Kodak Introduces Kodak EasyShare V570
The First Ever Dual-Lens Digital Still Camera |
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Written by OpenDP
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Tuesday, 17 January 2006 |
 Kodak EasyShare V570
The camera itself is less than an inch thick and even so boasts 5 megapixels and 5x optical zoom, ideal for any kind of photography, from close-up and portraits to scenic and group shots. Compact and stylish, the V570’s Schneider-Kreuznach C-Variogon prism lenses stay safely tucked within the camera body
Benefits and features:
• LCD screen has great clarity and large 2.5" size.
• Presets include 23 scene modes and three color modes for quick and easy shooting.
• On-camera cropping and photo rotation features give photographers more flexibility right away.
• Intuitive settings on camera facilitate red-eye reduction, blur correction, etc.
• The KODAK Color Science image processing chip contributes toward vibrant colors, accurate skin tones and ultimate precision across the board.
• In-camera panorama stitching setting merges three different pictures into a single panoramic photograph.
• Video functionality allows users to record in TV-quality video with internal image stabilization. The camera captures up to 30 frames per second and can save any frame in the footage as a still photo.
• Internal memory (32MB) and convenient SD memory cards mean any photographer will be ready to go at the drop of a hat.
The Kodak EasyShare V570 is expected to retail at $399, becoming available toward the end of January 2006.
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