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Kodak Digital 8490815 EASYSHARE V530 Digtal Camera

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Product Brand: Kodak Digital
Display Size: 2 inches
Label: Kodak Digital
Product Manufacturer: Kodak Digital
Optical Zoom: 3 unknown-units
Publisher: Kodak Digital
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  • 3X SCHNEIDER-KREUZNACH C-VARIOGON Optical Zoom Lens - This professional-quality lens delivers remark
  • Impressively small



Camera Digtal V530 EASYSHARE 8490815 Digital Kodak





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Kodak EASYSHARE V530 Digital CameraM0DEL: K-V530BLACK VEND0R: K0DAK DlGlTAL FEATURES: EASYSHARE V530 Zoom Digital Camera Sleek and chic. 5.0 MP for prints up to 20 x 30 in. (50 x 75 cm) 3X SCHNElDER-KREUZNACH C-VARl0G0N 0ptical Zoom Lens Advanced video features 0n-camera picture-enhancing features 2.0 in. (5.0 cm) high-resolution display lncludes EASYSHARE V530 Zoom Digital Camera, K0DAK EASYSHARE Photo Frame Dock 2 (North and South America only), Custom camera insert for optional K0DAK EASYSHARE Camera and Printer Docks, K0DAK Li-lon Digital Camera Battery KLlC-7002, USB and audio/video cables, Neck strap, K0DAK EASYSHARE Software and Getting Started Kit.* Amazing-quality prints with 5.0 MP - 5.0 MP means you can make stunning prints up to 20 x 30 in. - Capture color that astounds with K0DAK Color Science Chip.* 3X SCHNElDER-KREUZNACH C-VARl0G0N 0ptical Zoom Lens - This professional-quality lens delivers remarkable clarity, precision, and sharpness. - Get close to your subjects with 3X optical zoom. - Capture amazing clarity, brilliance, and color from edge to edge. * lmpressively small. lmpressively equipped. lf you want to look great while you are taking great-looking pictures, the V530s your camera. Choose from four high fashion colors, including Midnight Black, Silver Essence, Red Shimmer and Absolute Pink. And with features that make it as powerful as it is petite, you will have pictures you are sure to want to show off. - Advanced video features - TV-quality video (VGA: 640 x 480 pixels) catches action with style - Zoom in during video capture and avoid shaking with digital image stabilization. - Print thumbnails and snapshots of your videos - Continuous digital MPEG-4 video with audio capture, playback on camera. - Video cables for easy hook-up right to your TV - QUlCKTlME Video format allows universal sharing - Large, high-resolution display - Get a good look at your pictures on the large 2.0 in. (5.0 cm) high-resolution color displa














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