Showing posts with label KODAK POINT AND SHOOT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KODAK POINT AND SHOOT. Show all posts

Sunday, November 29, 2009

THANKSGIVING DAY IN DEERFIELD BCH FLA





































Pictures taken with the Kodak Z812 set in program mode with vivid color and max sharpness at 3 megs. Pictures reduced to 1 and l/2 megs for posting.

Monday, October 12, 2009

GUESS WHAT- THE Z812 SHOOTS GOOD TOO




I tried the z812 in program mode like the zd710. It too can take great pictures. Here are two samples. This camera also takes 720P high def videos too with the color looking much like these pics.

Thursday, October 1, 2009

USING THE ZD710 IN THE PROGRAMMED MODE-PART 2






















See part 1 for my comments. I really like the way the pics came out. The ZD710 is a formidable snapshooter with its schneider lens used in this manner.

Monday, January 5, 2009

AT THE PARK WITH THE KODAK V803






















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All I can say about the V803 is that the earth could have exploded by the time the shutter goes off in this camera to take the shot. I was not too impressed using this camera on this field trip. I only took stills because as a video camera it takes rotten videos which is too bad since the color quality of the videos is downright superb but the images are downright awful.

Saturday, December 6, 2008

KELSCI'S PHOTO TRIP TO FT. LAUDERDALE KODAK ZD710





















































































































































I really enjoyed shooting with the ZD710. I also in general like the pictures that came out as well. I feel a "bigness" in these pictures which can be attributed to the Schneider lens and the pickup used in this camera. I do not feel this sense in my pictures on the other cameras that I own. I might add that the videos I shot that day with this camera came out looking as good as the pictures. The only problem with the videos are transferring them onto a dvd since they use Quicktime. Roxio Media 8 does recognize this codec but gives me some freezes and audio loss.
I had to touch up the Iquana pictures due to exposure problems from zooming. I did have to crop on some others but did not have to sharpen or do any other adjustments in adobe photo other than size down to get them uploaded onto the blog. Just CLICK over the picture to see the enlargement.