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| + | The '''Kodak Easyshare P880''' was introduced in September 2005, it is the top camera in the new performance series which also includes the P850. It is a mix between a fully fledged DSLR and a compact camera, where you can not change the lens but you can still add extra lenses to it by using an adaptor. It uses [[Secure Digital|SD]] card for media storage. | ||
== Features == | == Features == | ||
| − | * 8MP(CCD 8.3MP) resolution | + | * 8MP (CCD 8.3MP) resolution |
* optical zoom of 5.8x. | * optical zoom of 5.8x. | ||
| − | * It has a LCD of 2.5"(6.4cm) with an adjustable brightness setting. | + | * It has a LCD of 2.5" (6.4cm) with an adjustable brightness setting. |
* Electronic viewfinder with a resolution of 237K. | * Electronic viewfinder with a resolution of 237K. | ||
* Top speed of 1/4000s in both manual and automatic mode. | * Top speed of 1/4000s in both manual and automatic mode. | ||
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The Kodak Easyshare P880 was introduced in September 2005, it is the top camera in the new performance series which also includes the P850. It is a mix between a fully fledged DSLR and a compact camera, where you can not change the lens but you can still add extra lenses to it by using an adaptor. It uses SD card for media storage.
Features
- 8MP (CCD 8.3MP) resolution
- optical zoom of 5.8x.
- It has a LCD of 2.5" (6.4cm) with an adjustable brightness setting.
- Electronic viewfinder with a resolution of 237K.
- Top speed of 1/4000s in both manual and automatic mode.
- Slowest speed of 16s in manual and 1/2s in automatic mode.
- Video 640 x 480 in 30 frames/s
- Hotshoe flash connector
- Inbuilt flash
- Manual zoom and focus rings
- Automatic focus
You can read the full specifications at Kodak. There is also a Wikipedia entry
