Kodak Easyshare Camera V570

The first feature that is noticeable when you look at the Kodak EasyShare V570 is the twin lens system. It is extremely small and neat in appearance and is second to none when it comes to compact digital camera technology. In the past, you had to buy a very expensive and bulky camera if you wanted to utilize scenic shots combined with close ups, but with the Kodak EasyShare V570, you can do it all for a great low price.

When the lens cover is closed, the Kodak EasyShare V570 could appear to be like any other classy, quality compact camera. As soon as the lens cover opens, it becomes clear that this is not the case. There are two distinct holes to accommodate the dual lens system, and each one offers its own specific use and specialty. The top is a 23mm fixed focal lens that is perfect for almost any shot to come out perfect every time. The second and bottom lens is a 39mm to 117mm lens for close ups and excellent zooming. This is a traditional lens used by many professional photographers, and until now was required to be a removable and interchangeable part.

In the Kodak EasyShare V570 the 23mm lens is far from average: It has a specialty feature for wide angle shots. This means if you were standing ten feet in front of a large building and you used your average camera to take a shot, you would probably find the edges of the photo you wanted won't fit in the frame. With a wide angle lens you can be much closer to the subject while still fitting more into the frame. This is leading edge technology for a pocket digital camera that has never been seen before, and photographing the whole oval in from your seat at the football is simple with this camera.

The Kodak EasyShare V570 has a large LCD screen for viewing and editing your shots. The bigger screen means it is easier to see without spectacles, and you can quickly decide which pre-programmed options are most suitable. There are numerous scene modes to choose from, and the larger screen means you can do this much faster with clear and easy viewing. When the screen is too small, as with many other models, it makes it more difficult to quickly take a shot because you have to spend more time squinting to see if everything you want is in the picture.

Having a rechargeable lithium battery is very important for all digital cameras now days. You wouldn't waste time on anything else! The lithium batteries last longer and you don't have to pay a fortune to constantly replace regular batteries as with some digital camera models. You should get around a hundred and fifty shots per battery recharge, and for about $20 you can buy second battery for back up if desired. Anyone who has owned a digital camera in the past knows how much power is drained while loading the pictures onto a pc; with a rechargeable lithium battery you simply plug the chord that comes with the camera from a power outlet to the camera and you wont have any issues with the battery going flat in the middle of the job.

This ultra compact digital photo system has a perfect 5 mega pixels regardless of which lens you are using. Everything you need to get started is included in the box, and the camera itself has a 32MB built in hard drive for storage of photos. This means if you don't have a memory card inserted you can still take and save pictures. Kodak's ever famous easy share software comes with the camera on a CD and is straight forward and basic to install, even for a newbie. Another bonus in the pack is certainly the attractive camera dock which is also compact and great for sitting and viewing your photos. It is simple to plug the camera from there into your TV or computer to view enlargements on screen or edit on the computer whenever you like. There is a printer dock available and if you choose to purchase it you only need to sit the camera straight on to print quality color photos quickly and easily.