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Kodak DC4800 |
 Kodak is aye lone of the sizable companies leverage the bag of photography. While the beefy of their burly operation is built upon habitual film-based photography, they forge ahead to move further and further into digital. To that end, they have developed arguably the broadest line of digital cameras in the business, ranging from basic point & shoot models to professional ones costing over $15,000.
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| Kodak DC4800 Specifications! |
| Effective pixels |
3.1 million |
| Image sensor |
Sensor photo detector:3.3 million; Sensor size:Unknown; Sensor type:CCD |
| Image size |
Max resolution:2160 x 1440; Low resolution:1800 x 1200, 1536 x 1024, 1080 x 750 |
| Storage media |
Storage types:Compact Flash; Storage included:16 MB CompactFlash |
| LCD monitor |
LCD:1.8 inch; LCD Pixels:n/a |
| Exposure metering |
96 segment Multi-segment, center-weighted, spot |
| Exposure Modes |
Auto, Fill-in, Red-Eye reduction, Off |
| Interface |
Yes |
| Power sources |
Battery/Charger:Yes; Battery:Kodak Lithium-Ion & charger |
| Dimensions |
120 x 68 x 65 mm (4.7 x 2.7 x 2.6 in) |
| Weight |
320 g (11.3 oz) |
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The DC4800 represents the mention (July, 2000) elite of their consumer digicam lineup, further is their boon consumer camera to split the 3 megapixel barrier. As we'll look at though, the DC4800 represents more than correct an progress monopoly pixel count relative to earlier Kodak cameras, but also provides significantly more picture-taking control than earlier Kodak consumer models. Oh and just to make sure nobody misses it, we'll say right up front that the DC4800 takes beautiful pictures with brilliant color excellent resolution.
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