Kodak FriendlyZoom FZ101, Black

Take beautiful photos and videos thanks to the Kodak FriendlyZoom FZ101, Black Compact Camera. Inside its construction, you can find a 1/2,3" CCD sensor. It can produce photos and videos with resolutions up to HD. Separate sensor resolution reaches 16 Mpx. Easy switching of functions and changes in settings can be carried out using the controls on the 2,7" display. You can also try Live view technology and see everything around you on the display like a viewfinder. All images and videos produced shall be saved on the SD memory card. Power supply of the camera is ensured by the 2× AA battery. The big benefit is hidden behind the presence of the electronic stabilisation. Say goodbye to blurry images and shaky video without sacrificing quality.

Main Features of the Kodak FriendlyZoom FZ101, Black Compact Digital Camera

• The Kodak Digital Camera has a CCD sensor
• Preview of the selected composition is possible with a electronic view-finder
• Compatible with SD memory cards with a capacity of 32 GB
• The Kodak provides a 16 Mpx sensor
• Diagonal size of the screen: 2,7"
• Electronic image stabilization is a great advantage
• Now you can create videos with up to HD video resolution
• Elegance to the compact camera is added by the black colour

Construction of the Kodak Compact Camera

Thanks to its small dimensions that are 11,33 × 7,4 × 4,48 cm, the camera is suitable for keen travellers. It's easy to pack in any luggage as it weighs only 209 g. The whole look of the product complements black colour. Beyond the controls, on the camera body, there is also a screen and electronic view-finder. Use the built-in flash to lighten your composition.

The Kodak Camera - Interfaces and formats

Files are saved on the SD memory card with a capacity up to 32 GB.

See the world up close with your Kodak Camera

Users will love the camera's 35mm equivalent focal length range: 25 up to 250 mm. You can zoom any object with the 10× optical zoom. It has a focal ratio in the range of f/3,6 up to f/6,7. This depends on the focal length used.