Friday, July 11, 2008

New Smart Kodak camera


We have got used to many features from digital cameras – that they know to focus in on faces, they know to keep still when the photographer’s hand is a bit shaky, that they know how to make the best of bad lighting conditions etc. If you believe what Kodak claim, everything should be even easier with their new EasyShare M1093 IS. This SmartCapture feature should be able to work out the theme of the photo and adjust the setting accordingly. Aside from all of this though, this is still a pleasing little camera.

This new compact camera has a 10 megapixel resolution, a 3x optical zoom and a 3inch display. It goes without saying that it also includes standard features such as image stabilising and face recognition.


We have got used to many features from digital cameras – that they know to focus in on faces, they know to keep still when the photographer’s hand is a bit shaky, that they know how to make the best of bad lighting conditions etc. If you believe what Kodak claim, everything should be even easier with their new EasyShare M1093 IS. This SmartCapture feature should be able to work out the theme of the photo and adjust the setting accordingly. Aside from all of this though, this is still a pleasing little camera.

This new compact camera has a 10 megapixel resolution, a 3x optical zoom and a 3inch display. It goes without saying that it also includes standard features such as image stabilising and face recognition. It has a maximum ISO of 3200, and the digicam can record videos, even in HD resolution in 16:9 format (1280 x 720). Those who also buy the dock to go with the camera can watch videos directly on the TV.

The internal memory, which is only 32MD, can easily be increased using SD or SDHC memory cards. It should be available from September in red, silver and black - Kodak’s RRP is around £160.

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