Kodak EasyShare Z1275 Digital Camera Reviews

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After 10 months of use with this camera, it stopped working. I submitted it for repair by Kodak at which time they told me it was void of warranty because of corrosion inside the camera. I asked for more details, they told me it had water damage. from Amazon.com I purchased a Kodak Z1275 camera just over a year ago and have had nothing but problems with it. I thought at first that it was just using batteries quickly (2 new with EVERY use) but this is a defect that the company is not willing to discuss. from Amazon.com The batteries would only last an hour or two. We bought rechargables and they get sucked dry in no time too by the camera but at least we don't have to throw them out. I have other Kodak Cameras that do not have this problem. I would not recommend this camera model based on the battery problem I have experienced. from Amazon.com I've owned one for two years and had no problems whatsoever, and this Christmas I found one via Amazon for our son for Christmas. He is equally pleased with his. (The actual Z1275 is discontinued, but you can still find a few around online, or the Z1285.) Understandably, the pros can find lots of features inadequate because they are pros and require the very best, but the average to excellent amateur shutterbug will love the Z1275. The generous 12 megapixels will print a superb 8x10, or you have ample pixels to play with when you crop down to a headshot. from Amazon.com Nice product. Works as promised. Zoom excellent. Simply use as point and shoot or it has many many features for the more advanced user. from Amazon.com This is my 2nd Kodak Digital Camera. I liked the 1st, used it for 3 years, and was induced to move to the new camera for its superior MP rating (12MP vs. from Amazon.com 4. You can't set the camera to take pictures in black and white. I liked that feature on my old Kodak. 5. from Amazon.com I also own a Rebel XT. I expected there to be some variance between a $100 point and shoot and a $1000 digital SLR but some people claim to be getting great shots out of this. Either they're blind, paid by Kodak or they really did get a great camera. I'd be inclined to think the latter but that certainly wasn't my experience. from Amazon.com The "telephoto" lens was completely loose. The man at the camera repair store told me that it would cost as much as a new one to fix. He also said never to buy a Kodak- his customers have had a lot of problems with them: they break easily and are constructed poorly. Please learn from my mistake! from Amazon.com in low iso conditions the camera excelled beyond expectations. I highly reccommend this camera to anyone wanting a quality shot and extra "ummph" to their pictures. The kodak definitely exceeded her fujifilm as well. i would upload pictur4es but dont have the time but their gorgeous. from Amazon.com

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Taking the hard work out of taking pictures, the Kodak EasyShare Z1275 has an exclusive Color Science Chip embedded in it. The chip uses advanced algorithms to determine the perfect exposure for every photo, leaving you with natural images and rich colors. And the photos taken on the 12 megapixel sensor have enough detail that you can print images as large as 30x40” without sacrificing photo quality. If that wasn’t enough, the Kodak EasyShare Z1275 features a 5x optical zoom Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon lens, and can take movies at HD resolutions. There really is little this camera can’t do.

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Released	over 2 years ago
Resolution	12.4 Megapixel
Interchangeable Lens	Not Interchangeable Lenses
Aperture Range	f2.8/f5.1 (w/t)
Shutter Speed	1/2 - 1/2000 sec
35mm Zoom Lens	37 - 175 mm
Battery Type	2 x AA Batteries
Built-in Memory Size	64 MB
Camera Type	Standard Point and Shoot
Depth	1.2 in.
Digital Zoom	5x
Exterior Color	Black
Family Line	Kodak EasyShare
Flash Type	Built-In
Focus Range	24 in. to Infinity (w) / 36 in. to Infinity (t)
Focus Type	Autofocus & Manual Focus
Frames Per Second	1.7 Frames
Height	2.5 in.
Image Sensor Type	CCD
Included Accessories	Software
Interface Type	USB 2.0
LCD Panel	With LCD Panel
LCD Panel Size	2.5 in.
LCD Protected Position	Without LCD Protected Position
LCD Screen	With LCD Screen
LCD Screen Resolution	115,000 pixels
LCD Screen Size	2.5 in.
MPN	EASYSHARE-Z1275
Macro Focus Range	7.9 - 27.56 in. (w) / 19.2 - 39.6 in. (t)
Max Movie Length	Without Limit (Depends on the camera free memory size)
Megapixels	12.4 Megapixel
Optical Zoom	5x
Self Timer	2 Sec.
Tripod Mount	With Tripod Mount
UPC	041771679101
Video Interface	Video Out
Video Speed	30 fps
Viewfinder	Without Viewfinder
Warranty	1 Year
Weight	0.36 lb.
Width	3.5 in.

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