Kodak Digital Camera CX7430 1.1 - The EASYSHARE CX7430 combines fully automatic point-and-shoot simplicity, with the ability to explore your more creative side by using one of the nine scene and color modes. Users can also grasp more control over the exposure process by adjusting settings for exposure metering, ISO, white balance and focus zones. The CX7430 features a 4-megapixel imager coupled with Kodaks Retinar aspheric all-glass 3X optical zoom lens. The new KODAK Color Science image processing chip, allows the CX7430 to produce vibrant prints up to 20 x 30 inches. Users can quickly select pictures for printing and e-mail... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera CX7430 1.01 - The EASYSHARE CX7430 combines fully automatic point-and-shoot simplicity, with the ability to explore your more creative side by using one of the nine scene and color modes. Users can also grasp more control over the exposure process by adjusting settings for exposure metering, ISO, white balance and focus zones. The CX7430 features a 4-megapixel imager coupled with Kodaks Retinar aspheric all-glass 3X optical zoom lens. The new KODAK Color Science image processing chip, allows the CX7430 to produce vibrant prints up to 20 x 30 inches. Users can quickly select pictures for printing and e-mail... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera CX4230 1.0500 - he easy-to-use point and shoot Kodak CX4230 offers 2.0 megapixels of image resolution with 3X optical zoom lens, and is ideal for great prints up to 8" x 10". The CX4230 makes sharing pictures one-touch easy with the on-camera "share" button, which allows users to tag pictures for easy printing, e-mailing or as favorites right on the cameras LCD display.With the "share" button, print tagging is as simple as choosing the picture and selecting the number of prints required. When the cameras are placed in the Kodak EasyShare camera dock and pictures are transferred, the Kodak EasyShare software... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera DX6340 1.1 - Key Features Image Sensor Type CCD Resolution 3.3 Megapixel Optical Zoom 4x Camera Type Standard Point and Shoot Lens Interchangeable Lens Without Interchangeable Lens Optical Zoom 4x 35mm Zoom Lens 36 - 144 mm Digital Zoom 3.5x Focus Type Autofocus Focus Range 19.2 in. to Infinity (w) / 30 in. to Infinity (t) Macro Focus Range 3.9 - 19.2 in. (w) / 9.8 - 33.5 in. (t) Image Quality Resolution 3.3 Megapixel Resolutions 2032 x 1524 Video Video Resolutions 320 x 240 (QVGA) Video Speed 15 fps Max Movie Length Without Limit (Depends on the camera free memory size) ... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera DC210 1.51 - Kodak has long been a leader in digital imaging, having created some of the very first all-digital cameras as long ago as 1991. At the time of this writing (January, 1998), their DC210 topped the broadest line of point and shoot digital cameras in the market, with nearly a million "real" pixels on the CCD, truly impressive picture quality, excellent optics, and a form factor more closely resembling conventional point and shoot cameras than did earlier Kodak "brick" models, such as the DC50 and DC120.With deep roots in conventional photography, Kodak seems to have a clear sense that what... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera DC50 1.22 - This was basically a point-and-shoot camera with a built-in flash, auto-exposure, 3:1 zoom lens and a macro setting. The flash could be set to fire when there wasnt enough light, all the time, or could be turned off completely. Focusing was automatic down to a couple of feet, or on the macro setting was fixed at 18 inches. There was limited control of the auto-exposure via the LCD control panel at the rear of the camera. The image size was 756 x 504 pixels 24-bits deep with a nominal resolution of 144 dots per inch. There are sample images available....A limited edition of PhotoEnhancer was... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera DC 220 1.06 - Heres a great combination in a digital camera: simplicity, megapixel image quality, and the power to improve your efficiency and turnaround time.Megapixel technology-thats one million (1152 x 864) pixels-delivers enough detail for photo-realistic 5" x 7" images. You can get as close as 8" in close-up mode - perfect for capturing small products, spare parts, crafts and collectibles.The DC220 features time lapse and multi-picture burst that captures details a still camera might miss. Its a great way to stop live action or document a process. The DC220 Zoom Camera features an optical quality... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera CX6330 1.03 - The Kodak EasyShare CX6330 is one of the latest in a long series of cameras that live up to their "EasyShare" name, being among the simplest to use of any cameras on the market, while at the same time delivering good-looking photos.The 3.1 megapixel Kodak CX6330 is a trimmed-down sibling to the 3.1 megapixel DX6340, the CX6330 having a shorter 3x zoom lens vs the DX6340s 4x optics, as well as a few less features. The EasyShare CX6330 takes excellent photos though, at a very reasonable price, and with a simple-to-use user interface that supports the EasyShare designation.

Kodak Digital Camera DX7590 1.01 - Almost a year after Kodak announced its first 10x zoom camera, the DX6490, in August this year it announced its new flagship digital camera and second 10x zoom model, the 5 megapixel EasyShare DX7590. The SLR-styled camera boasts a Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon 38-380mm lens which can reach its optimum zoom in two seconds.The new model offers just one million more pixels than the EasyShare DX6490. The DX7590 combines fully manual operation with point and shoot ease of use, and is aimed at both beginners and enthusiasts. It offers 16 program modes, as well as a 2.2-inch LCD screen and EVF. Lets... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera DC 4800 1.04 - The DC4800 is Kodaks first 3-megapixel consumer digital camera. In terms of design, its something of a departure from Kodaks earlier digital models and more of a return to the look and feel of a traditional film camera. In its default setting, the camera is as easy to use as a point-and-shoot, but numerous manual controls are available for the more advanced user.Like most other 3-megapixel cameras, the Kodak features a 3x optical zoom lens plus a 2x digital zoom. Images are stored as JPEG or TIFF files on standard Type I CompactFlash cards, and the camera is powered by a rechargeable... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera DX6340 1.10 - Key Features Image Sensor Type CCD Resolution 3.3 Megapixel Optical Zoom 4x Camera Type Standard Point and Shoot Lens Interchangeable Lens Without Interchangeable Lens Optical Zoom 4x 35mm Zoom Lens 36 - 144 mm Digital Zoom 3.5x Focus Type Autofocus Focus Range 19.2 in. to Infinity (w) / 30 in. to Infinity (t) Macro Focus Range 3.9 - 19.2 in. (w) / 9.8 - 33.5 in. (t) Image Quality Resolution 3.3 Megapixel Resolutions 2032 x 1524 Video Video Resolutions 320 x 240 (QVGA) Video Speed 15 fps Max Movie Length Without Limit (Depends on the camera free memory size) ... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera DX-7590 1.01 - Almost a year after Kodak announced its first 10x zoom camera, the DX6490, in August this year it announced its new flagship digital camera and second 10x zoom model, the 5 megapixel EasyShare DX7590. The SLR-styled camera boasts a Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon 38-380mm lens which can reach its optimum zoom in two seconds.The new model offers just one million more pixels than the EasyShare DX6490. The DX7590 combines fully manual operation with point and shoot ease of use, and is aimed at both beginners and enthusiasts. It offers 16 program modes, as well as a 2.2-inch LCD screen and EVF. Lets... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera DX-3700 1.110 - The KODAK EasyShare DX3700 is a great "starter" camera for those who are just getting into digital photography. Its 3-megapixel CCD (2160 x 1440 picture resolution) will yield photo-quality prints up to 11" x 14". A 3X digital zoom feature lets you get closer to the fun.Picture-taking made simple - all you have to do is press a button. Thats how easy it is. And whats even easier is how quickly youll be able to capture your favorite moments. With 8MB of internal memory its ready to go right out of the box. The MultiMedia Card/Secure Digital memory card (MMC/SD) expansion slot allows you to... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera LS443 1.03 - The LS443 Zoom is the flagship model in Kodaks 2002 EasyShare line of digital cameras. It combines form and function with its sleek and stylish design, professional quality Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon 3x optical zoom lens and 4.0 Megapixel resolution, producing images up to 2448 x 1632 pixels. Continuing its tradition of quality and innovation, Kodak has teamed up with Schneider-Kreuznach, the German producer of the worlds highest-quality professional lenses. Together, the companies developed the Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon lens used by the LS443. The precision engineered 3X optical lens,... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera DX-3500 1.01 - The Kodak DX3500 priced at $299.95 is the first of two new models in Kodak’s line of EasyShare compatible digital cameras. The 2.2-megapixel (1800x1200) resolution is suitable for everything from e-mailing to printing 8 x 10-inch photos. The DX3500 features a 38mm (35mm equivalent) lens with 3X digital zoom, auto white balance, dedicated macro mode and Texas Instruments first fully programmable DSP-based processor designed exclusively for digital imaging applications. The DX3500 has 8MB of internal memory to store up to 48 pictures without need of a memory card. To capture more pictures there... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera DC-240 1.08 - Kodak has long been a "power player" in the world of digital cameras, but for some time now has had a noticeable gap in their product lineup, with inexpensive, easy to use consumer models at one end of the range (the DC200 and DC210 Plus), and powerful prosumer units with scripting and a host of advanced features at the high end (the DC260).Thus, Kodaks lineup has jumped from 1.0 to 1.6 megapixels, but has left the popular 1.3 megapixel resolution level uncovered. Until now, that is: Kodak has now developed the DC240 digital camera, combining a 1.3 megapixel sensor, 3x autofocus optical zoom... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera DC240 1.08 - Kodak has long been a "power player" in the world of digital cameras, but for some time now has had a noticeable gap in their product lineup, with inexpensive, easy to use consumer models at one end of the range (the DC200 and DC210 Plus), and powerful prosumer units with scripting and a host of advanced features at the high end (the DC260).Thus, Kodaks lineup has jumped from 1.0 to 1.6 megapixels, but has left the popular 1.3 megapixel resolution level uncovered. Until now, that is: Kodak has now developed the DC240 digital camera, combining a 1.3 megapixel sensor, 3x autofocus optical zoom... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera DC 215 5.00 - The DC215 Zoom is Kodaks most compact, megapixel digital camera with a 2X (29-58mm) optical zoom lens. It creates 1152 x 864 pixel images and stores them in one of three levels (Good, Better, Best) of JPEG compression. Its megapixel images create photo-realistic prints up to 5x7" on todays printers. For email or web page use you can capture your images in the smaller, 640 x 480 pixel format. Regardless of which model you choose the camera is housed in a highly durable aluminum body, comes with four alkaline batteries, a serial cable, a video cable, Adobe PhotoDeluxe 3.0 Home Edition, ArcSoft... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera DC215 5.0 - The DC215 Zoom is Kodaks most compact, megapixel digital camera with a 2X (29-58mm) optical zoom lens. It creates 1152 x 864 pixel images and stores them in one of three levels (Good, Better, Best) of JPEG compression. Its megapixel images create photo-realistic prints up to 5x7" on todays printers. For email or web page use you can capture your images in the smaller, 640 x 480 pixel format. Regardless of which model you choose the camera is housed in a highly durable aluminum body, comes with four alkaline batteries, a serial cable, a video cable, Adobe PhotoDeluxe 3.0 Home Edition, ArcSoft... Далее...

Kodak Digital Camera DC40 2.14 - The MME School has a Kodak DC40 Digital camera for students to add graphics to their presentations. The camera may be checked out from Michael Shook in ETRL 203.Most of the images of the MME School on our web pages were taken with this camera.