Thread: Kodak EasyShare V610 Mobile Phone

10X optical zoom, the sleek Kodak EasyShare V610 can bring the most distant objects in the full, detailed review. Unfortunately, the double-lens camera tends to blurred pictures at the highest level of increase, plus unfortunately, short battery life.In addition to a powerful zoom, V610 includes wireless transmission of photos via Bluetooth, and camera photo stitching for panoramic shots. I liked these functions quite well, but the camera is short battery life was a real drawback.The 6.1-megapixel Kodak V610 is the second camera sporting two built-in lenses (we named the first, V570, one of the most innovative products in 2005. In the V610 has a 126mm up to 380 mm (35 mm equivalent) telephoto zoom-lens that sits on top of 38-mm to 114 mm standard zoom lens. When you're in the conclusion on the issue, V610 standard zoom lens handles up to 3X increase, to go beyond that level, telephoto feet of the .



Block makes taking panoramic shots easy. Using the panorama mode through three rounds, then the camera stitches in a beautiful panoramic image. You can view the images stitched on the Nice 2.8-inch LCD. Along with high resolution, you can use for each shot in panorama mode 3 megapixels; final stitched image on the tops of about 8 megapixels (some of the lost pixels in the image overlap). If you want to share files without wires, you 'LL value of the function of V610 Bluetooth. You can send pictures via Bluetooth enabled computer, and I tested it with Bluetooth-enabled Nokia mobile phone. It was breeze to configure and use the opportunity to send and receive photos between devices in close proximity without a hitch. The bad news: V610 seek poorly in our test battery, in the space of just over 148 shots - the lowest among point and shoot, we recently tested.