Kodak EasyShare Z1275 Reviews

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Average Ratings for Kodak EasyShare Z1275

  • Image Quality4.5 stars
  • Battery Life3.3 stars
  • Features3.5 stars
  • Ease of Use3.9 stars
  • Value for Money4.2 stars
  • Overall rating3.6 stars

4 Reviews For Kodak EasyShare Z1275

  • Guest 24th Dec 2008

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    Good Points: Nice compact little cam, very pocketable! Superb colour.


    Bad Points: I had to send mine back under warranty. Kodak seemed to have farmed out their warranty work to a contractor. I was not impressed. Even less impressed when my camera was away for 6 weeks.


    General comments: I got mine very cheap as a refurb. Before I purchased I read the available reviews, most of their comments seemed to hinge on 2 issues. The cameras hunger for batteries and its slowness. Having already got some high capacity AA rechargeable batteries for another camera , I tried these in the 1275 and they work a treat. Just use these high cap 2000mA( or better) rechargeables, keep them well charged and carry some spares. The slowness I think may well be down to my choice of memory card. Father Christmas will be bringing me a high speed memory card and i think this may well speed things up. When you think about it, 12 MP is an awful lot of info to be transferred from ccd to memory card, and if your memory card aint the brightest light on the Christmas tree it dont help! To summate:--- make sure you only use high capacity batteries, charged to the brim. And dont go too fast. If you try to take too many pix in too short a time, the whole system just goes into pause mode while the memory transfer sorts itself out. If the higher speed cards help matters, I'll let you know!

  • Guest 18th Jul 2008

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    I already have two excellent bridge type cameras, konica-Minolta Z10 and Kodak 612. I use these a lot. The Z10 so quick and easy to use. However, I also wanted a high pixel count camera for occasional use and the Z1275 looked OK. I read quite a few reviews, and a lot of them were frankly poor,and put me off. However having seen a Z1275 at a real bargain price I investigated further. It seemed that most of its problems stem from inadequate batteries and asking it too do to much too quickly. If yo ...

  • Darrensaintdarren 2nd Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I got the camera for Christmas 07, it was working so well, I was really chuffed with it. Then in the middle of January I turned the camera on to look at the pics and the screen was messed up, thick black line down the right side and grey line running across the top which makes it near impossible to look at the pictures. On returning it to Kodak they informed me that I 'must' have did it myself through being careless and want a further £90 to repair the screen. I am outraged and refuse to p ...

  • hfs Rank: 2nd Lieutenant 10th Jan 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I got the Kodak EasyShare Z1275 camera for Christmas 2007. Nice versatile little digital camera.You can choose 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratios with the 4:3 topping out at 12 Mega pixels and the 16:9 topping out at 9 Mega pixels. Basically, the 16:9 just crops off what the 4:3 would have captured, saving you the effort of cropping it in photo editing software.It'll will also shoot a short movie clip if you want and has a built in microphone if you want to narrate while "filming". The 5x optical zoom se ...