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Technical Details
- 6-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints- 2.8-inch LCD display; 10x image-stabilized optical zoom
- Video capture at 30 frames per second VGA (MPEG 4 compression)
- Bluetooth enabled, allowing for wireless photo transfer (with compatible devices) from up to 30 feet away
- Stores images on SD memory cards (includes 32 MB internal memory); powered by Lithium-ion battery
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By fiddler (02138)
I love this camera and use it for a back up. Takes fine photos. One really nice feature is that there is no lens that zooms out when you turn it on. 6mp is also a size easier to manipulate for many purposes, except giant blow ups.
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By B. Levitt
This camera worked perfect for a couple of years and then started to fall apart - literally. Some little screws fell off and camera started to lose parts. Repair would cost more than new camera, so I ought new one, not KODAK this time.
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By Frances H. Mullane (Jupiter, FL United States)
I have had this camera for years. I love it EXCEPT it has no viewfinder and one is totally dependent on the 3" screen. In bright outdoors conditions it is close to impossible to really line up a good photo. I am thinking of replacing it.
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By S. Lee
I just dropped the camera and broke the lens so I'm looking/researching for another camera. I have been using it extensively for the past 2 years so have much experience with it.
Positives:
-panoramic 3 shots stitched into one is fabulous
-takes good video shots and can be zoomed in/out during recording
-great color in sunny outdoor light
-10x optical zoom in a small, lightweight package
Negatives:
-occasional mild distortion of subjects (making it look wider) it doesn't always happen but have noticed it on some photos
-bad photos in low light such as indoor, sunsets, or night shots.
-more blurring with fast moving subjects compared to other cameras i've used before
-flash does not reach very far so if you need to use flash you need to be quite close and it often washes out the subject.
-time consuming to change settings rather than a quick button or wheel since you need to go to the menu and toggle around which can be annoying if you want to quickly take a photo
Overall great if you want a small slim profile with 10x zoom, but i do not plan on purchasing it again since I want better photos for low light situations.
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By Kim (Florida)
I purchased the Kodak EasyShare V610 about 1 year ago. I am someone that wants to point and shoot with little to no thought about settings or manual adjustment. I chose this camera mainly because of the 10x zoom in such a small package. The 10x zoom has been a great feature, and I have gotten some great shots outside. However,I have missed 3 major events including my son preschool graduation, his Terrific kids award ceremony and his final Kindergarten performance. Not a single picture turned out for any of these inside events. Since I am totally an auto mode user and never customize my settings, I questioned if this was due to my error. However, after coming back and reading reviews, I see that this is an issue with this model not having image stabilization. Only one year later, I am now looking for another camera (preferably small), with at least 10x zoom, that works well in auto mode, has high FPS and user friendly software (I wasn't crazy about Kodak's software). I cannot afford to miss anymore important memories.
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