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With the kind assistance of my friends atVistekin Toronto — Canada's largest professional photographic equipment dealer, I was able to briefly borrow the just-releasedKodak DCS Pro SLR/n. This is the upgraded version ofKodak's DCS 14n, whichI reviewedon these pages a year ago. This is a Nikon lens mount 14 Megapixel 35mm format DSLR utilizing a CMOS imaging chip.
At the time the 14n appeared I was less than complimentary. I found that the camera was, shall we say, a bit rough around the edges, both in terms of design, build quality and image quality. Since that time Kodak has persevered and continually updated the firmware on the 14n to improve image quality. Now, they have released a new camera, thePro SLR/nwhich, though it looks very much the same, appears to be a dramatically improved camera.
I should be clear from the start that this is a mini-review. I did not have the camera long enough to really put it through its paces, and certainly not for enough time to do anything m...

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