Kodak DCS Pro 14n

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Kodak DCS Pro 14n

Steve's Conclusion Please read the DCS Pro 14n review conclusion first, most of it is applicable to the SLR/n in respect to the overall camera performance, ergonomics and auto focus speed. Mostly what we will talk about here is the improvements made in image quality and ISO sensitivity in the

Kodak DCS Pro 14n Digital SLRs user reviews : 4 out of 5 - 10 reviews - photographyreview.com

Kodak announced the DCS-14n at Photokina in September 2002, it marked the first Kodak Professional digital SLR since the DCS 720x in June 2001 (15 months). The DCS-14n generated a lot of interest for several reasons; it has a full frame sensor (no cropping factor), the sensor is CMOS, not CCD as used by Kodak in the past, the camera is considerably smaller than any previous DCS digital SLR and importantly it carries a US$5,000 list price. At the time there's little doubt that Kodak stole a large amount of the limelight from Canon's EOS-1Ds which was also announced at the same time, especially as that eleven megapixel full frame digital SLR has a $8,000 list price. Since then however the DCS-14n has been 'forever delayed', with several slipped release dates. The DCS-14n is starting to reach dealers as I write this review but still isn't available in large quantities.