DCS Photo Desk, which Kodak released in December, will also work with DCS 760 files.
Pricing is to be revealed closer to the camera's ship date.
The Kodak Professional DCS 760 digital camera combines Kodak's true 6-megapixel ITO CCD image quality with the unequaled ruggedness and performance of Nikon's flagship F5 pro SLR camera body. The DCS 760 digital camera, on display beginning today at the CeBIT imaging trade show in Hannover, will be available in May. Pricing information also will be available at that time, although the market should expect Kodak Professional to continue its current aggressive pricing strategy. We think the marketplace will be pleasantly surprised with the price of the DCS 760 digital camera. Proprietary Kodak Professional DCS Photo Desk and Camera Manager software, Picture Protection functions to save and protect raw image data, and vastly improved IEEE 1394 connectivity that speeds image transmission join together to deliver impressive gains in post-shoot image management and workflow. A number of new SLR digital cameras have been introduced into the professional market over the last year or so.