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August 8, 2006

Kodak's New Dual-Lens Entry: The V705

Kodak has made waves with its dual-lens cameras, designed to provide better, clearer pictures with more accuracy. With the V705, Kodak is boasting that it is the world's smallest ultra wide-angle optical zoom digital camera. While that statement does include quite a few qualifiers, it is impressive. The camera has a 5x optical zoom, in addition to a "panorama stitch" mode, which lets you take a 180 degree panoramic picture via taking three rapid-fire shots in a few seconds.


You can record up to 30 seconds of VGA video, and of course the memory card slot is SD. Kodak's award-winning EasyShare technology also unsurprisingly shows up in the V705, which is great if you like to swap between your camera and computer a lot, and/or you make physical prints of most of the photos you take.

The V705 will begin shipping, worldwide, in September. More at Lets Go Digital

Posted by mark at August 8, 2006 10:43 AM