Kodak EasyShare Z612

Résumé : The latest high zoom camera from Kodak offers plenty of controls, sleek styling, and of course a 12X zoom. But are its pictures too close for comfort?

Points forts : 12X optical zoom ; sleek design ; optical image stabilization

Points faibles : Artifacts appear on many pictures ; body made of plastic instead of metal

Conclusion : The Kodak EasyShare Z612 offers a mix of advanced features and ease of use. If you're looking to step up from a basic point and shoot, but aren't ready for a DSLR, the Z612 is a good option.

Résumé : The superzoom Kodak EasyShare Z612 has style and plenty of features, but its image quality leaves something to be desired

Points forts : 12x optical zoom ; full manual exposure controls ; optical image stabilisation

Points faibles : Noticeable fringing and image artefacts ; ISO 800 not available at full resolution ; no manual white balance

Points forts : 12X optical zoom ; full manual exposure controls ; optical image stabilization

Points faibles : Noticeable fringing and image artifacts ; ISO 800 not available at full resolution ; no manual white balance

Conclusion : The superzoom Kodak EasyShare Z612 has style and plenty of features, but its image quality leaves a bit to be desired.

Résumé : Kodak's 6.1-megapixel EasyShare Z612 looks like a Lilliputian SLR. But as with the crafty little people in Jonathan Swift's novel, there's more to it than meets the eye, some of which should be approached with caution. Like most superzooms, it uses an ...

Résumé : The Kodak EasyShare Z612 is another 6 megapixel digital camera to be announced today - the difference with it when compared to the others is it's 12x Optical Zoom Schneider-Keuznach Variogon lens. It also features a 2.5inch LCD Display. The Z612 has a ...

Conclusion : The Z612 has a variety of on camera editing, including cropping, live-histogram, and auto-image enhancing. It also has burst flash and flash compensation for optimal indoord shooting