Kodak EasyShare Z710

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The latest long zoom from Kodak that's anything but super

This looks rather like a 35mm offering and it has functionality. It is very useable as a basic <b>digital</b> camera coming with internal memory but it can support an SD card.

Kodak's Z710 has some nice features and a good lens, but slow performance, no image stabilization, and a limited ISO range drag it down.

Cliff proves that more megapixels don't necessarily mean a better camera.

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Kodak EasyShare Z710 (Compact Camera): 4.3 out of 5 stars from 3 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.

The Kodak Easyshare Z710 is a 7.1mp digital camera released by Kodak, of course. I bought this camera over a year ago, wanting something that could ...

Pocket-Lint have reviewed the new Kodak Easyshare Z710 – the camera features a 10x optical [...]

A keenly-priced long-zoom digicam with a simple menu system.Claiming point-and-shoot simplicity plus plenty of user-adjustable controls, Kodak's 7.1-megapixel EasyShare Z710 is clearly targeted at family snapshooters who want a low-priced, high-resolution, long-zoom camera. It boasts large, all-glass 10x optical zoom lens but there's no image stabilisation so getting sharp shots at full zoom can be challenging.

Kodak’s Z650 upgrade, the EasyShare Z710 arrives with an extra million pixels and £50 more on the price tag, but not a lot else

Pre-Photokina 2006: Kodak has announced another big zoom camera, the budget-priced 7.1-megapixel EasyShare Z710 Zoom. It sports a non-stabilized 10x optical zoom, 2-inch LCD, 19 pre-programmed scene and color modes and full manual mode control.