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Kodak CX4200 Digital Camera Reviews

The Kodak CX4200 is a 2 megapixel camera with a maximum resolution of 1632x 1232. Its rounded contours fit nicely into the palm and is light enough to be carried in the pocket. The buttons are slightly tacky to feel but are well-placed. The optical viewfinder is at the extreme left, just above the lens, so you have to place your fingers carefully. It has a 2x digital zoom that lets you shoot close-up photos despite the absence of optical zoom. It has a 1.6-colour TFT LCD, but it darkens in the sunlight. The camera has a Video Out jack and a USB port and includes a video con-nector RCA cable along with a USB cable. It has 16 MB inter-nal memory and can accom-modate 20 to 23 pictures at maximum resolution. You can increase the capacity by using
a 64 MB Compact Flash card. The camera supports a wide range of power options with an in-camera charging option through the camera dock, two AA lithium or Ni-MH batteries or one CRV3 lithium battery.
The camera comes with an optional docking stand that also serves as a charging dock. A file transfer button on the dock makes sharing files very simple. The only sore spot is that Kodak did not provide a cover for the camera. In our tests, the CX4200 was able to capture all the details but without the flash, the picture looked dark. In the resolution test, the
image came out hazy. Though the camera has good colour reproduction, the overall image quality is poor. Overall, this camera pro-duces sharp and colourful images when used in well lit
conditions, but if you want clarity and picture depth at high resolution, then this cam-era is surely not for you.
SPECIFICATIONS:
16 MB internal memory, MMC/SD slot, 2 megapixel res-olution, 2x digital zoom, 1.6-inch TFT colour LCD screen, 220 gm weight, JPEG/EXIF v2.2 compression...

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