Kodak DC4800 Digital Camera

The DC4800 represents the present (July, 2000) top of their consumer digicam lineup, and is their first consumer camera to break the 3 megapixel barrier. As we'll see though, the DC4800 represents more than just an increase in 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. Minimize

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Manufacturer: Kodak

Product MPN
MPN	DC4800
Key Features
Camera Type	Standard Point and Shoot
Optical Zoom	3x
Resolution	3.1 Megapixel
Image Sensor Type	CCD
Weight	0.73 lb.
Lens
Interchangeable Lens	Not Interchangeable Lenses
Optical Zoom	3x
35mm Zoom Lens	6 - 18 mm
Digital Zoom	2x
Focus Type	Autofocus
Focus Range	19.68 in. to Infinity (w)
Macro Focus Range	7.87 - 27.56 in. (w)
Focal Length	28 - 84 mm
Image Quality
Camera Resolution	3.1 Megapixel
Image Resolutions	2160 x 1440 • 1800 x 1200 • 1536 x 1024 • 1080 x 720
Exposure Control
Aperture Range	f2.8/f4.5 (w/t)
Shutter Speed	1/2 - 1/1000 sec
White Balance	Auto • Daylight / Sunny (Preset) • Fluorescent (Preset) • Tungsten (Preset) • Flash (Preset)
Frames Per Second	16 Frames
Storage
Memory Type	CompactFlash Card Type I
Compression Type	JPEG • TIFF
File Size (High Res.)	1.12 MB (114 images on 128MB card)
File Size (Low Res.)	0.04 MB (about 3,200 images on 128MB card)
Flash
ISO Speeds	Auto • 100 • 200 • 400
Flash Type	Built-In & External
Flash Functions	Flash Off • Auto Flash • Fill-in Flash • Red-eye Reduction Flash
Viewfinder / Display
Viewfinder	Optical
LCD Screen	With LCD Screen
LCD Screen Size	1.8 in.
LCD Protected Position	Without LCD Protected Position
Interfaces
Interface Type	USB
Video Interface	Video Out
Power Supply
Battery Type	Proprietary Lithium
Included Features
Self Timer	10 Sec.
Built-in MP3 Player	Unknown
Built-in Microphone	Without Built-in Microphone
Built-in Speaker	Without Built-in Speaker
Tripod Mount	With Tripod Mount
System Requirements
Operating System	Apple Mac OS 8 • Apple Mac OS 9 • Microsoft Windows 2000 • Microsoft Windows 98
Dimensions
Width	4.7 in.
Depth	2.7 in.
Height	2.5 in.
Weight	0.73 lb.
Warranty
Warranty	1 Year

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By: surferdude7

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Oct 2, 2000

Digital Plus!

Author's Rating:

Pros: Great Pictures!

Cons: Needs a bigger Compact-flash card.

Bottom Line:
This is an excellent digital camera! Read More

By: transgenik
Mar 1, 2001

Picture this in astonishing colors

Author's Rating:

Pros: vivid colors, astonishing picture quality and details, great design and ergonomics, USB

Cons: battery drains fast, bad focus in low-light conditions

Bottom Line:
This is a “one size fits all”, that can be a point-and-shoot and then transform itself into a good manual camera. I'm totally in love with mine. Read More

By: rtabas
Aug 30, 2001

They just keep getting better & better!

Author's Rating:

Pros: Beautiful, sharp pictures, really easy to use yet versatile!

Cons: some small ones, read the review!

Bottom Line:
I’m thrilled with this camera and it's output. It is easy enough to understand for the novice and effective for professional use as well! Read More

By: trevor_d
Aug 8, 2000

Destined to be classic

Author's Rating:

Pros: Built-in battery charging, great analog controls

Cons: Feeble bundled memory card

By: kmic
Jan 19, 2001

1st picture PAID for it

Author's Rating:

Pros: 3.1 megapixel, never need film again (process your own pictures), excellent user guide.

Cons: No Digita OS, ships with little memory, no time-lapse timer.

Bottom Line:
Kodak countinuously shows themselves as being the top dogs of digital photography by setting standards with cameras like the DC4800. Read More

By: TimBarwick
Nov 3, 2000

Great camera, easy to use

Author's Rating:

Pros: Photo quality, ease of use, size and weight

Cons: Exposure knob came off, lense kinda long

By: lorddramas
Aug 4, 2001

Great Buy!

Author's Rating:

Pros: 3+ Mega-Pixels and Great performance! Easy to Use, Easy to maintain.

Cons: Had to buy a bigger Compact Flash Card

Bottom Line:
Best 3.3 Mega-Pixel for the money. Great for newbies (like me), or experts (like my wife). My friends liked ours so much they are buying their own. Read More

By: g0rdon_gekko
Nov 25, 2000

Kodak 4800

Author's Rating:

Pros: beautiful, saturated color, zero or low noise, standard flash sync, ease of photographic controls

Cons: use of more expensive lithium ion batteries instead of inexpensive NiMhs

By: dpipper
Apr 12, 2001

Looks like a normal camera & works like a normal camera

Author's Rating:

Pros: Great features & price. Good for beginner or advanced users. 3.1 megapixels. It's a Kodak.

Cons: Learning curve is steep for advanced features. Lens cap not attached. Worthless software package.

Bottom Line:
Probably one of the best 3.1 megapixels cameras you'll get for this price with this many features, plus it's a Kodak, they've been making pictures for decades. Read More

By: bleung27
Jul 13, 2001

Best new toy I've bought.

Author's Rating:

Pros: Great, fun, feature rich, good price for the Mpxls.

Cons: Can be confusing to use, not sleek looking, batteries not long lasting.

Bottom Line:
A wonderful, fun, and impressive camera that actually lives up to it's standards. Also, good value for being so feature rich, 3.1 Megapixels, optical/digital (2/3) zoom, and overall stylishness. Read More