Showing posts with label Kodak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kodak. Show all posts

Saturday, July 12, 2008

Kodak EASYSHARE Z1015 IS Digital Camera With 10 Megapixel Shooter




The new Kodak EASYSHARE Z1015 IS Digital Camera allows you to zoom on far away images to take the perfect picture. Available in September for $349.95 -- Here are some of its features

15X SCHNEIDER-KREUZNACH VARIOGON Optical Zoom Lens with image stabilization with image stabilization, automatic adjustment of camera settings based upon a scene and an ISO setting of up to 6,400. That's a 10-megapixel shooter.

Other features of this new Kodak Z-Series digital camera include a “click-to-capture” speed of less than 0.22 seconds and advanced settings such as program, aperture and shutter priority, as well as full manual mode (PASM).

  • 28 mm wide-angle lens
  • Smart Capture feature
  • Best-in-class* click-to-capture speed (<>
  • High ISO (up to 6400**)
  • HD pictures and videos and optional KODAK EASYSHARE HDTV Dock

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

MOTOZINE ZN5 - Motorola's First Kodak 5-megapixel Camera Phone




In partnership with Kodak, Motorola just unveiled its first 5-megapixel camera phone, the MOTOZINE ZN5.

The camera auto-focuses faster than other camera phones. Special algorithms reduce noise, and Kodak's "Perfect Touch" software fixes exposure problems. A special playback button on the keypad lights up in camera mode, giving you one-touch access to reviewing your images. You can also upload them to the Net with one button press, or play them on a TV through the TV-out jack.

Here are some of the Motozine ZN5 feature:

  • dimensions are 4.7" x 2" x 0.63"
  • 4 ounces
  • music and video players
  • 3.5-mm headset jack
  • FM radio
  • Bluetooth stereo audio
Here are some qualities of the camera phone. Of course being partners with Kodak does have its advantages:
  • panorama mode that automatically takes shots and stitches them together as you move the camera sideways with your hand
  • 320x240 movie-recording mode
  • 350MB of onboard memory, or on a MicroSD card up to 4GB in size
  • no optical zoom because the optics involved are too fragile and expensive for this initial product