Kodak cameras were one of the earliest cameras invented by George Eastman. Technically it was a very simple box camera with a fixed focus length and single shutter speed. The Kodak cameras were first put on sale in 1888.
Towards the end of the 19th century, Eastman had brought in several models including box and fold cameras. Ever since; cameras have become an integral part of our lives. There are innumerable brands available today, yet Kodak cameras are still one of the prominent ones.
Kodak digital cameras belong to a category of affordable and user friendly devices that have mass appeal. Kodak cameras are available in various form, design and features and are categorized into specific series. They are as follows:
V-Series:
These series Kodak cameras are high resolution cameras in pocket size design. They are ultra compact with large displays. Kodak cameras in the V series are equipped with VGA video and advanced features. Intuitive menu options and Kodak color Science chip are packed into this series of ultra slim Kodak cameras. Smart capture features and LCD touch screen are the other enticing features.
Z-Series:
Kodak Z-series cameras are apt for advanced photography with enhanced zoom and easy handling. Their broad ranges of scene and color modes add to their versatility. The other significant features of the Z series cameras include color science chip and advanced creative controls.
M-Series:
This is apt for the style conscious consumer. It is compact and impeccably stylish with advanced features that will result in superior quality pictures. Kodak cameras in this series are equipped with face detection technology, HD stills and video, blur reduction and wide angle viewing features.
C-Series:
Kodak cameras in the C-series are essentially simple to handle and most appropriate to capture life's priceless moments. The C series Kodak cameras have point and shoot simplicity which makes them a highly user friendly camera. The other features include auto picture rotation, video capture, bright and brilliant displays and Kodak color science. The high end versions however have very high resolutions and a host of advanced features.
All the above mentioned cameras belong to Kodak's easy share system. Packed with high end features, Kodak digital cameras have been hugely popular and enticed the price conscious buyer. Despite its affordability, the superior quality which is innate to Kodak digital cameras remains intact.
In addition to Kodak digital cameras, accessories from their stable are hugely popular. The most popular among them are the Advantix support devices which are available with the C, F and T series of Kodak cameras.
Technology never ceases to get upgraded and as a result, brands, models and features continue to get invented. Kodak cameras are one of the oldest in the race and their flawless technologies coupled-with affordable pricing, have added to their timeless popularity.
