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DP Review reviews the Kodak EasyShare DX7590 Review and writes:
''The DX7590 is a camera that rewards those prepared to take the time to learn how to use all its functions and to work around its foibles - you start getting better and better pictures the more you use it. Quite how this fits in with the 'EasyShare' concept I'm not sure, though Kodak has done a fairly good job at combining sophisticated features with genuine ease of use. The 7590 may have a friendly interface and cartoony icons, but it is stuffed to the gills with enough features to keep even the most enthusiastic photographer happy. It grows on you too, once you master the vast array of modes, features and options, and the results - though lacking the critical sharpness some may demand, and which is essential for large prints, are very pleasing, with vivid, saturated colors that make nice prints without any serious post-processing.'
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Posted by Darren in our Reviews category on November 20, 2004