Kodak Launches Professional Digital Camera DSC Pro SLR/n

On February 12th, Kodak introduced a new generation of professional-grade digital SLR camera Kodak professional DCS Pro SLR/n with the slogan “Image quality of medium format cameras and the flexibility and convenience of 135 cameras”. The machine adopts a new full-size CMOS image sensor with the same size as a 35mm film, with a resolution of up to 14 million pixels, and can output high-quality 50-inch photos. Sensitivity setting range up to ISO6-1600. Built-in 512 MB of cache makes it possible to shoot 19 high-resolution photographs in succession. The camera is modeled after a Nikon camera and is compatible with almost all Nikon F mount lenses. The dual card slot is compatible with IBM Microdrives, CF Cards, SD Cards and MMC Cards. In addition to being widely used in wedding photography, it can also be used for artistic portraits, children's photography, commercial photography or meeting the needs of photography enthusiasts. Compared with the previous-generation DCS Pro14n, Kodak adopted the HPLN high-performance low-noise technology in the second-generation CMOS sensor on the DCS Pro SLR/n, redesigned the sensor's pixels, and adopted a new manufacturing process. Digital circuits were adopted. The new noise reduction design greatly enhances the performance of the camera under conditions of sensitometric performance, long-term exposure performance, tungsten lighting, and insufficient lighting. At the same time, the camera's internal operating system also uses new software and provides expert noise reduction. All software and camera firmware can be downloaded and upgraded on the Kodak website for free. The user's personalized setting mode has been increased to 10. Other improvements include improved power management and optimized memory card door design.
About Eastman Kodak Company and Information Graphics Kodak is an industry leader in helping people shoot, share, print and browse images for storage, information exchange or entertainment purposes. The company is a major player in the information and imaging industry. The industry is worth $385 billion, including equipment (digital cameras and flat panel displays), infrastructure (online networks and image delivery systems), and services and consumables (software, film and photo paper, Let people get, analyze, and print images. In 2003, the company’s sales reached US$13.3 billion and involved a variety of businesses: Health, providing traditional and digital photography services for the health care industry, exporting products and services, commercial printing, and providing on-demand color printing. Services and connected typesetting systems; commercial imaging (Commercial Imaging) providing image capture, output and storage products and services for the commercial and government sectors; Display & Components, designing and producing the latest LED displays and Other specialty materials, providing optical and image sensors to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs); Digital & Film Imaging Systems, providing digital and traditional products and services to users, professional photographers and cinematographers .