type: 1.0MP 1/3" CCD
  • Resolution: 1152 x 864
  • Internal Storage: -
  • External Storage: Compact Flash
  • Lens: Ektanar 29-58mm /F4.0 ~ F4.7
  • Shutter: 1/2 - 1/362s
  • Aperture Range: F4 - F13.5 (wide) ~ F4.79 - F16.0 (tele)
  • LCD screen size: 1.8" LCD
  • Size: 115 x 67.5 x 43.3mm
  • Weight: 303 gr.
  • Remarks: -

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