May 5th, 2007

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Kodak EasyShare V1003 Review

The Kodak EasyShare V1003 digital camera is available in a variety of colors including pink bliss, red shimmer, cosmic blue, mystic purple, golden dream, white glaze, silver essence, slate gray and java black. To complement the colored camera, Kodak offers a full range of fun, fashionable camera accessories that make your digital camera your own. They include fashion beaded neck and wrist straps and a line of leather camera bags in the latest purse designs. To get really creative with the look of your camera, you can easily apply a fun, colorful ‘skin’ design, choosing from hundreds of designs on Kodak.com website.

Features

New high ISO mode up to ISO 1600 for bright pictures when shooting under low light conditions.

KODAK PERFECT TOUCH Technology for better, brighter pictures automatically. This exclusive KODAK Technology examines each picture to bring out shadow detail and deliver more vibrant colors in the shot.

22 scene modes, including simple on-camera stitching for dynamic panorama shots.

Digital image stabilization using the anti-blur mode to prevent blurring from subject or hand movement.

Advanced video mode to record VGA video (640 x 480) with sound at 30 fps; includes trimming and tagging for easy editing and searching.

Convenient on-camera tools include blurry picture alert, digital red-eye reduction and picture cropping for consistently better shots.

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ8 Review at TrustedReviews

TrustedReviews reviews the 7.2 megapixel Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ8 and writes, “The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ8 is a well-made and sensibly designed camera with a range of features well suited to the enthusiast photographer. Its performance is a bit on the slow side, but the excellent lens and brilliant image stabilisation system more than make up for that. Unfortunately however its potentially first-class photographic results are let down by an inferior sensor and poor image processing.”