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Kodak V570 Review at DigiCamReview
DigiCamReview have reviewed the new dual lens Kodak V570 camera.
“Image quality seemed to be much better outdoors, where images had low noise and high saturation, but indoors images had much higher and noticeable noise. Images were generally quite soft straight from the camera, especially using the ultra-wide angle lens, and could benefit from sharpening. Purple fringing was average, more noticeable with the ultra-wide angle lens, and red-eye was higher than average.”
Website: DigiCamReview - Kodak V570 Review
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#1 nick in japan
Got one for 30,000 yen here in Japan ($254 US) haven't used the stiching program yet but the things I like about it are the wide view and real time control of EV with the toggle. Picture quality is similar to my wife's S6 Pentax, maybe a bit better. I don't chew my fingernails anymore so opening the SD card cover is no problem. On start-up the default settings necessitate a mode verification to your favorite settings, just a button push and a toggle push. Easy to use, love the wide view, wish it had 3/2 aspect.
12:49 pm - Wednesday, April 12, 2006