This camera is meant for spare parts. We tried inserting new batteries but it won’t turn on anymore.
More details about the camera itself below:
The camera in the image is a Kodak DC3400 Zoom Digital Camera, a popular consumer model originally released by Kodak in August 2000. Today, it is highly appreciated by retro-tech enthusiasts for its distinct early-digital aesthetic and analog-style handling.
Core Technical Specifications
Sensor Resolution: 2.0 Megapixels effective (2.3 MP gross).
Maximum Image Size: 1760 x 1168 pixels (3:2 aspect ratio).
Sensor Type: 1/1.76-inch CCD sensor.
Lens: KODAK EKTANAR 2x Optical Zoom lens (equivalent to 38–76mm on a 35mm camera).
Aperture Range: f/3.0 to f/3.8 (wide) / f/8.1 (telephoto).
Digital Zoom: 3x digital amplification.
Media, Connectivity, & PowerStorage Media: Uses CompactFlash (CF) Type I memory cards (officially supports capacities up to 1 GB).
Power Source: Requires 4 x AA batteries (NiMH rechargeables are highly recommended due to high power draw).
Data Transfer: Features an early USB 1.0 port and a legacy serial port connector.
Display & Viewfinder: Equipped with a 1.8-inch color LCD monitor for playback/menus alongside a top status LCD panel and an optical real-image viewfinder.
Performance Characteristics
Focusing Modes: Autofocus system including an active Macro mode (closest focusing distance of 9.8 inches / 25 cm) and a regular Infinity/Landscape mode.
ISO Sensitivity: Fixed at base ISO 100, occasionally stepping up to ISO 200 automatically in low-light environments.
Shutter Speed: 1/2 to 1/755 seconds.
Built-in Flash: Includes Auto, Fill, and Red-eye reduction modes.
