Kodak DCS-14N 13.89MP Professional Digital SLR Camera |  | Brand: Kodak
Category: Photography
List Price: $3,999.99
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Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 122369
Media: Electronics
Floppy Disk Drive: None
Computer Platform: PC, Mac
Optical Zoom: 1
Resolution Modes: High, Low
Connectivity: Serial interface
Display Size: 2
Battery: Lithium Ion
Camera Manual Features: Array
Continuous Shooting Speed: 8
Delay Between Shots: 1
ISO Equivalent: 800
Maximum Aperture: 5.6
Maximum Focal Length: 28
Minimum Focal Length: 28
Maximum High Resolution Images: 1
Maximum Horizontal Resolution: 4536
Maximum Resolution: 13.7
Maximum Shutter Speed: 0.00025
Minimum Shutter Speed: 2
Maximum Vertical Resolution: 3024
Number Of Rapid Fire Shots: 8
Photo Flash Type: Array
Has Auto Focus: Yes
Has Self Timer: Yes
Has Burst Mode: Yes
Has In Camera Editing: Yes
Has Video Out: Yes
Has View Finder: Yes
Has Red Eye Reduction: Yes
Has Tripod Mount: Yes
Size: SLR Size
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.8
Dimensions (in): 3.5 x 5.9 x 5.2
DPOF
Interchangable Lens
Macro
Remote Control
MPN: DCSPRO14N
Model: Pro 14n
UPC: 041771334376
EAN: 0041771334376
ASIN: B000087KUR
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Delivers the highest resolution images in the digital SLR market today—13.89 million total pixels (January 2003) | | • | No lens magnification factor--get the same image with the lens as you would with film | | • | Compatible with Compactflash or MMC memory cards | | • | Connects with Macs and PCs via Firewire port (IEEE 1394 ) | | • | Removable, rechargeable Li-Ion battery |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Kodak Professional, which brought you the first professional digital camera more than a decade ago, is proud to bring you the DCS Pro 14n, a standard F-mount SLR digital camera with a 35 mm-size, 13.89 million-pixel complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) sensor.Equal in size to 35 mm film, the sensor's focal length magnification is 1: 1. You get the same true wide-angle image as you would with film, with no lens magnification factor. It's the ideal camera for high-resolution group shots, allowing you to see the finest detail.The DCS Pro 14n is also the industry's first SLR digital camera that can shoot variable-resolution RAW files at 3, 6, or 14 megapixels. You'll have the dynamic range and versatility of working with RAW files at the resolution you choose.With the DCS Pro 14n camera, you won't lose a shot. Picture protection will see to that. And, Kodak proprietary Extended Range Imaging Technology will provide two stops of exposure latitude in a JPEG workflow.Designed for professional portrait, selected wedding, and commercial photographers, the DCS Pro 14n camera is one of the most technologically advanced cameras on the market, and thanks to free firmware and software upgrades, it will stay that way, too.
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| Customer Reviews:
 This camera is great! May 25, 2004
3 out of 8 found this review helpful
The detail and resolution is unmatched!
It does take a little bit of time to learn all of the features!
 Never received item April 21, 2004
4 out of 41 found this review helpful
Ordered camera, no email from Ritz Camera explaining why it was cancelled. Phone calls got me no where. Very unhappy. Never received product, just a refund with STILL no answers.
I will never deal with them again.
 If you have a DCS-760, KEEP IT! November 12, 2003
Gustavo Beathyate (Lima, PERU)
25 out of 31 found this review helpful
We owned the DCS-760 in our pro photo lab. The camera was great. Then, kodak came out with the DCS-14n as a replacement. It was a huge mistake. The DCS-14n's sensor is simply of lower quality, shadows sometimes come out magenta. There is also a flare issue. Grey gradients, depending on the density come out green or yellow. And there are other issues as well, but you get the point. In conclusion, the DCS-760 was a far better camera.
Kodak recommends the use of a good lens with the DCS-14n to eliminate flare. We used the same lens to test both cameras, and the tests were performed under the same conditions. The results were very clear to us: keep the DCS-760.
Ghost camera February 21, 2003
Richard Zerby
12 out of 38 found this review helpful
How can anyone write a reveiw of this camera?
No one in the WORLD has been able to use or reveiw it, let alone hold one.
Kodak is 6 months behind release date on this camera and still has not shipped one. Lets reveiw it when it finally comes out.
Absoulutly fantastic "A++" January 29, 2003
kamyar Naderi (San Diego, CA USA)
9 out of 27 found this review helpful
The perfect digital camera ever made with over 13 mega pixels, this is the best and the only camera that any professional photographer should have.Very easy to use, much lighter than previous DCR-760 and much cheaper (about $... without lens).
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