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Digital Camera World
Digital Camera World
Mike Harris

Did you know that Kodak collaborated with Canon and Nikon to turn their film cameras into DSLRs?

Clip from @kamerastorecom's Reel showing hands picking up and turning around Kodak DCS 760.

A video on Instagram reminded me of Kodak's doomed DCS series, which launched in 1991 and was ultimately axed in 2005. DCS stands for Digital Camera System and was Kodak’s pioneering foray into the digital camera market.

I say pioneering because the first camera in the series, the Kodak DCS 100, was the first DSLR to hit the consumer market back in 1991.

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