Kodak DX7590

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100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, zoom, image quality, portability, performance

88% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Leistung, Bedienbarkeit, Zoom, Bildqualität, Preisleistungsverhältnis

97% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

Sharp 5 megapixel image detail, 10X optical zoom

Shaky at maximum zoom, slow buffer times

An easy-to-use camera that delivers versatile and adaptable functionality and performance.

Solid and easy to use. Images show vibrant, appealing colors. Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon 10X optical zoom lens. Large, bright LCD automatically adjusts to lighting conditions. Kodak's EasyShare system makes sharing photos simple. On-screen...

No image-stabilization abilities. Images can be noisy and a bit soft.

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Nice color, generally very good exposure Versatile 38-380mm zoom range Very compact Good handling Good flash performance Good white balance in most situations Large, bright LCD screen High resolution EVF Both screen and EVF work well in low light...

Not very high resolution - lack of fine detail Slightly soft images Over-aggressive noise reduction at ISO 160+ Some problems with high contrast/wide dynamic range scenes Occasional exposure problems Lack of image stabilisation limits use of long end...

The DX7590 is a camera that rewards those prepared to take the time to learn how to use all its functions and to work around its foibles - you start getting better and better pictures the more you use it. Quite how this fits in with the 'EasyShare'...

Good metering and colour capture, the 38-380mm 10x zoom Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon lens, it’s easy to use with good specification.

Noisy images in shadow areas or low light and image compression removes detail

For anyone requiring a simple to use camera with room to advance requiring ‘normal' sized prints, the Kodak EasyShare DX 7590 may just be ideal. It is a cinch to use, the more advanced user will find it offers them plenty of extra photo tools and while...

10X zoom; manual exposure controls ; Easy operation ; Versatile burst mode ; Solid battery life ; Connection for external flash

Image quality merely acceptable ; LCD and EVF ghosting

Built into the DX7590 is a 10x zoom lens, equivalent to a 38-380mm zoom on a 35mm camera, with accessory threads on the body ring for attaching an adapter for accessory conversion lenses and filters. The camera's autofocus mechanism uses a multi-zone...

Good to very good image quality.Good ergonomics.High resolution electronic viewfinder.2.2 inch LCD monitor.External flash connection.

Compression a tad strong at the Fine image format.The 10X would have benefited from a stabilizer.

Very good photo quality ; Large LCD, sharp EVF ; LCD and EVF usable in low light ; Many manual controls ; Flash sync port for external flash ; Supports conversion lenses ; Hybrid AF system for low light focusing ; EasyShare system makes it very easy to...

Details in photos can look muddy, overprocessed; photos tend to be soft, as well ; No manual white balance or manual focus ; Image stabilization would be nice ; VGA movie mode, while nice, has a sluggish frame rate

I recommend the DX7590 for anyone looking for an ultra zoom camera that's got features that enthusiasts demand and ease-of-use for the rest of us. I'd rank it at the top of my best ultra zoom camera, list along with the Olympus C-765/770 and Panasonic...