We have plenty of gripes with the current crop of pocket cameras, most of them to do with image quality: grainy footage, poor (laughable) low-light performance, a lack of autofocus, digital zoom, gimmicky 1080p, and so forth. The new Kodak PlaySport Zx3 HD Waterproof Video Camera solves none of those problems. But you can put it underwater. So, all is forgiven. — Paul Miller

Source and Read More: engadget.com

Tags: Kodak, PlaySport, Review, Waterproof, Zx3

I just got back from a Hawaiian vacation. Before I left, I waffled on what camera gear to bring. I had previously purchased a waterproof ‘bag’ that would fit my Kodak Zx1 camera but wasn’t too jazzed about using it since the back of the bag was blue rather than clear so while I’d be able to use it, I wouldn’t be able to see the screen while shooting. — John Biehler

Source and Read More: johnbiehler.com

Tags: Kodak, PlaySport, Review, Zx3

Kodak’s line of cameras have always been a source of terrific models. Admittedly, they’ve had some missteps, but for the most part, you can count on a Kodak to come through in the clutch. And today, you’ll get the perfect example of such a thing with our review of the Kodak M550. — Image Acquire

Source and Read More: image-acquire.com

Tags: Eastman Kodak, Kodak, M550, Review

Digital photo frames are a cool idea, but consumers tend to tire of them shortly after their purchase, because they never get around to putting new photos into the mix.

So digital frame manufacturers Kodak and Pandigital both came up a similar solution — what if friends could e-mail pictures directly to the frame? That way, there would always be some new fresh material, guaranteed. — Jefferson Graham

Source and Read More: usatoday.com

Tags: Eastman Kodak, Kodak, Pandigital, Photo Frames, Review

Digital photo frames are a cool idea, but consumers tend to tire of them shortly after their purchase, because they never get around to putting new photos into the mix.

So digital frame manufacturers Kodak and Pandigital both came up a similar solution — what if friends could e-mail pictures directly to the frame? That way, there would always be some new fresh material, guaranteed. — Technology Live

Source and Read More: usatoday.com

Tags: Kodak, Pandigital, Photo Frames, Review

Kodak has always been one of the big names in digital camera, so when I take a look at one of these, I’m always fairly sure of how it’ll turn out. Sometimes I’m surprised, one way or the other, but more often than not I’m just satisfied. Today is one of those days, and today, we’re talking about the Kodak M530. — Image Acquire

Source and Read More: image-acquire.com

Tags: Bare Bones, Kodak, M530, Review

The difference between home and home office multi-function printers (MFPs) keeps getting less and less clear. Where there was once a bright line (as lawyers like to call it) between the two, there’s now a wide fuzzy gray area. Few printers make that point as well as the Kodak ESP 5250 All-In-One Printer ($149.99 direct).  — M. David Stone

Source and Read More: pcmag.com

The following reviews were reported on Photo News Today on 20-August-2008:

Review: Samsung NV24HD digital camera
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Just Published! Pentax 35mm ƒ/2.8 DA Macro Limited Review
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Canon EF 800mm f/5.6 L IS USM Lens Review
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Kodak V1073 and V1273
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Review: Capture NX 2
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Olympus E-520 review
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Pixlr is a great free online photo editing program
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Canon’s EOS Rebel XS / 1000D DSLR hits the test bench
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