Digital Cameras Cheap - Customer reviews - Kodak EasyShare Z1012 10.1MP Digital Camera with 12x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom

Manufacturer: Kodak

List Price: $249.95
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Average Customer Rating: -

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Name: M.N.
Location: Newark, NJ USA
Date: 2008-11-24
Customer Rating: -

Summary: It's pretty good!
Comment: I just received this camera about a week ago, so I haven't gotten a chance to totaly mess around with all of the cameras functions. The picture quality is great, but I have noticed that when I upload my photos onto my pc, on some photos the corners are dark. I'm wondering if anyone else has had the same issue with it. Utherwise I really like the camera.

Name: TriggzBb
Location:
Date: 2008-10-17
Customer Rating: -

Summary: The Best Point & Shoot Super Zoom out there!
Comment: Pros:
Very good image quality. Short next-shot & 1st-shot delay. Dynamic range, ISO with best quality of 800. Versatile manual control & manual focus & can zoom optically when recording video. Easy to use

Cons:
AA lithium battery only last a day,The lens cap

Review:
Produces images with excellent sharpness, although I did notice some slight noise. Sony cyber shot DSC-H10 can't match the performance of this camera, & most of all the Price. I highly recommend it!

Name: Manny Casanova
Location:
Date: 2008-11-03
Customer Rating: -

Summary: Nice bridge camera
Comment: This is my second Kodak camera in the last six months (the previous one was a V803). Since a real DSLR is out of my budget at the moment I got this one as a transition step. Most of my experience has been from point a shot cameras so this is my first encounter with PASM modes. To be fair, the camera performs as expected. I do not like smart modes since they get the "Perfect Touch" automaticaly applied and also tends to select higher ISO values wich results in a bit noisy pictures. In the positive side, smart capture mode has a function to track your subject once it gets focused that is realy nice and handy. Scene modes are more than enough for casual, family and landscape photos. If you are looking for an affordable way to get yourself into the aperture/shutter speed concerns then this camera is a sure bet for learning it without losing the point and shot simplicity. What I really miss in this camera is the ability to save photos in raw format (Z1015 IS does it already, although I don't know how good it's at it), KODAK should consider to offer that functionality to Z1012 owners (even it they charge them for that I'd take it). Picture quality is very good, especialy in well lit conditions. I don't give it a five stars because of the annoying wasted time with the "proccesing" message that freeze the camera from time to time. I honest want to make clear that am not a professional so I might be not 100 percent accurate but I positively recommend this one to everyone.

Name: Dillon Joseph Shearer
Location: Brusly, LA
Date: 2008-12-01
Customer Rating: -

Summary: Great Camera - Eats Batteries
Comment: Picture quality is very good. Auto focus does great on still objects, but is a little slow on randomly moving objects.
Video feature is top notch
Batteries have not lasted long at all. I have ordered the Kodak rechargable battery suggested.

Name: M. Rodriguez
Location: Santa Fe, NM
Date: 2008-10-01
Customer Rating: -

Summary: Great camera
Comment: THis camera is very sophisticated yet simple to use for the amateur photographer. Kodak rates along with Nikon and Canon and other name brands.

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