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Easyshare P880 8 MP Digital Camera with 5.8x Wide Angle Optical Zoom

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Brand	Kodak Digital
Model Name	Kodak Easyshare P880
Photo Sensor Size	1/1.8-inch
Image Stabilization	Optical, Hybrid, Digital
Max Shutter Speed	1/4000 seconds
Min Shutter Speed	16 seconds
Metering Description	Center Weighted
Exposure Control Type	Manual, Automatic
Form Factor	Compact
Effective Still Resolution	8

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8-megapixel digital camera captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 22-inch prints
5.8x optical zoom; 2.5-inch high-resolution LCD display
New RAW file support, with JPEG and TIFF capture; RAW editing with Kodak EasyShare software v5.1 (included)
Includes high-resolution electronic viewfinder and hot shoe flash connector and PC flash sync (built-in flash also included)
Powered by Lithium-ion battery (battery and charger included)

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The innovative Kodak EasyShare P880 zoom digital camera brings in-demand Kodak technologies and features to serious photographers, setting a new price-to-performance benchmark. It provides more expansive picture-taking capability with a 24-140mm (35mm equivalent) wide-angle, f2.8-f4.1, professional-quality Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon zoom lens. The 24mm wide angle setting is ideal for landscape photography, allowing a person to get closer to subjects, while contributing to greater sense of place by "pulling in" foreground objects with greater depth of field. It's also ideal for interior photography, where barriers such as walls typically make it difficult to get all desired subjects into a shot. Creative photographers can also shoot with this wide perspective for unique portraiture, or to capture a greater scenic expanse for later cropping.

The Kodak EasyShare P880 allows you to optically zoom up to 140mm (5.8x) With the same integrated lens, users can also optically zoom up to 140mm (5.8x) using the manual zoom ring for precise framing. Achieve accurate focusing, even in low light conditions, with the selectable 25-point, advanced, hybrid autofocus system or via the manual focus ring. Experience enhanced, flexible lighting control via the hot shoe flash connector, and use the PC sync port for off-camera flash options. The P880 model offers the freedom to select multiple shooting modes, including program, aperture and shutter priorities, fully manual, and custom modes. For rapid camera adjustments, dial-in multiple pre-set scene modes or switch to automatic mode.

Video takes on a new dimension with the EasyShare P880 camera--a function not available in DSLRs. Capture VGA video at 30 frames per second (motion JPEG compression) with the unique ability to use full optical zoom, then trim, cut, splice and merge clips on the camera. Even extract individual video frames as JPEGs at 640 x 480 resolution--presenting an ultra-high-speed alternative to the camera's multiple burst modes (first/last/time lapse burst)--which can then be shared and printed up to 4 x 6 inches.

Compatible with all EasyShare printer, camera docks. For the first time, Kodak has added RAW file support to its EasyShare camera line to enable more post-capture flexibility for enthusiasts. These files allow for in-camera JPEG and TIFF extraction, as well as RAW editing within new Kodak EasyShare software v5.1. The new Kodak RAW format uniquely embeds a dynamic JPEG within the file, permitting rapid RAW file viewing and organization in the software, without requiring RAW conversion.

Additional highlights include a live histogram with highlight and shadow clipping for immediate on-camera exposure assessment; a 2.5-inch, high-resolution LCD; a 237,000 pixel electronic viewfinder with diopter; a high-capacity lithium-ion battery; shutter speeds ranging from 16 seconds to 1/4000 second, plus a bulb setting, one-push custom white balance, digital red-eye reduction, and a manually raised pop-up flash. At a weight of only 19.6 ounces (556 grams), including battery and SD card, with a compact body (4.6W x 3.8H x 3.6D inches), including lens, the camera is highly portable while providing an excellent in-hand fit and feel.

As with all EasyShare cameras, the P880 model is compatible with Kodak EasyShare printer docks and camera docks, the IMAGELINK print system, and PictBridge technology for direct photo output without a computer.

A professional-quality wide-angle lens for enhanced creative capability

Fast f2.8-8.0
24 mm wide angle lens
5.8x optical zoom, professional-quality Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon Optical Zoom Lens featuring manual zoom and focus rings
Capture maximum clarity and detail with exceptional resolution
- 8.0 MP sensor for outstanding resolution and prints up to 16 x 22 inches
- Capture stunning, accurate color with Kodak Color Science
  Advanced video features for a exceptional on-screen performance
  - Capture VGA (640 x 480) video at 30 frames per second
  - Zoom during capture
  - On-camera video editing, including trim, cut, split, merge, fast forward, and rewind
  - Print wallet-sized (2 x 3 inches,51 x 76 centimeters) photos from video Be in control with sophisticated camera features
    
    Hot shoe flash connector and PC flash sync for enhanced, flexible lighting control
    RAW file format for full creative flexibility
    Responsive performance
    View pictures on the high-resolution electronic viewfinder (EVF) and 2.5-inch (6.35-centimeter) indoor/outdoor color LCD Manual controls Offers multiple shooting modes, including fully manual, and custom modes.
    
    Exposure compensation--+/- 2.0 EV in 0.3 EV step
    Aperture--wide (f2.8 to f8.0) and telephoto (f4.1 to f8.0)
    Shutter speed--automatic: 1/2 to 1/4000 second; manual (S, M): 16 seconds to 1/4000 second
    ISO equivalents--automatic: 50-200 selectable in PASM and custom except .08 MP picture size: manual: ISO 400-600
    Auto-focus--multi-zone, center-zone, 25 selectable points
    Exposure metering type--selectable zone AE (25 positions), multi-pattern AE, center-weighted AE, center-spot AE
    White balance--auto, daylight, tungsten, fluorescent, cloudy, open shade, sunset, custom 1-3, one-push WB available as one of WB mode, WB compensation available in PASM and C modes
    Flash compensation--+/-1.0 EV in 1/2 EV step
    Built-in flash mode--slow synch fill flash, off, red-eye reduction with flash, algorithm, or both Program auto, aperture priority, shutter priority, and custom modes
    
    Program mode (P)--camera sets optimal shutter speed and aperture combination
    Aperture priority mode (A)--you choose aperture, the camera sets shutter speed
    Shutter priority mode (S)--you choose shutter speed, the camera sets aperture
    Custom mode (C) allows you to create your own capture mode:
    The Kodak EasyShare P880 zoom digital camera remembers your settings until you change them
    Set your preference for PASM, picture quality, JPEG compression, resolution, color, and sharpness Histogram feature
    
    Verify the exposure of your pictures using the histogram feature with highlight clipping Programmed scene modes
    
    Portrait modes: standard, night portrait, anti-shake night portrait
    Landscape modes: standard and night landscape
    Bright scene modes: beach and snow
    Action mode: sport
    Close-up modes: flower and super close-up
    Party mode: use for photos of people in indoor setting in lower light
    Text/Documents mode: for sharp text when photographing documents
    Manner/Museum mode: use when sound or flash is not desired
    Low-light modes: sunset, candlelight, backlight 3 color modes
    
    Color (high, low, natural)
    Sepia
    Black and white Share your creations with one-touch simplicity
    The Kodak EasyShare P880 zoom digital camera is part of the Kodak EasyShare System, so sharing starts right on the back of your camera.
    Exclusive Share button lets you tag favorite pictures to print or e-mail later
    Favorites feature lets you share your on-camera collection at a moment's notice Kodak EasyShare software (included)
    
    Works seamlessly with Kodak EasyShare Cameras and Docks to enable one-button transferring and sharing
    The simple way to view, edit, organize, print, or view a slide show from your computer
    Exclusive One Touch to Better Pictures feature automatically adjusts the settings on your inkjet printer to give you traditional-quality photos when printing on Kodak Inkjet photo papers What's in the Box:
    
    Kodak EasyShare P880 zoom digital camera
    High-capacity Kodak Li-Ion rechargeable digital camera battery and charger
    USB cable and audio/video cables
    Kodak lens hood
    Lens cap with strap
    Neck strap
    Kodak EasyShare software
    Getting started kit
    Custom camera insert for optional Kodak EasyShare camera and printer docks
    32 MB internal memory

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Customers like the quality, features and zoom of the digital camera. They mention that it takes beautiful, magical pictures and that it has a great opportunity for candid shots. They appreciate the macro feature and the zoom works well.

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Customers are satisfied with the quality of the camera. They mention that it takes beautiful, magical pictures and that it provides great opportunity for candid shots. They also appreciate the vibrant and rich colors.

"...The camera is great - I still haven't figured it all out, but it's very intuitive for most basic uses...." Read more

"...Screen is good to, with a crowd around me most can still see the image on the screen (I take video's of my boyfriend and friends sparing)The Mic is..." Read more

"...works well and can be controlled manually so there is great opportunity for candid shots of the kids.**best of all are the Kodak colors...." Read more

"...it would be ,this is the first real camera i have had, it takes magical pics, i cant say enough about it." Read more

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Customers are satisfied with the features of the digital camera. They mention that it has a better set of features than many more recent cameras, and that the macro feature is neat.

"...Macro is a neat feature, get in close its amazing and your shots will be beautiful!..." Read more

"...This camera is the next best thing to a digital SLR, and has many of the same features...." Read more

"Indistinguishable from NEW! Better set of features than many more recent cameras. Very happy with the results so far." Read more

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Customers like the zoom of the digital camera. They mention that it works well, and is fun to play with. They also say that the focus and zoom feature is handy and comes in handy.

"...You can manually adjust the zoom and focus and it shoots in raw if you are so inclined. It accepts 55mm filters, and has a 2.5 lcd...." Read more

"...The focus and zoom feature is fun to play with on the camera and comes in really handy..." Read more

"...or wide vistas--like landscapes. the zoom works well and can be controlled manually so there is great opportunity for candid shots of the kids...." Read more

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Laure

Great camera, missing part

Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2007

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The piece that tethers the lens cap to the camera was not in the package, so it's kind of a pain to keep up with the cap.

The camera is great - I still haven't figured it all out, but it's very intuitive for most basic uses. I find the Snapfish site far easier to navigate, and more useful than the Easyshare site that this camera automatically leads you to sign up to, though. I have taken beautiful shots of my garden and some really great black and whites of the kids, but it does have the delay that comes with all auto focus digital cameras, so even the 'in motion' setting doesn't get the greatest shots of moving subjects.

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reader one

MIXED BAG

Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2006

I admit that I am used to using other more sophisticated cameras and bought this for the purpose of having features found only on the most expensive pro cameras plus point and shoot availability.

The list of promises was to much too ignore.

manual focus with ring

off camera flash with sync cord

8 mp although still using what is known as a toy senosr because it is so small.

even a little video which meant that this camera should have it all..

The problem is that from the very beginning it has been more work than it should be

for example:

two hours to get the software to work

1 hour just to download the upgrade for the camera to help with its sluggish and poor focusing and pictue taking qualities.

focusing is all but impossible in manual unless you are in broad daylight.

Still I perservere and will try the flash function later

There is also the funky jog dial which is actually a tiny jog dial unlike other cameras where you just push the left/ right top/bottom buttons.

Menu is obtuse and written as if to obscure the cameras functions rather than aid in their use. This might just be the fact that this is their first model of this kind or that the majority of reviewers are all comfortable with weird and cluttered thinking.

As with the Canon Is camera there are too many damn buttons near where you must hold the camera and this is both uncomfortable and subject to activating the camera unnecessarily.

Camera has nice feel and appearance but the bottome line is the photos and so far there is nothing worth crowing about.

Put together all the problems with setting up the camera and with the retarded software and this valiant try only gets 3 stars

Cameras in use by me now are:

Pentax ist dl, fuji s5200, canon Is s3, Olympus c740

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M. H. Moore

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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2011

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I bought the p880 to go along with my z650. My z650 I use while driving down the road or interstate (i.e. 65 mph) to shoot out the window. The p880 I use for a lot of close ups and family get togethers. I keep them both loaded and ready where ever I go.

I have never had problems with the buttons, where they are placed or how they're used. Battery life is average, but I carry lots of spares. Neither camera will read anything over a 2gb sd card, but that is fine. You can get a lot on 2gb, and I carry spare cards and an image safe, just in case.

I don't have the time or inclination at this time of my life to get an "education" in photography. Which is what it would take to use some of the newer dslrs. Kodak cameras are easy to use, easy on my purse strings, and I have yet to see anything that rivals their color.

The only things I seriously recommend is, no matter what your skill level, your pictures are precious. Get a filter and lens cap(the OEM one sucks, I use a Zeikos pinch cap), and use them all the time. I also use a Belkin lcd shade on all my cameras to protect the lcd, I can always use the EVF or slide the shade off and leave the protector if need be. Due to other reviews of Kodak's software, I have never used it. I set my storage to "card" and then either offload the contents onto my netbook or my image safe. I edit and upload to where ever I want from there.

I recommend this camera to anyone who wants a little more than a point and shoot. You can manually adjust the zoom and focus and it shoots in raw if you are so inclined. It accepts 55mm filters, and has a 2.5 lcd. The flash does not pop up though, it has a hot shoe for an external flash, so you need to remember that. Sometimes if it doesn't auto focus all I have to do is open the flash.

I know this is a very winded review, but I hope I answered some questions for others out there.