Not long ago Kodak has presented its new Z line of digital cameras with the introduction of the Kodak EasyShare Z740. The EasyShare Z740 features a 10x optical, all-glass lens with a 38-380mm (equivalent) zoom that refracts images to its 5 megapixel CCD.
This camera has great manual control options, an intuitive interface, and an accessory lens available. All this makes the Z740 Camera appealing for the alternative point-and-shooter. Those customers who enjoy advanced telephoto range and manual control, will love the Z740, which definitely provides a wonderful possibility for any user to expand and develop their skills. ... read moreEasyShare Z740 Design
The look of EasyShare Z740 is slick and attractive. The surface is smooth, made of polished silver; the frame is rectangular with smooth, even curves. As you can see from the picture, there is a large right-hand grip protruding below the shutter release, covered by a muted black rubber strip for added control. The extending zoom lens moves out in two concentric circles, aesthetically balancing the weight of the projecting grip when viewed straight-on.
Dimensions
The Z740 Camera is surprisingly small, which make it very convenient when traveling. The Z740’s dimensions are: 3.8” x 3.1” x 2.9” (34.16-inch3) and it weighs 10.1 oz without memory card and batteries. EasyShare Z740 Camera is ideal for handling and is easily transportable.
Operation
The Kodak Z740 Digital Camera presents the simple functionality and intuitive user interface that EasyShare cameras are famous for. The camera’s menu has many brief descriptions of operations, which makes it easy and interesting for those who just start to learn. The handling and shooting is simplifies by the camera’s large grip, providing additional stability to the right hand.
Menu
The menu of the EasyShare Z740, as for most of Kodak’s cameras, is designed for simplicity and ease of use. The large menu button on the back activates the menu and provides instant access to shooting controls. It is easy to change the settings, personalize the camera and accommodate the shooting needs in the menu. General control options include image size and quality settings, exposure compensation, auto focus, color modes, and storage options.
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