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Kodak EasyShare Z1012 10.1MP Digital Camera with 12x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom
Studio : Kodak
by Kodak
Brand : Kodak
Model : 1324748
Display Size : 2.5
Minimum Focal Length : 33
Maximum Focal Length : 396
Publisher : Kodak
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Color : Clack
EAN : 0041771324742
UPC : 041771324742
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 61 reviews)
List Price : $249.95
Our Price : $244.99
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10.1-megapixel resolution for prints up to 30 x 40 inches
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12x optical zoom with optical image stabilization
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2.5-inch LCD screen
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Enhanced click-to-capture speed (0.14 sec) and auto-focus accuracy; Smart capture mode
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Capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)
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It only looks serious. The Z1012 is pure fun to use. Though it appears like an SLR camera, the Kodak Easyshare 1012IS sports a long 12x optical zoom with its 33-396 mm (35 mm equiv.) f/2.8-4.8 SCHNEIDER-KREUZNACH VARIOGON Lens. So even though you can't change lenses, the focal length means you don't have to. 10.1-megapixel resolution captures still images at up to 3672?2748 for exquisite detail. Want to take movies? Kodak's Easyshare 1012IS does that too (even in high-definition) at resolutions of HD (1280 ? 720) at 30 fps; VGA (640 ? 480) at 30 fps; QVGA (320 ? 240) at 30 fps - with Quicktime and MP4 compression for stereo sound in HD mode. It's simple to use with lots of automatic settings. Want to be creative? There are manual and semi-automatic modes too. Optical image stabilization helps keep images blur free. Get ready for some great shooting and even better results with the EasyShare Z1012IS. 2.5 TFT LCD File management on camera - delete, undo delete, copy, protect, text tagging 32 MB internal memory available, SDHC SD card expansion slot Optical image stabilizer Face detection technology Panorama stitch mode KODAK PERFECT TOUCH Software PC and Mac compatible ISO sensitivity auto, 64, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200 (6400 @ 3 megapixel mode only) Unit Dimensions W ? H ? D - 108.5 ? 74.2 ? 76.6 mm; Weight - 325 g |
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Great camera - wonderful pictures! |
First, let me tell you my one and only problem. In low lighting, the flash automatically turns itself off. However, if there is even the slightest light (i.e. a candle or distant streetlight), the flash doesn't work, producing a bad picture. Does anyone know a way around the automatic flash? Is there a way that I can make the flash stay on no matter what?
Other than that, this camera is wonderful. I bought it at Walmart after debating on another cheap camera or spending good money on a nice one. I'm glad I made the decision I did! The lithium batteries that are required are a tad bit expensive, but have a good battery life, so that's okay. The video function works well - it doesn't replace a camcorder by any means, but it does what I need it to do. The HD videos look great, even after YouTube's compression!
Also, as previously stated, an 8GB card does cause a bit of lag in the processing, and it seems to lag the camera by about 10 seconds when turning it on, but I can live with that. However, if you need quick access, I reccommend using a 2gb card.
If anyone could let me know about the flash issue, that'd be great. :)
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okay, but not great |
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I bought this camera so I could take detailed macro photos of my design work. And for that it works well. And for taking photos of my kid it works well (scene settings like "sport" and "children" are nice). My only gripe about his camera is the flimsy lens cap and view finder piece. The lens cap broke off from the strap so now when it falls off (which is often) I'm afraid I'll lose it forever. And somehow my kid managed to pull the cushioned viewfinder piece right off and I can't get it back on for the life of me. And both of these issues happened with what I call light use so just be aware of this when buying. This was my first Kodak camera and I probably would not buy another in the future. I kinda wish I had spent a bit more money for a Canon or Nikon. |
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I'm returning this camera |
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Do not buy this camera. I spent some time reviewing the product and should have paid attention to the issues with the battery life. I have gone through sooooo many batteries, that this camera is becomming too expensive. I can only get about ten shots per set of batteries. If you are carrying any extra batteries to a soccer game, there is something wrong. I am now searching for a new camera! |
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WOW- This camera rocks |
I ourchased this camera earlier this year. I wanted to try it out in different situations before I write my review. All I can say is WOW! This camera is the best digital camera that I have owned. I use smart capture almost all the time, and all pictures come out amazing.
What I like about the camera
1) The Zoom- I love the zoom on this camera. It is what drew me to buying this camera
2) Picture quality- amazing
3) 2 viewfinders- I love having two viewfinders so I can use the eye-level one when there is too much reflection on the LCD
4) Ease of use- I find this camera very easy to use
I did not like the fact that this camera came with a one use battery. I bought a Kodak rechargeable battery when I bought my camera. Other than that, I love everything about this camera.
If you are in the market for a new camera, I highly recommend this one. |
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On/Off Switch Doesn't Work |
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I've been looking forward to experimenting with photography with this camera and received it for Christmas yesterday. After taking a few pictures, it shut off. The battery that it came with was bad, so I put new lithium batteries in it and it would only turn on if I put the dial on "sports mode". I took a couple of pictures before it shut off again. The on/off switch is odd. It stays in the "On" position regardless of whether it's on or not. When I move the switch, it turns on and immediately back off. I'll be taking it back. Does anyone have any recommendations for a higher pixel camera with high zoom? |
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