Kodak DCS Pro SLR/c Review

On February 12th 2004 Kodak announced the new DCS Pro
SLR/n, an improved version of the 14n. Improvements included a redesigned
sensor, a new type of filter over the sensor surface, new analog and digital
boards and new software features. Just over one month later at CeBIT Kodak
announced the SLR/c a new digital SLR with the heart of the SLR/n but
in a new body and with a Canon lens mount. This is Kodak's first Canon
mount digital SLR since 1998's DCS 560.
Anyone who has seen the Sigma SA9 / SD9 / SD10 should
instantly recognize the shape of the top of the camera and the controls,
the rest of the body is obviously custom made for Kodak and to be honest
this isn't the prettiest or most ergonomically friendly camera, but then
neither is the SLR/n (or was the 14n).
The SLR/c becomes the highest pixel count Canon mount
digital SLR, it has a full 35mm frame (no crop factor) CMOS sensor which
has 14 million photosites (compared to the next highest, Canon's EOS-1Ds
with 11 million photosites).
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