EASYSHARE Z1275

[the_killer]

could someone post indoor pictures and videos at day and night ?

i'm thinking on buying this camera

mostly for indoor usage and video usage..

thanks!

[big_potato]

Sorry, still another outdoor night shot. My indoor shots were mostly for my familiar and I want to keep some privacy

by Z1275, again, a Hong Kong children playground

shutter = 0.5sec, aperture = f/2.8, focal length = 36mm, ISO 200, hand-held

(Edited, sorry I meant focal length = 36mm before this editting)

[domang]

Another very good night shot but with some barrel distortion with the lens fully retracted.

Your hand is definitely more steady than mine. :-)

[big_potato]

"...Your hand is definitely more steady than mine...."

Sorry, some important aspect I didn't tell you - I was sitting on the ground to take this picture, which made my hands much more steady than standing.

And I wish the lense could be wider. The wide-end 36mm is simply too narrow, as demo'd in the above sample.

Does anybody know if there are wide-angle adapters for Kodak ???

[ac.smith]

It looks like Kodak didn't anticipate putting anything on that lens. You might do a search for third party adapters/accessories for the C875 since it uses the same lens.

The only Kodak that I know will take a WA lens are the P850 and P712. There are third party adapters/WA lenses for the Z612/Z712 but I've never seen any results that indicate they accomplish much.

[big_potato]

"...could someone post indoor pictures and videos at day and night ?..."

Here you are:

Aperture f/2.8,
Shutter 1/10s,
ISO 200,
Focal length 36mm

[big_potato]

Another one, but seemed I should have chosen Tungsten WB rather than AutoWB

Aperture f/2.8,
Shutter 1/30s,
ISO 200,
Focal length 36mm

[KaosKameleon]

WOW, those are nice!

[the_killer]

yes, they're very nice

can I aks for an indoor video of an area with low light ? (1 maximum 2 lights)

many many thanks!

I film most of my videos at home (has I have a small child)
and I usally haver a low light environment

thanks

[madmax32]

Thanks for posting the pictures, but can you upload one at 12 Megapixels (4000 × 3000), it's difficult to judge the image quality of the camera from downsampled images, preferably taken in daytime outside.