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Kodak EasyShare V570 Dual Lens Digital Camera (5.36MP, 2569x1929, 5x Opt, 32MB Internal Memory, SD/MMC)

70

Good

  • Pros
  • High image quality
  • Wide-angle and zoom lens
  • Cons
  • Manual controls are limited
  • Short battery life

Product Specs

Battery
Number of Batteries1
Digital Format
Digital Print Order Format (DPOF)1
Display
ViewfinderNone
Exposure
Shutter Priority0
Image Processor
Number of image sensor pixels5 megapixels
Image sensorCCD
Maximum horizontal image resolution2576
Maximum vertical image resolution1932
Image sensor quantity1
Image formatJPEG
White balance0
Included Hardware
Included Hardware
  • USB cable
  • camera bag
  • docking station
  • AV cable
  • AC charger
  • dock plate
  • Built-in 23mm wide-angle lens
Included Software
Included SoftwareKodak EasyShare 5.2
Lens
Accessory Lens0
Lens ModelSchneider-Kreuznach Dual Lens 23mm and 39-117mm
Telephoto Aperture Maximum4.4 mm
Wide-Angle Aperture Maximum3.9 mm
Shutter
Starter Media or Internal RAM1
Storage
Media SlotsSD Card
LCD Screen
LCD screen size2.5 inches
Exposure Controls
Maximum shutter speed1400
Minimum shutter speed8
Bulb setting0
ISO equivalencies
  • 64
  • 800
Exposure settings0
Exposure compensation range0
Number of scene modes21
Dimensions
Width4 inches
Depth0.8 inches
Height2 inches
Weight5.1 ounces
Flash
Flash characteristics
  • Flash Slow Sync
  • No
Lens Features
Camera body only0
Optical zoom3 X
Minimum focal length39
Maximum focal length117
Lens mountInterchangeable
Focus featuresNo
Connectivity
Interface connectionYes
Other Features
General features
  • Pict Bridge
Image stabilizationNone
Included components
  • No
Power sourceRechargeable lithium ion

User Reviews for Kodak EasyShare V570 Dual Lens Digital Camera (5.36MP, 2569x1929, 5x Opt, 32MB Internal Memory, SD/MMC)

  • Reviewed by: Farkhan8

    Duration of ownership: 2 Years

    Strengths: Very clear pictures and images too.

    Weaknesses: None

    Overall Evaluation: I had nice experience using Kodak camera since last two years.

  • Reviewed by: yeohkt

    Duration of ownership:

    Strengths: love the 23mm lens. panoramic mode - stiching 3 pics, good control (takes a bit of time to get use to,excellent movie mode with zoom, compact

    Weaknesses: Very bad battery, slow charging (3 hours), link cable is 26pin( diff from old 24 pin). Slow startup, noisy zoon lens, kodak do not support SD > 1G, Slow SD record, need to connect AC for base station

    Overall Evaluation: Size-----as many ppl have review. its not as small as the new sony T series but small enough. very light dc indeedKodak Support-------------Kodak support is very good in Australia. Call their support number a few times (not much waiting time) but i think the support is overseas from the ppl i spoke to and also good email response (always getting reply the next business days).Price-------Got the camera on sale at Harvey norman during fathers day - Aud 297. Battery---------Very slow battery charging ( only 780mAh ) compare to 2.8 on my sony V1. Very bad indeed. Batteries are also Aud30 each.Kodak U8 Cable--------------Called support on connections. They said it need the new 26 pin kodak u8 cable which is different from the old 24 pin)ERRRR. hate more cables. and it cost Aud30 for the cable.ERRRR. Further more no compatible cable ( generic ones on ebay ... YET).Zoom Noise-----------Hate the Zoom noise. very sharp and noisy. Movie Recording-----------------The Best feature is the Movie. Zoom and auto focus . very good on a Bright and evening shots. but very bad on Low light indoor. Will fill up the 1G SD ... if the battery last...the outdoor pics are a bit good compare to other ppl review. took a few picstures of melb in the evening and it looks amazing.Storage - SD-------------Called Kodak about SD support. as usual they recommend Kodak SD which is VERY expensive and futher more recommend using not more than 512Mb which is a laugh. they said the camera would perform VERY slow if a bigger SD card is used and would have a significant performanace hit when accessing over 650~700mb on the SD.they would not say how quick the kodak camera writes on the card...testing shows less then 60x (9mb/sec ).. ppl please get a good fast card ( more then 60x) as it saves time transfering the pics using a card reader (most ppl now days buys a 512/1G/2G/4G SD)...old sony sticks MS are 1.5mb/s .. very slow..Kodak Software-------------Not like other ppl, hate the kodak software. 2 very different versions. that comes with the CD and if u download only.. initial file 1.5mb + 45+Mb download to install.Hates to restart windows when Kodak finish installing and load more junk when windows startup.I never got the Kodak connection software running. ;(Firmware upgrade-----------------The camera I got was ver 1.01 ..the latest online was 1.02. called support. not much changes. did not know how to upgrade anyway.Picture Quality---------------Not as good as a REAL 5 MPixel. The picture quality is more like 4Mpixel. and not as sharp as pics take by a sony V1 or my old nikon dcSaved Options-------------Hate it when it does not remember the options set and always set to auto mode ( with flash on, normal shapness etc) and need to set it back to Customs .EERRRRThings that come with it--------------------------come on kodak. No hard case for this delicate camera ?also the string is so clumsy. no tight up knot .. just too long. Very bad.but Very good and thick manual + nice camera box.also please include some more promotional stuff and discount vouchers etc. Kodak improvements------------------We want user forums !direct download of 45~60mb Kodak s/w online as 1 file.Finally---------Australia famous Croc Hunter Steve Irwin died yesterday. he was a great hero that we all at australia loves and will miss dearly.ppl could email me and ask questions yeohkt(AT)msn(DOT)com

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