While many of the camera's features are self-explanatory, Epson does go to great lengths to provide excellent documentation for the PhotoPC 800. This Epson unit's ease of use and the good quality of the images it produces make it a strong choice for beginners and photo enthusiasts. The DCS 660 is a high-performance, expensive and specialized camera for the expert photographer. Indeed, at first glance, the DCS 660 looks like a traditional camera. Many agencies are testing the camera, including the Air Force, which recently took it to Macedonia, where users took pictures of refugees.
Images are very crisp and clear.
The DCS 660 uses a Nikon F lens mount, which enables users to change lenses. Bear in mind, however, that the camera only can use certain types of AF Nikkor lenses. While a battery charger ships standard, batteries are sold separately as accessories. Other additional accessories include the Nikkor SB-28D Speedlight Flash and the MPL PC Card Reader. The camera provides outstanding performance, capturing images in seconds, which was a welcome change from the power-saving delays of the Epson.