Kodak EasyShare Z1275 ‘is less expensive’

The Kodak EasyShare Z1275 is a “higher-resolution version of the eight-megapixel Kodak EasyShare Z885″, trustedreviews.com has reported.

Although it was noted that the camera is bulkier than other models and weights 161 grams before two AA batteries are inserted, the camera is less expensive than other 12-megapixel digital compact models, such as the Casio Z1200 or the Sony W200.

The camera’s 5x optical zoom lens is described as “longer than average”, while other features include optional manual focus and its video mode, which allows the zoom to be used while shooting.

It is estimated that the length of video recording can be up to 80 minutes or 2GB, based on memory capacity.

In addition, the reviewer asserted that the camera is capable of producing “good picture quality”, with “flawless” colour reproduction in good light.

According to the manufacturer, the Kodak EasyShare Z1275 also features a high-resolution LCD screen, as well as a digital image stabiliser and a selection of five white balance modes.