This was my first digital camera. It’s from 2006, which is ancient of days in digital-camera terms. It seems so limited today. But under the right conditions, it’s still a brilliant performer. Read my updated review here.
Updated review: Kodak EasyShare Z730
4 comments on Updated review: Kodak EasyShare Z730
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4 responses to “Updated review: Kodak EasyShare Z730”
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The Schneider lenses and CCD sensors are what make the Kodak digitals great cameras – and not just “of the day”. I still use my P850 – in fact I bought new batteries for it so I could.
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Yep. There’s just something about the color signature of those Kodaks. I bought my son a cheap entry-level Kodak digicam many years ago and shot it myself a couple times and it delivered the same great color — even with a lesser, Kodak lens.
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I sometimes think what would have happened if Kodak had really committed to designing and building a few really cool digital cameras. Perhaps a knock off of the amazing Retina line? Or even something that looked like an Instamatic 500?
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Great question. It is truly sad that they missed the bus on their digital line. I will say, however, that they were competent performers and compared well to other simple p&s digicams.
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