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Canon Powershot S3 IS, Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-H5, Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ7, and Kodak Easyshare Z612

Steal These Cameras!

Kodak EasyShare Z612

$400 (street)

www.kodak.com

800-835-2365

The lightest of the bunch, at just over 12 ounces ready to shoot, this Kodak has pretty heavy capabilities, including image-stabilized movies with stereo sound. With the highest-resolution LCD (as many pixels as the Sony's larger one), viewing and playback are noticeably finer-grained.

Smart: In-camera editing lets you do things like crop or adjust local brightness without firing up the computer.

Fun: Like lots of other Kodak cameras, it fits on the EasyShare Printer Dock for one-touch, no-brainer 4x6s.

Imaging: 6.1MP (effective) CCD. Lens: 12X 35-420mm (35mm equivalent) f/2.8-4.8. LCD: Fixed 2.5-in., 230,000 pixels. EVF: 0.2-in., 202,000 pixels. Image stabilization: Lens-based, continuous or shoot only. ISO range: 80-800. Storage: SD/MMC card slot, 32MB internal storage; JPEG format. Output: Hi-Speed USB 2.0; NTSC/PAL video. Power: Proprietary Li-ion rechargeable, CRV3 lithium, or 2 AA batteries. Size/weight: 4.1x2.9x2.7 in.; 12.1 oz with card and batteries. Video: 640x480 at 30 fps; image stabilization and zooming; stereo sound. CIPA battery life rating: 250 shots with supplied Li-ion battery, 50% with flash. In the box: Li-ion battery, charger, neck strap, camera insert for EasyShare camera and printer docks, AV and USB cables, software (EasyShare browsing and editing).

NEW & NOTEWORTHY

• Takes multiple battery types.

• In-camera editing controls.

*This camera is so new, we haven't gotten ahold of one for our PopPhoto Lab! Check back here soon for our Certified Test Results.