Kodak DCS 465 (1995)
The Kodak DCS 465 was a DCS 460 with a standard Hasselblad back mount that could be hung on almost any studio camera with the right adapter. A row of connectors supported both
electrical and mechanical trip cameras and studio flash units. The digital back was in the first place intended for Hasselblad 500CM, 503CX, Mamiya RB-67 and RZ-67 medium format cameras. A shot could be made every 8 seconds and resulted in a 18MB file (color) and 6MB file (monochrome). It had a SCSI port, supported PCMCIA ATA cards, had a built-in microphone for vocal annotations in radio quality, an LCD status display and a rechargeable battery unit.
About 200 units were produced in three different versions:
Kodak DCS 465c - color version
Kodak DCS 465ir - infrared version
Kodak DCS 465m - monochrome version
Specifications
- Brand: Kodak
- Model: DCS 465 Digital Back
- First mentioned: 1995
- Marketed: yes
- MSRP: $27,500
- Imager Type: 6.3MP KAF-6300 full-frame CCD
- Resolution: 3060x2036
- Internal Storage: 16MB DRAM buffer memory
- External Storage: PC Card Type II/III
- Lens: -
- Shutter: electronic shutter
- Aperture Range: -
- LCD screen size: -
- Size: 159 x 152 x 76mm
- Weight: 953 gr.
- Remarks: -