1994 · Computer or hardware
Kodak DCS 420 (1994)
1.5 MP DSLR on a Nikon F90x body that saved to PCMCIA cards.
The DCS 420 replaced the external hard drive with PCMCIA storage and moved to the Nikon F90x body. It was used for press and studio work and connected to computers via SCSI. A matching 6 MP version, the DCS 460, followed in the same year.
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Facts
- Date
- 1994
- Kind
- Computer or hardware: Kodak DCS (pro DSLR)
- Maker or publisher
- Kodak
- Sensor
- 1.5 MP KAF-1600
- Resolution
- 1524x1012
- Base body
- Nikon F90x
- Storage
- PCMCIA card
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- Kodak DCS 200 (predecessor, 1992)
- Kodak DCS 460 (same family, 1994)
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