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Title: Kodak EasyShare Z650
Pros: Full manual exposure controls; 10X optical zoom.
Cons: No image stabilization; noticeable fringing and artifacts; ISO 800 not available at full resolution; no manual white balance or focus; choppy video.
Verdict: This budget superzoom's price will garner interest, but the Kodak EasyShare Z650's performance and image quality will ward off enthusiasts.
Summary: You'd expect Kodak to cut some corners with its budget-conscious superzoom, the EasyShare Z650, and you'd be right. Unlike the more expensive Kodak EasyShare Z612, which includes a 12X optical zoom lens with optical image stabilization, the EasyShare Z650
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66/100 |
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Title: Kodak EasyShare Z650 Digital Camera Review
Pros: Clean and accurate electronic color viewfinder, Larger controls with simple labels, Simple menu systems, Well-built port covers
Cons: Plastic body lacks durability, Lack of live preview in the menu, Small joystick for navigation, Zoom control position makes pressing the wide-angle half a hassle, No optical image stabilization
Verdict: The Kodak EasyShare Z650 brings a lot of features and controls to a compact SLR-inspired digital camera that pairs a simple and understated camera interface, and menu system with more advanced manual control. The advantage to this pure point-and-shoot cam
Summary: The Kodak EasyShare Z650 is an addition to the "Z" series that boasts a 10x optical zoom lens, accessory lens and filter capabilities, and a number of manual and preset controls as well as an interface friendly to the novice user.
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89/100 |
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Title: Kodak Easyshare Z650 Review
Pros: Nicely saturated colors, Accurate focus and exposure, Very little optical distortion, Powerful flash, Mostly good ergonomics, Above average battery life, Nice LCD visibility in low-light
Cons: White balance problems under fluorescent light, Strong chromatic aberrations near wide-angle, Slight vignetting at telephoto end, Generally slow performance, Very soft ISO 400 setting, Flash pops up when powering on, LCD difficult to see in bright light
Summary: If it was not for a few innovative ultra-zoom cameras, such as the , the Kodak Easyshare Z650 would be among the smallest. Except for a few buttons which can be accidentally pressed, the Z650's body is well-designed and very easy to hold.
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50/100 |
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Title: Kodak EasyShare Z650
Summary: The Kodak EasyShare Z650 brings the well-known EasyShare simplicity and ease of use to the long zoom format, balancing the full complement of exposure modes with 17 Scene modes. The 6.1-megapixel CCD captures high resolution images that make good 11x14 pr
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Title: Kodak EasyShare Z650 Zoom
Verdict: Bottom line - The EasyShare Z650 is a welcomed addition to Kodak's "Z" series line of super-zoom models. Offering great image quality, good performance, and a great deal of versatility with its 10x optical zoom and wide range of exposure modes, the Z650 o
Summary: KODAK's EasyShare Z650 zoom it one of the latest models in its Z-series line. This 6.1-megapixel model offers aspiring photographers exceptional performance and greater photographic control through its professional-quality SCHENIDER-KREUZNACH VARIOGON 10X
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Title: Review of the Kodak Easyshare Z650 - Digital SLR Reviews
Summary: One of a trio of fresh new entries to Kodak's Z series of budget superzoom cameras the Z650 features a Variogon 38-380mm (equivalent) lens.......
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Title: Kodak EasyShare Z650
Pros: Full manual exposure controls; 10x optical zoom.
Cons: No image stabilization; noticeable fringing and artifacts; ISO 800 not available at full resolution; no manual white balance or focus; choppy video.
Summary: This budget superzoom's price will garner interest, but the Kodak EasyShare Z650's performance and image quality will ward off enthusiasts.
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66/100 |
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Title: Kodak EasyShare Z650: superzoom on a shoestring
Pros: Full manual exposure controls;10x optical zoom
Cons: No image stabilisation; noticeable fringing and artefacts; ISO 800 not available at full resolution; no manual white balance or focus; choppy video
Verdict: This budget superzoom's price will garner interest, but the Kodak EasyShare Z650's performance and image quality will ward off enthusiasts
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66/100 |
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Title: Kodak EasyShare Z650 Reviews
Pros: Full manual exposure controls; 10X optical zoom.
Cons: No image stabilization; noticeable fringing and artifacts; ISO 800 not available at full resolution; no manual white balance or focus; choppy video.
Verdict: This budget superzoom's price will garner interest, but the Kodak EasyShare Z650's performance and image quality will ward off enthusiasts.
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66/100 |
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Title: Kodak Easyshare Z650 Review and Where to Find the Best Prices
Pros: No red eye shows in indoor portrait, Ease of use, Low price,
Cons: No image stabilisation,
Summary: If you are looking for a digital camera with a long zoom lens that does not cost a fortune then the Kodak Easyshare Z650 is well worth a close look. Photo quality is good and the camera also scores very highly for ease of use.
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80/100 |
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Title: Kodak EasyShare Z650 review
Summary: We can be concise about the final results: they are pretty good. The image quality is good and the automatic white balance generally works well. The colours look realistic and powerful and the portrait setting also gives good results with very natural ski
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75/100 |
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Title: Kodak EasyShare Z650
Verdict: The Kodak EasyShare Z650 is something of a Curate?s egg. While it does have some fairly serious flaws, it does offer a lot of image quality and zoom power for a very low price. The slow performance, lousy video mode and limited range of features are a dow
Summary: A super-zoom Kodak at a bargain price, but not without compromises.
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70/100 |
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Title: Kodak Easyshare Z650
Summary: The Kodak Easyshare Z650 looks like being a worthy addition to Kodak's L-series of cameras as it features a 6.1 megapixel sensor and a large 10x Optical Zoom lens (made by Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon). The Z650 features a 2.0 inch LCD display, live histo
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Title: Kodak EasyShare Z650
Pros: Big zoom, Sharp pictures
Cons: Poor colour representation, AA batteries
Verdict: A decent advanced camera that really only has its 10X zoom as a point of differentiation.
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60/100 |