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Saturday, February 4, 2012

Before the Cheap Digital Camera, There Was the Kodak FunSaver [Past Perfect]

Before the Cheap Digital Camera, There Was the Kodak FunSaverDespite teetering on the verge of bankruptcy, Kodak will forever be legend. Slides! Kodachrome! Advantix! In the 2000s, they morphed into a maker of easy-to-use digital cameras and pocket camcorders. But looking back, there's one product more indelible than the others: the FunSaver.

A disposable camera? Admittedly, the FunSaver was no technological achievement. It was probably the furthest thing from such a distinction. But it took the concept of disposable cameras mainstream. I used them. You used them. Unless you're currently going through puberty, we've likely all used one at some point.

Save for hobbyist photographers who probably scoffed loudly at the thought of disposable cameras, these things were great. If you lost it, you were only out six bucks and a single roll of photos. Even better was the UNDERWATER disposable camera. It was like I was holding the future in my 10-year-old hands.

Of course, for those of us who are scatterbrained dolts, we got these photos developed just as infrequently the rolls of film in our normal cameras. Except instead of a compact cylinder, we had had these blocky white/yellow/red/black boxes littered about the house.

The digital camera rendered the FunSaver obsolete once they landed in the sub-$200 price range. In fact, nearly all non-SLR cameras went the way of the dodo after the year 2000.

I think my mother still has an entire bag of undeveloped FunSavers. I want to take them in and have them developed.

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Thursday, September 22, 2011

Ricoh GR Digital IV: A Fast Camera Gets Faster [Cameras]

Ricoh's new GR Digital IV is stocked with the same 28mm f/1.9 lens (fast) that made its predecessor awesome and a new .2 second autofocus. (Faster.)

How much faster? Twice as fast as the GR Digital III. The key to the blazing focus speed is the hybrid AF which combines the information from Ricoh's new external autofocus sensor with the internal one. Ricoh also added a continuous AF mode that shoots 1.54 fps.

What else is new? The high-resolution three-inch LCD has been upgraded to 1.23 million dots. The sensor's been equipped with a new stabilizer to help reduce blur. And unlike most things that get faster, the GR Digital IV also got a little fatter, growing 7mm to 32.5mm wide.

Like the GR Digital III and the brand new Canon S100 this camera is a serious photographer's pocket camera. But while the S100 got some refreshed hardware, the GR Digital IV is stuck with the same lens and 10 megapixel CCD sensor—very nice but not new. At least when its available sometime soon, the GR Digital IV will come in an eye-catching limited edition white. (Don't ask why a photographer wants to be eye-catching.) No word on price. [Ricoh]


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Friday, September 16, 2011

Wacom Cintiq 24HD Review: a Digital Artist Heaven On Earth [Video]

Wacom Cintiq 24HD Review: a Digital Artist Heaven On Earth Wacom Cintiq 24HD Review: a Digital Artist Heaven On Earth I played with the gigantic Wacom Cintiq 24HD last week. It is so well designed and it works so incredibly well that I found myself giggling like a little girl. I drew and drew and I became addicted.

After a while I wanted to lick it. Then I wanted to hump its movable arm. I wanted to take it home, make love to her, marry her in Vegas, have five children, and then divorce to marry her again in Niagara Falls just for kicks. Wacom Cintiq 24HD: I love you.

This tablet is so much better than the previous Wacom top dog, the Wacom Cintiq 21UX. That was good—it's still available—but this one just destroys it. Not just because the new screen is amazing—with a gorgeous 24-inch 1920 x 1200 widescreen IPS panel—or the quality of the design or the usual exquisite control of the pen, with 2048 levels of pressure and 40 degrees of tilt control.

That's all great, but what I like most about the Cintiq 24HD is the extremely good ergonomic design. Unlike the 21UX, the tablet design really fits the way illustrators work in the analog world: It allows you to position it exactly like a drafting table. Its heavy counterweight and spring-loaded mechanism allows it to float in any position, from just above your lap while you sit on a normal chair—it goes below the base level of your table!—to a standup position, just in case you want to draw right on top of it standing up or on a tall stool.

Wacom Cintiq 24HD Review: a Digital Artist Heaven On EarthAdjusting its position is extremely easy. So easy that you can buy this tablet and forget about having a secondary monitor if you want. You can have it down to the perfect angle when you are in Illustrator, Painter, Photoshop, Animate or whatever other professional graphic/animation/video/3D software you use, and then lift it to a normal monitor angle and height whenever you want to do other tasks that require that position, like e-mail or surfing the web for a long period of time.

The quality of the IPS-based screen panel—the same technology used on the iPad—is really gorgeous. It gave me consistent color independently of the angle I was looking at it, which is something that is not true in the other Wacom graphic tablet displays. Wacom says that the Cintiq 24HD can be color-calibrated with any professional color management solution.

Around the screen there are improved touch-sensitive old-school-iPod wheels and buttons. With them I could easily change any parameter I want, from zoom to brush size. There's no limit in the personalization of these tools, which can be tailored depending on the running application. A new button on the top allows you to summon an overlay help screen, in case you forget what each button does is in some software package. Next to it, another button allows you to directly open the Wacom control panel. The most useful top button, however, is the one that calls the on-screen keyboard. The combination of side function buttons, the touch wheel and the on-screen keyboard would make it possible to forget about using a physical keyboard, even if you depend on some keyboard shortcuts like I do. The customizable software radial menu—which is common to all Wacom tablets—is the icing on the cake.

The Cintiq 24HD's performance is just perfect. There's absolutely no lag and, after calibration, it really felt to me as if I was drawing on paper. Smooth and extremely fast. A pleasure. There's nothing much to explain.

But while the new Wacom graphic tablet is a dream for artists, I have even wetter dreams, starting with a higher pixel density display. While 1920 x 1200 pixels works well enough at 24 inches, it's not ideal compared to most modern monitors.

Another thing that can be improved is the spring-loaded positioning system. It works great and reaches the perfect positions every time, but perhaps a hydraulic- or pneumatic-based arm design will make it even easier to move, like the old lamp-style iMacs. Of course, the old iMacs didn't have massive heavy displays.

A thinner distance between glass and surface, so no calibration is required at all would also be great, but that's something minor compared to the wetterest of my more porny artist dreams this side of spending a day in a studio drawing Monica Bellucci having the sex with Helen Mirren: be able to use my fingers to smudge a virtual pencil. Or move the paper with my hand. Or zoom in and out pinching. Yes, Wacom, I want you to add capacitative touch capabilities to your next Cintiq, so I can use a high precision stylus and my fingers. Just like my wettest dream about the iPad, but on reverse.

But all that is me just being really picky. Right now, the Wacom Cintiq 24HD is the most amazing and useful gadget a graphics professional could buy.

If you are a professional illustrator, you should get it. If not must. Because of the increased workflow speed, at $2500 it will pay for itself in a few good jobs. Also, if you are looking for a new machine and monitor, you can avoid buying the monitor and get the Wacom Cintiq 24HD. Heck, and I'm not a professional illustrator and I'm thinking about getting this and a Mac Pro to replace my aging iMac 24.

The Wacom Cintiq 24HD will be available in October.

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Saturday, September 3, 2011

The First Digital 3D Rendered Film Was Made by Pixar [Video]

The First Digital 3D Rendered Film Was Made by Pixar I support everything Pixar—well, everything other than Cars that is. So this early, early footage of a 3D hand from 1972, which was made by Pixar founder Ed Catmull and Fred Parker, is just so, so awesome.

As much as we hate 3D around these parts, you can't deny that this is so wicked cool. NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO, people. Plus, we love Pixar more than we hate 3D. Here's a bit of background on the video:

The best part of this film is not even the 3D rendering itself, but the outtakes and "making of" footage that has been interwoven throughout, including footage of a plaster replica of Ed's hand onto which he is meticulously mapping the polygon vertices that make up the three dimensional model (around 1:30). That's really remarkable. The math that we take for granted for rendering 3D was being invented, real time, to create this video.

Read the full account at nerdplusart. [nerdplusart]

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Friday, August 19, 2011

Grace Digital Victoria Nostalgic Internet Radio

by Edwin - on August 16th, 2011

Grace Digital has just announced their latest device for the masses, where it intends to add a touch of classic edge to your home. We’re talking about the Victoria Nostalgic Internet Radio that will merge a vintage design which ought to bring you back to the 1940s, where tabletop radios that look like it are all the norm in houses that can afford one, but Grace Digital’s offering adds a delicious, modern twist by sporting the advanced features of today’s internet radios and cloud music services.

Yes sir, do not judge a book by its cover, and in this case, a radio by its external housing. This is a high-quality radio that promises to deliver crisp highs, deep base, and a superior clarity which will let you enjoy your favorite music or talk radio program right in the comfort of your own home.

It isn’t going to come cheap though, as Grace Digital is offering their Victoria Nostalgic Internet Radio for $229.99, but why not see what it has to offer before you close your mind (and wallet) for good? Sporting a walnut exterior with birch inlay that certainly oozes with 1940s charm, this device will come with Class D digital 16 watt RMS amplifier (50 watt peak) that can fill just about any living room, bedroom, office, or kitchen with a rich, warm, and detailed sound.

The Victoria Internet Radio (model # GDI-IRN1941) will also be equipped with a 4-line adjustable backlit display, five alarm settings, 110 station presets/folder, built-in cutting-edge 802.11n wireless (Wi-Fi) connectivity, and integrated Pandora controls on the remote. To put it in a nutshell, you are able to take advantage of the full-function remote control, or take the other route of downloading one of Grace Digital’s remote control apps for iPad, iPod Touch, iPhone or Android smartphone/tablet.

If you’re a huge fan of Internet radio services, then this model won’t disappoint since your ears will be able to enjoy Pandora Radio, SiriusXM, Rhapsody, NPR, Live365, DAR.fm, WeatherBug, in addition to more than 50,000 AM/FM/HD radio stations and podcasts.

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How to Capture the Best Pictures with Kodak Digital Cameras

Camera GuideJust not enough if you have brought a high feature Kodak digital camera. When you have such camera, you should know how to use it and when to use to get the best pictures and snaps. Provided here is the exclusive guide on how to capture the best pictures and videos on your Kodak Digital camera.

Know the Smart Capture Feature – Still images always come better, but what to do with moving motion? The Kodak’s Smart Capture feature adjusts the camera settings to its best so that you can capture the best possible images automatically. Through this feature the intelligent scene detection analyses the scene conditions to get you the best picture possible. It will automatically focus exposure and captures the clear and sharp pictures in low light situations.Face Detection Capture- The face detection technologies automatically locate the faces and adjust your camera settings to focus on what really is important in the picture. The auto smart mode in your camera automatically selects the most prominent faces.Kodak Perfect Touch – The technology of perfect touch by Kodak gives you shadows free so that images come better. Once you have taken the snap then press the * button and then choose the photo select Menu and select Perfect Touch.Use Scene Mode – Changing the capture or scene mode would completely vary how your picture would look. Like if you are taking a snap of still images then select the Macro mode and if you are taking the snaps through the game in play then select Sports and Action mode. It works for Kodak camera.Image Stabilization & Blur Reduction – The Image Stabilization will automatically minimize the shakes in the camera and the blur reduction technology will reduce the blur caused by the low light conditions movements. Both Blur reduction and image stabilization technology makes the images to be clearer.The Flash through Technology – Kodak altogether extends the flash work of your camera through the S1 technology. You know flash is required during the dark conditions. The Kodak altogether takes the flash technology to greater heights.Wider Image with Panorama Mode – You can get the wider images with the panorama stich mode by combining three shots to make one large panoramic picture.HD Quality – You can now take the pictures and videos at amazing HD quality both 720 pixels and 1080 pixels. You can easily view them on the HDTV or LED TV using the optional Kodak EasyShare HDTC dock.Text and Sound Tags – For special moment and pictures you can add sound or text tags to your pictures (just like Facebook photos tagging). For Video you can go with text tagging and for pictures you can put sound tags.Slide Shows – The better way to show the pictures to someone is using the slideshows with preloaded sound themes and effects right on your camera.Yogesh Patel is a writer of technology gadgets, digital products like mobile phones, tablets PC, laptops & notebooks & on anything that is related to the gadgets which makes the daily lifestyle easier.

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Best Still – Point & Shoot Digital Cameras

The Point and Shoot digital camera has got a firm acclaim worldwide. The point and shoot cameras offer a maximum resolution of near to 14 mega pixels. These digital camera are easily affordable as they are available from a price range of $ 160 to $ 400 and its possible to get the best of the best at $ 400 too.

Last time we have gone through the best DLSR digital camera and here we go with the best digital camera suited for point and shoot photography.

Canon Powershot PowerShot SD1300 Digital CameraCanon Powershot PowerShot SD1300 Digital Camera

The Canon Powershot SD1300 digital camera has 28 mm wide angles lens with 4 x optical zoom to get the snaps of closes up. The PowerShot SD1300 is equipped with Canon Opitcal Image Stabilizer which detects and corrects camera shakes.

It has got 12.1 mega pixel resolution camera which lets you create impressive and large enough photos which can be enlarged up to 13 x 19 inches. And the 2.7 inches LCD screen provides excellent control while framing your shots.

With various shooting modes and image stabilization features makes the PowerShot SD1300 from Canon as the best suited for still photos.

Canon Powershot SD1400 Digital CameraCanon Powershot SD1400 Digital Camera

Canon Powershot SD1400 features a 14.1 mega pixel impressive camera quality with 4 x wide-angle optical image feature. It has 2.7 inches LCD black screen for instant preview of the pictures and video recorded.

It features a smart shutter sound technology in which it includes smile self-timer, wind self-timer and face self-timer which detects the faces in scene and releases. The depth and clarity with this Canon camera during the low light conditions it’s exceptionally good enough. It comes with 22 shooting modes for the best possible photos.

The camera is can easily record videos at 720 pixels and makes easy to enjoy HD movies on your HDTV with mini HDMI connector.

The Canon Powershot SD1400 is available at a price of $ 180 to $ 200.

Panasonic Lumix DMS ZS7 Digital CameraPanasonic Lumix DMS ZS7 Digital Camera

The Panasonic Lumix DMS ZS7 has got 12.1 Mega pixel camera with 12x optical image zoom capabilities and 3 inches LCD screen.

It delivers AVCHD Lite HD movies recording with the 25mm wide-angle through its optical zoom lens. The Intelligent Resolution technology is capable of zoom ratio by approx. 1.3x maintain picture quality at its best.

Panasonic Lumix DMS ZS7 includes a GPS option for movies and photos which when turned on the location data and time are automatically updated.

Panasonic Lumix DMS ZS7 is priced at $ 450 to $ 500 and its available at various sellers online at Amazon.

Sony DSC W350 Digital CameraSony DSC W350 Digital Camera

Sony is the best in digital imaging and it can be proved with Sony DSC W350 digital camera which as amazing Carl Zeiss 26 mm wide lens. It has got impressive 14.1 mega pixel Super HAD CCD Image sensor which creates amazing and stunning photos. With the professional Carl Zeiss 4x optical zoom lens you get a better image for various photo needs.

It also has 2.7 inches clear Photo LCD display with sharp, natural colors and easy to navigate buttons.

One of the features I should mention about DSC W350 is that it has got Sweep Panorama Mode which allows taking the picture in wide panorama rather than standard image size. Apart from that it also records video in the known MP4 format. With various other features makes the Sony DSC W350 as the best photo camera with still photos.

With a price range of $ 180 to $ 200, it’s also makes it affordable with the features that it has. I would say, you can’t expect more than this and should be straight pick for the users.

Nikon Coolpix S8100 Digital CameraNikon Coolpix S8100 Digital Camera

Nikon Coolpix S8100 is an impressive digital camera with impressive 12.1 megapixel image clarity. It has got CMOS sensor which allows taking picture even in low light conditions. It features a 10x wide angle optical zoom Nikkor ED glass lens.

Nikon Coolpix S8100 features 3 inches Ultra High Resolutions clear color display and its possible to have full HD 1080pixelk video recording with different modes. It also includes a HDMI output port.

It also includes Optical VR Image Stabilization to minimize the effects of camera shake. The Nikon Best Shot Selector will automatically take up to ten shots and only saves the sharpest image. Provided with EXPEED C2 processor for imaging camera it provides fine detail and processing speed.

The Nikon Coolpix is priced at $ 230 to $ 250 and it its availbable with various seller at Amazon with new model, used mode and refurbished model.

Panasonic DMC FX75K Digital CameraPanasonic DMC FX75K Digital Camera

Panasonic DMC FX75K with 14.1 mega pixel resolution and 5 x optical zoom makes the best of your still photograph images. It features a full touch screen operation with its 3 inches LCD screen. It has Venus Engine HD II image processor and you can expand the memory using the SD/SDHC memory cards.

It’s priced at $ 200 to $ 220 and available on Amazon from New, Used and Refurbished options by various sellers.

Sony CyberShot DSC HX5V CMOS Digital CameraSony CyberShot DSC HX5V CMOS Digital Camera

The Sony CyberShot DSC HX5V has got impressive 10.2 megapixel camera with CMOS sensor for amazing low light performance. The iSweep Panorama mode captures the best panoramic images. The 1080i AVCHD provides high quality HD video recording.

It provides 10 x optical zoom through the G lens with 25 mm wide angle. With variety of storage options, the Sony Cybershot DSC HX5V is the best still photos camera. Its available at a price of $ 225 to $ 250.

Canon PowerShot SX210IS Digital CameraCanon PowerShot SX210IS Digital Camera

Canon PowerShot SX210IS is a powerful digital camera with 14x optical zoom with image stabilizers and improved dynamic mode for enhanced image stabilization.

It has got 28 mm wide angle lens and 3 inches PureColor System LCD display. It’s possible to have 720 pixel HD video recording capabilities. It has got HDMI out port with the DIGIC 4 Image Processor.

The Canon PowerShot SX210IS digital camera is best suited for still photography.

Panasonic Lumix DMC TS2 Digital CameraPanasonic Lumix DMC TS2 Digital Camera

Panasonic Lumix DMC TS2 has 14.1 mega pixel impressive camera quality. It has 2.7 inches LCD display has provides digital zoom level up to 4x. It comes with the tag as waterproof, dustproof and freeze proof.

In addition of recording Motion JPEG images, the Lumix DMC TS2 can now record high-definition motion videos. With Power Optical Image Stabilizer corrects the hand shake correction.

FujiFilm FinePix F80EXR Digital CameraFujiFilm FinePix F80EXR Digital Camera

The FujiFilm FinePix F80EXR is a digital camera with Super CCD EXR sensor and it has 3 inches LCD screen for the pictures and video preview. It provides a 10x digital zoom and has the mini HDMI connectivity port. It’s possible to get full HD 720 pixel video recording and it has the features like tracking auto focus, pet detection, super intelligent flash, face detection and automatic red-eye removal.

The FujiFilm FinePix is good enough to be on the list of best point and shoot for still photos among the digital cameras.

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Thursday, August 18, 2011

The Best 10 Kodak Digital Cameras

Kodak is the world class leader in digital photography and digital printing. There exists so many digital cameras in the market and there are more than 30 models of camera from Kodak brand itself. Listed here are the top best digital camera manufactured by Kodak -

Kodak Easyshare C182Kodak Easyshare C182 Digital Camera

Kodak Easyshare C182 is one of the cheapest digital camera in the market with 12 mega pixel image resolution and 3x optical zoom capability. The camera comes with smart capture identifications and adjustable camera settings. It has 3 inches LCD screen and it capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards.

It also includes built in flash which is not shown outside. It’s available in blue and silver colors with a price tag of $ 70.

Kodak Easyshare C143Kodak Easyshare C143 Digital Camera

Kodak Easyshare C143 is one of the cheapest digital camera available in the market. This camera can take good pictures at 12 megapixel and 3x optical zoom lens. It’s powered with AA batteries.

It has got 3 inches LCD screen to view or preview photos and it provides one touch email upload, Kodak Gallery, YouTube, Facebook, Orkut and Flickr site.

The Kodak Easyshare C143 is available in Blue, Green and silver colors. It’s priced at $ 60 from the various online stores like Amazon and flipkart.

Kodak Easyshare C195 Digital CameraKodak Easyshare C195 Digital Camera

Kodak Easyshare C195 is a digital camera with 10 mega pixel effecting camera quality. It provides 10 X optical zoom and it comes with optical image stabilizations. It has got 2.5 inches LCD screen and a 35 mm equivalent lens focal length. It includes a built in flash.

Kodak Easyshare C195 uses Kodak in camera Smart Capture image processing technology. It’s powered by two AA sized cells. It comes with 32 MB of internal memory and a conventional SD/ SDHC memory card slot.

Kodak Easyshare C195 digital camera is available in various colors to choose from Black, Blue and Red. It’s priced at $ 250 on various online stores.

Kodak Easyshare Z990Kodak Easyshare Z990 Digital Camera

For camera lovers, Kodak EasyShare Max Z990 would be a straight pick. It has BSI CMOS sensor and the effective camera pixel is 12 mega pixel with 4000 x 3000 pixel resolution. It’s possible to have 30 X SCHNEIDER-KREUZNACH VARIOGON Optical Zoom Lens and 5X advanced digital zoom.

It has got 3 inches TFT color LCD screen with smart display feature. 128 MB of internal memory is available for use and there is expansion provided for SD/SDHC cards. With various auto focus options from multi-zone, center-zone, selectable (25 zones), face priority, this camera is at its best.

The video recording at 1080p is easily possible at 30 fps video frames. It’s powered by 4 AA Ni MH batteries and it weighs 1.3 lbs. It’s priced in the range of $ 330 or so.

Kodak EasyShare M590 Digital CameraKodak EasyShare M590 Digital Camera

Kodak EasyShare M590 is an amazing good quality digital camera by Kodak. It has got 14 mega pixel camera to take high quality of pictures. It provides the option of one click button upload to email, Kodak Gallery, YouTube, Facebook, Flickr, Orkut and other social networking sites.

As usual with Kodak mid-range and higher models, it comes with Kodak Smart Capture and Kodak Face Recognition feature. It has got 5X optical zoom with image stabilization feature.

The Kodak EasyShare M590 is available in Blue, Purple, Red and Silver colors outer body. Its priced at $ 100 at various online shopping sites.

Kodak Easyshare M530 Digital CameraKodak Easyshare M530 Digital Camera

Kodak Easyshare M530 is an impressive ultra-compact camera with 12 mega pixel image quality. It provides 3 x wide angle optical zoom and the 2.7 inches color LCD make it easy to view photos, organize them.

It supports various shooting modes and includes auto flash. It comes with red eye reduction technology and provides 1080p video recording at 30 fps. The maximum resolution possible is 640 x 480 pixels. It also includes two AA sized Lithium ion rechargeable batteries and the camera weights 130 grams.

It has a memory card slot with SD/SDHC cards can be supported up till 8 GB in size.

Kodak Easyshare M580 Digital CameraKodak Easyshare M580 Digital Camera

Kodak Easyshare M580 is a digital camera launched by Kodak. It has got 14 mega pixel camera resolutions with stunning prints of up to 30 x 40 inches. The 8 X optical zoom, 28 mm wide angle lens and 3 inches LCD screen with Kodak Color Science technology. It comes with Kodak Smart Capture feature and it has got SD/SDHC memory card slot to extend the memory of this camera with direct SD card video and picture saving options.

Kodak Easyshare M580 is priced at $ 110 and it’s available at various online shopping sites.

Kodak EasyShare Sport C123Kodak EasyShare Sport C123 Digital Camera

The Kodak EasyShare Sport C123 is a trendy digital camera with sports look. It’s a waterproof digital camera with 12 mega pixel camera quality. It has got 2.4 inches LCD screen and it’s available in lovely blue, red and gray colors. It’s the world’s only digital camera with 3 step sharing option to many social networking sites.

It feature Kodak’s latest technology of smart capture, face detection, red eye reduction and can take images with good quality. The biggest advantages in this camera come in the form of waterproof.

The Kodak EasyShare Sport C123 is priced at $ 80 online and it’s available at various online shopping sites like Amazon and eBay.

Kodak EasyShare Max Z990 Digital CameraKodak EasyShare Max Z990 Digital Camera

Kodak EasyShare Max Z990 digital camera by Kodak is a mid-range model. It has got 12 mega pixel BSI CMOS camera quality with possibility of 30 x optical zoom with optical image stabilization. It has got 3 inches HVGA LCD screen.

The Kodak EasyShare Max Z990 digital camera is priced at $ 250 and it’s available at various online shopping like Amazon and eBay.

Kodak EasyShare Z915 Digital CameraKodak EasyShare Z915 Digital Camera

Kodak EasyShare Z915 digital camera with 10 mega pixel effective camera resolution. It provides 10 x optical zoom with image stabilization.

The Kodak EasyShare Z915 has got 2.5 inches LCD screen which provides you to view the preview of photos and other media.

The Kodak EasyShare Max Z915 digital camera is priced at $ 250 and its available at various online shopping like Amazon and eBay.

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