One of the earliest digital cameras, the Dycam 10-C was Kodak’s second attempt at the market. It was sold by Dycam during the first year, thereafter as the (all black) Kodak DC50 Zoom. The 10-C came with a zoom lens and a 0.4 megapixel sensor. Photos were stored on a removable PC card. The LCD showed only information for the photographer, not an image. $995.

Released:  1995

Discontinued:  1997

Lens:  F2.5 /  f=7 - 21mm

Shutter:  1/16s to 1/500s

Aperture:  F2.5 - F16