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Abstract: The Kodak EasyShare Z712 IS zoom digital camera is a sleek, easy to operate digital camera that has a lot of great features. Kodak EasyShare Z712 ISFeaturesThe EasyShare has a little of something for everyone. It comes with a high resolution 2.5 in. (...
Abstract: Overall, as one of the smallest cameras with a 12X optical zoom, the Kodak Easyshare Z712 IS does not perform so badly. Image quality is decent for small prints or web-use and the camera shows good handling. On the other hand, most cameras in its clas...
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Abstract: Anyone looking for a super-zoom camera is rather spoilt for choice at the moment. There are so many good ones that it's very difficult to choose between them. When there are cameras like the Fuji FInePix S5700 , Panasonic Lumix FZ8 , Olympus 550UZ and the...
Good image quality, Excellent colour rendition, Very good 12X optical zoom, Effective image stabilization, Advanced modes and scene modes, Low noise up to 200 ISO
Fine image quality compression a touch too strong, Average resolution LCD screen, No diopter correction for the EVF, Occasionally inaccurate focus indicator
Kodak has managed to squeeze a stabilized 12X optical zoom into the compact and square body of the EasyShare Z712 IS, a model that also offers a 7.1 megapixel image and both an electronic viewfinder and a 2.5-inch LCD monitor.The body of the Z712 IS is...
All plastic body.
-Narrow aperture range.
-Poorly located zoom control button.
In the increasingly crowded high-zoom, SLR-like digital camera market, consumers are faced with many options. These cameras offer the feel of an SLR in a smaller size with many automatic options. Some manufacturers are offering solid examples and are a...
Abstract: Kodak Easyshare This 7.1 megapixel camera has a Schneider 36-432 mm (film equivalent) zoom lens. The lens is optically image stabilised. Construction is of a smooth plastic outer shell and - in size, feel and appearance - and is be...
This camera is really responsive, unlike its Kodak super zoom predecessors. Shutter lag is almost imperceptible and tracking moving subjects is now a doddle. The speed of the auto focus is remarkable. It seems that many of the problems associated with ...
The default settings for colour saturation and sharpness are absurdly high. Left on Normal the camera will produce bleeding reds and yellows with loss of fine detail, and the over-sharpened images will have ugly moire patterns in areas of fine detail s...
Once we had cranked down saturation and sharpness we enjoyed using this camera. With 7.4mp on a small sensor we expected noise to be a problem, but at ISO400 the pictures look as though they have been taken with film of the same speed. Noise is tight a...
Simple and intuitive to use, 12x optical zoom, Optical image stabilisation, Runs on standard AA batteries
Unremarkable looks, All-plastic body, Noisy images at ISO 800 and ISO 1600
The Kodak EasyShare Z712 IS gives far more than it takes, producing quality digital photos without the learning curve. It is a great-value purchase for both the casual and the creative photographer, even if its average looks fail to distinguish it fro...
