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Get closer to what's important. There's a lot to like about the Kodak EasyShare C875.PRODUCT FEATURES:8.0 MP for prints up to 30 ? 40 in. (76 ? 102 cm);5X Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon Optical Zoom Lens;2.5 in. (6.4 cm) indoor/outdoor color display;Kodak Perfect Touch Technology;Smart scene mode;Advanced video features;Panorama stitch mode.
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Technical Details
- 8-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 22-inch prints- 5x optical zoom; 2.5-inch LCD display
- Program, aperture- and shutter-priority, and manual modes for extra creativity
- Records TV-quality VGA video at 30 frames per second, with MPEG-4 compression
- Stores images on SD memory cards (32MB internal memory included)
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By William J. Morrow (Loganville, Ga. USA)
I already had a C875 and wanted another to make stereo (3D) pictures with. I take 2 pictures at one time and mount them to have a 3-D picure. It works great. It's a little hard on batteries but I already knew that. The purchase of an AC adapter has helped that though when I use it for reviewing pictures etc.
By G. Comer (TN)
I purchased this new from staples back in 2007. Worked flawlessly on a trip to FL. Still good all the way in 2009. Will use about 3 sets of batteries in a day of heavy picture taking(about the same as any other camera. The screen is a little hard to see in bright light, but takes excellent photos. Used a Cannon SLR 8 MP this camera compares in image quality to the Cannon without all the hassle/size. Great camera don't listen to the bad reviews.
By Janice Stewart
I never received this order, I never heard from the Seller of this order after sending to emails to them. And after recently filing a complaint to Amazon, I've never heard from them yet either.
By The Knave (Aiken, SC)
I have owned this camera for about 18 months and have been buying Kodak products for 50 years. Never again. Battery live was marginal when the camera was new. Now, the camera shuts down after two or three pictures, even with new batteries or newly charged batteries. If you buy this camera, you will likely regret it. Kodak should have recalled these because the battery problem is rampant. I wrote to Kodak and, based on the response, I would say that Kodak just doesn't care.
By yelmight (Lakewood Wa.)
I purchase the Easyshare C875 about 9 months ago and I have had nothing but problems with it since the very first day that I started to take pictures. The problem is that this camera goes through a set batteries with every 5 or 6 pictures. I tried every single battery recommended by Kodak and got the very same results. I was going to trash it but I did pay 185 dollars for it when I bought it so I thought it would be to my advantage to give Kodak an opportunity to repair the camera. Kodak Tech support said that the camera was repairable free of cost if I could provide my receipt with the date of purchase, if not then I would have to pay to get it repaired and also for shipping. Since the camera has never worked properly from the onset I could not imagine that putting another 100 dollars or more into the camera would be the most prudent thing to do. Instead of spending more money on this piece of crap, I would rather spend it on another Canon Power shot or Sony cyber shot. A word of caution the Easy share camera will eat up batteries faster than you can buy them. Please don't waste your hard earned money on such an inferior product. I read similar reviews of this camera on this web site and on epinions and I did not pay attention to them now I regret having done so. Be kind to yourself and stay away from the Kodak Easy share series like the C875 it promises a lot and delivers nothing. A complete waste of my money and I thought I got a good deal. Live and learn......
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