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the "slr/c", hatever that is.
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Kodak DCS Pro SLR/c, a full frame camera with (at that time) whopping resolution (14 MP). Camera was available with EF mount (SLR/c) as well as Nikon mount (slr/n). However, despite the name similarity, both cameras were based on very different bodies (Nikon and Sigma (!) IIRC) and consequently looked different, too.
The camera had no anti alias filter, so delivered tremendous sharpness (as well as some moire) and offered something I wish would see some sort of revival today: low sensivity down to ISO 6.
Was serious competition to the Canon 1Ds and of course a blessing for Nikon shooters, who were otherwise stuck to DX sensors. Unfortunately, Kodak was unable to make money from their professional premium models and decided to discontinue both cameras and leave that market to the competition completely.
-- Markus
the "slr/c", hatever that is.
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Kodak DCS Pro SLR/c, a full frame camera with (at that time) whopping resolution (14 MP). Camera was available with EF mount (SLR/c) as well as Nikon mount (slr/n). However, despite the name similarity, both cameras were based on very different bodies (Nikon and Sigma (!) IIRC) and consequently looked different, too.
The camera had no anti alias filter, so delivered tremendous sharpness (as well as some moire) and offered something I wish would see some sort of revival today: low sensivity down to ISO 6.
Was serious competition to the Canon 1Ds and of course a blessing for Nikon shooters, who were otherwise stuck to DX sensors. Unfortunately, Kodak was unable to make money from their professional premium models and decided to discontinue both cameras and leave that market to the competition completely.
-- Markus
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