Kodak EashShare Z5120

26x, f/3.1, 26 mm
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        Summary Kodak Z5120

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        Specifications Key specs
        Zoom
        Help 26x
        Screen size
        Help 3"
        Aperture
        Help f/3.1
        Screen resolution
        Help 230k dots
        Wide angle
        Help 26 mm
        Movie format
        Help 720p @ 30fps
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        Pros

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        The Kodak Z5120 vs other recent digicams

        Image stabilization Image stabilization Help
        1. Lens
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        The Kodak Z5120 vs other recent super zooms

        Size Quite small Help
        Prosumer size (117×79×76 mm)
        Thickness Thin Help
        3"

        Cons

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        The Kodak Z5120 vs other recent digicams

        Screen resolution Very low resolution screen Help
        230k dots
        Light sensitivity Poor maximum light sensitivity Help
        1,600 ISO
        Touch screen No touch screen Help
        More buttons
        Sensor size Slightly smaller than average sensor Help
        1/2.3" 6.16x4.62mm
        Announced Old Help
        January 2012
        Continuous shooting Slow continuous shooting Help
        5.6 fps
        Supports 24p No 24p movies Help
        Missing that film look
        True resolution Lower true resolution Help
        9.8 MP
        Sensor type Sensor type Help
        CCD
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        The Kodak Z5120 vs other recent super zooms

        Zoom Poor zoom Help
        26x
        Wide angle Poor wide angle lens Help
        26 mm
        Screen flips out Fixed screen Help
        Less flexible
        Screen type Screen type Help
        LCD
        Viewfinder Can only preview photos on the screen Help
        None
        Popularity Not so popular Help
        Among snapsort users
        Movie format HD movies Help
        720p @ 30fps
        High-speed framerate High speed movies Help
        Not supported
        External mic jack Lacks an external mic jack Help
        Limited to the in-camera mic
        External flash No external flash Help
        Less expandable
        Fastest shutter speed Slow shutter speed Help
        1/2000 of a second

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        Discussion

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        Avatar for boy boy (4:36 PM, July 29, 2013)
        videos are so crisp ... clear and it's more like HD.
         
        Iloper (3:19 AM, May 27, 2013)
        I have bought this camera now knowing what i was getting. I own a SX100IS and a SX230HS and the low light, high ISO photos are not in par with the cameras i have. Still, after seeing so many people saying its good on day light i will give it another chance and test it in those conditions...
         
        Roger (4:36 PM, March 19, 2013)
        I bought this camera a month ago. I have shot about five hundred shots with good results. I find the macro to be good and the telephoto to work well in good light. For a cheap all around camera, there is probably not any better. The fact that it can do so many things well and be small and cheap is a definite plus.
         
        tturner (1:49 PM, June 30, 2012)
        I bought this camera to use as a cheap zoom but I was surprised at the quality of the images this camera captures.  For me the absence of a view finder and the low resolution of the LCD screen is not big deal.  I have a high res on my Nikon D90 and I still can not determine if the photo is really good until I get it on the computer.  So far, 99.9 percent of the photos I have taken with this camera (over 1000) have been great.