Just posted! Kodak Pro DCS 760 review
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 We've
just posted our full in-depth review of Kodak Profesional's DCS 760. This
six megapixel, Nikon F5 based digital SLR offers amazing image quality,
superb build and features and it weighs in at an all new low price of
US$8,000 (amazing considering the price of the DCS 660 just last year).
Of course its biggest competition is Nikon's new D1x.. And so for those
who've been begging for it we've also included a four page head to
head between the DCS 760 and D1x.
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