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By David D. Busch, CNET.com
Jan 23, 2006

Very good

7.2

out of 10

The good: Ultrawide lens for an ultracompact camera; abundant scene modes; in-camera panorama stitching and distortion correction; versatile video capture; included dock.

The bad: Average image quality; some controls clumsy to use; few manual controls.

The bottom line: The equivalent of a fixed-focal-length 23mm super-wide-angle lens coupled with a second, narrower 3x zoom gives the dual-lens ultracompact Kodak EasyShare V570 extra versatility, whether shooting indoors or creating three-shot panoramas.

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There are better ones in the market for that price.

Dec 2, 2006

Rating: 5 out of 10 (Average)
Pros: Wide lens, panorama function
Cons: Short battery life, no anit-shake, awkward controls, average picture quality.
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Battery life on this camera is very short comapred to its competitors. Such a small camera with no anti-shake is a big big minus. Pictures resolution is not very good as well. The only plus point is the panorama function.

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Great ultrawide!

Feb 21, 2006

Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
Pros: Great ultrawide shots; generally good quality photos when printed out
Cons: Weak flash, short battery life
Opinion:
The V570's photo quality is in the class of most ultracompact in its class. When printed on 4Rs, they look decent with well-saturated colors though the flash and battery life could do better. Some bugs when stopping playback of video and returning to shoot mode. Camera hangs.

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