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Setting

Options

ISO Speed

Auto (default)

Control the sensitivity of the

ISO 64, 100, 200, 400, 800

camera sensor.

 

This setting remains until you

 

change modes or turn off the

 

camera.

 

 

 

Color Mode

High Color

Choose color tones.

Natural Color (default)

This setting remains until you

Low Color

change modes or turn off the

Black & White

camera.

Sepia—for a reddish-brown, antique look.

 

 

NOTE: EasyShare software also lets you change a color picture to

 

black-and-white or sepia.

 

Unavailable in Video mode.

 

 

Sharpness

High

Control picture sharpness.

Normal (default)

This setting remains until you

Low

change it.

 

 

 

Exposure Metering

Multi-pattern(default)—evaluates lighting conditions

Evaluate light levels at

throughout the image to give an optimum picture exposure.

specific areas of a scene.

Ideal for general picture taking.

This setting remains until you

Center-weight—evaluates the lighting conditions of the

change modes or turn off the

subject centered in the lens. Ideal for backlit subjects.

camera.

Center-spot—similar to Center-weight, except the metering

 

is concentrated on a smaller area of the subject centered in the

 

lens. Ideal when you need an exact exposure of a specific area

 

in the picture.

 

 

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Kodak V610 manual Black-and-white or sepia

V610 specifications

The Kodak V610 is a compact digital camera that carved a niche for itself in the mid-2000s, catering to both novice photographers and enthusiasts alike. Launched in 2006, the V610 is renowned for its impressive 10-megapixel resolution, enabling users to capture high-quality images with remarkable detail. One of the standout features of this camera is its dual lens system, which comprises both a 39mm wide-angle lens and a 130mm telephoto lens. This innovative design allows for versatile shooting options, letting users seamlessly switch between wide landscapes and close-up subjects without the hassle of changing lenses.

The Kodak V610 employs a 2.8-inch LCD screen, which makes composing and reviewing images straightforward. The screen offers bright and vibrant colors, ensuring that users can easily see their shots even in bright sunlight. Additionally, the V610 supports various scene modes, including portrait, landscape, night, and macro, which help automate the camera settings for optimal image capture in different environments.

A significant technology embedded in the V610 is its on-camera editing capabilities. The camera comes equipped with features like cropping, red-eye reduction, and several color effects, allowing users to enhance their images directly on the device. This functionality was particularly appealing to those who preferred quick edits without resorting to a computer.

In terms of performance, the Kodak V610 boasts a relatively quick shutter lag and a continuous shooting mode that enables capturing several frames in rapid succession, making it easier to photograph fast-moving subjects. The camera also incorporates Kodak's Perfect Touch technology, which enhances photos by adjusting brightness and contrast, ensuring that images come out vibrant and well-balanced.

The user interface of the V610 is intuitive, accommodating users who may not be familiar with complex camera settings. The controls are well-placed, allowing for easy navigation through menus and functions.

In terms of connectivity, the V610 includes a USB interface, enabling easy transfer of images to computers or printers. It also has a built-in SD card slot for memory expansion.

With its blend of user-friendly features, high-quality image capture, and versatile shooting options, the Kodak V610 remains a memorable option in the digital camera landscape of its time. This camera represented a perfect balance between advanced technology and accessibility, making it a beloved choice for many photography enthusiasts.