Kodak DX4900

There's a lot to like about the Kodak EasyShare DX4900 ($399 list). This 4-megapixel digital camera is one of the easiest-to-use models we've tested. It's also a fast shooter with image quality that is just shy of spectacular, and you can upload images...

WHAT'S HOT: Kodak's $399 DX4900 is the least-expensive 4-megapixel camera we've seen so far. And despite being a high-resolution model, the DX4900 Zoom is geared toward casual users who want a camera that's easy to use. Like other Kodak cameras, it...

Inexpensive 4-megapixel camera is designed for easy photo uploads.

The Kodak DX4900 was announced two days before PMA 2002. The DX4900 is essentially a 'resolution upgraded' DX3900, in the place of that camera's three megapixel CCD the DX4900 has a four megapixel unit. The DX4900 has the same two times optical zoom...

Continue on to Page Two Kodak DX4900 Zoom Specifications CCD resolution 4.1 megapixel (2448x1632 pixels) image resolution 4.0 megapixel image quality modes 4.0MP (default setting) - up to 20" x 30" (50 x 75cm) 4.0MP (high compression) - up to 20" x 30"...

Camera Operation With just a few control buttons and only a handful of exposure controls, the DX4900's user interface is uncomplicated, just as its EasyShare name would suggest. Flash, focus, and Self-Timer modes all feature external controls, as do...

Kodak supplied both its DX4900 camera and the optional EasyShare USB dock into which it plugs. The camera alone is a similar price to the others in this group. The DX4900 has a chunky and rather ...

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