Full Frame
Pretty cheap eBay prices
Use your 135 lens
Great Kodak web site support ( are you listening Nikon?? )

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I can agree with what has been said about the artifacts, slow file save, and clunky nature. The ONLY thing that this camera has going for it is the use of Nikon 135 lens, and full frame sensor.
I had to drop in and get on someone else's studio workflow. Getting up to speed had me reading thr manual every single night for a week. No kidding.
But, things did move forward, and the results were great. Every camera has a style and set of issues. Newer designs have huge lcd backs and less buttons.
This was made in 2003, and it shows. My 8 mp nikon has a much better sensor, and that really is what makes a great shot. Unless you need 12 x 18" full bleed work, for 300 dpi, move on. I spent hours - no days - retouching those magenta highlight artifacts. ( not billable time eh? )

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Great reesolution
well built
No image cut factor
To my opinion not even difficult to use
old cable release
hot shue

Can be faster
speciall batteries cost too much

What do we have here? A full frame sensor with great resolution! I don't understand why this body is so underrated. The benefits of this model are huge. No need to change any lenses for starter. I got the impression throgh reviews that this model is designed only for studio work but I found out that it's possible to do anything with it. I did even sports... It isn't the best possible body there is but from the other hand I don't understand why all the improvements made on the smaller sensor's models weren't possible here. As a Nikon owner I didn't see any other model in the market because my main goal was to keep working with the old lenses. All the old lenses function very well on this body and I don't have any problem. I bought it hardly used with four lenses for only 1000 euros! This is the deal of my life!

Customer Service

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