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Kodak EasyShare Z1085 IS 10MP Camera

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Kodak EasyShare Z1085 IS 10MP Camera $100 at Office Max
 
Discuss (6) : History : Tell : Posted 9:30 AM PST 01/11/09 by Ben
Kodak EasyShare Z1085 IS 10MP CameraOfficeMax.com has the Kodak EasyShare Z1085 IS Black 10.0 MP Digital Camera $100 + $0 shipping = $100 shipped. It can record video at 1280 x 720 @ 30fps, and play back via HDTV output.

  • 5x Optical Zoom Schneider Lens, 2.5" LCD Display, Optical Image Stabilization
  • High Sensitivity (ISO 8000), Kodak Perfect Touch, Uses AA-Batteries
  • Free shipping on $50+ [Exp 12/31]
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    #1   benzo - Posted 12:14 pm PST 01/11/09 (219 Posts)
    ISO 8000!! Marketing department claims gone wild!!!

    MacLife review says:
    "Noise mars most images, even in bright daylight. 2.5-inch LCD gets washed out in sunlight. Disappointing HD video. Slow recovery after shooting a photo."

    http://www.maclife.com/article/reviews/kodak_easyshare_z1085
    #2   justmythoughts - Posted 6:26 pm PST 01/11/09 (596 Posts)
    Great little camera and has HD video (720p). Well worth $100, but make sure you opt for rechargable batteries...
    #3   CompWiz17 - Posted 8:36 pm PST 01/11/09 (4521 Posts)
    #2: do you own this camera? Reviews of this camera don't paint the same cheery picture. There are numerous complaints of high amounts of noise in the photos, and poor quality movie.

    The features listed look nice, but it seems Kodak stumbled in the execution.

    For a bit more money, you can get the Cannon Powershot A1000 camera. According to reviews, picture quality is very good. Plus, it will soon be able to run the CHDK firmware, which adds many nice features to your camera. For example, you can use RAW picture storage(rather than just JPEG), change the video compression rate, get a live histogram as you're setting up your picture, use faster shutter times, take time-lapse movies, have an on-camera calender, and play games. You can also write your own scripts for it in a BASIC type language, to do things like take a picture when the camera sees movement, or automatically capture pictures of lightning.

    here's a page that describes CHDK: http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK_in_Brief
    #4   southpaw32 - Posted 10:38 pm PST 01/11/09 (35 Posts)
    From my general experience I would put Kodak at the bottom of the list.
    #5   satnav4 - Posted 8:55 am PST 01/12/09 (66 Posts)
    Here is a fairly comprehensive review with an HD recording sample: http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/kodak/z1085-review/index.shtml For $100, I don't understand all the hate.
    As a caution, you will need a rechargeable lithium kit. You can get a generic charger and 2 packs for about $30.
    #6   helentroy - Posted 1:29 pm PST 01/12/09 (5 Posts)
    i had a nice kodak Z175? before...took nice pics for simple 5x7 prints...nothing wrong with cheap kodak cameras...
     
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