Testseek.com have collected 15 expert reviews of the Kodak EasyShare Z710 and the average rating is 62%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Kodak EasyShare Z710.
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15 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Can be used manually or automatically, Large grip that fits comfortably, Video length up to 80 minutes, Optical and digital zooms, Many features, Mode descriptions on screen, Easy to use, Cheap, yet powerful
Not the greatest video quality
Overall this camera has a lot of features for many people. I dont think that this camera was designed for the professional nor I do believe that it was designed for the casual picture taker. I think this camera was designed for pretty much anyone. Fo...
Abstract: This looks rather like a 35mm offering and it has functionality. It is very useable as a basic digital camera coming with internal memory but it can support an SD card.
Abstract: Part of Kodaks bridge camera range the Z710 has a huge 10X zoom lens and plenty of great features. Theres an eyepiece viewfinder as well as an LCD screen all in a very compact body. FeaturesThe “Z” range from Kodak is their “high zoom&rd...
Abstract: Back in September I reviewed the Kodak EasyShare Z650 , a reasonably priced 6.1-megapixel superzoom snapshot camera. I was fairly impressed by its handling and image quality, and although it had some fairly serious flaws, such as slow performance, no imag...
The Kodak Easyshare Z710 is a camera that tries to appeal to both beginners and more experienced photographers, but ultimately it doesnt really satisfy either user-group. Its stylish shiny silver looks will appeal to the general consumer and put off ...
Love the 10x lens. Looks like an SLR, feels like an SLR... it is an SLR!
Rear 5.1 cm LCD screen a bit small.
If you figure you want to shoot lots of nice, sharp shots using the telephoto end of the zoom we suggest you lock the camera into infinity focus for those occasions to deter the auto focus system from hunting. Then youll love the Z710.From our tests...
It's not hard to guess into which category a 10x super-zoom tipping the scales at under £200 might fall.Despite its pocket money price point, the Z710 looks surprisingly classy clad in its matt silver plastic housing and boasting an effective rubberise...
Long lens lacks stabilisation, Fiddly joystick, Image quality
Some cameras are built up to reach a certain quality; others are built down to reach a certain price. Its not hard to guess into which category a 10x super-zoom tipping the scales at under £200 might fall. Despite its pocket money price point, the Z71...
