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ThinkCamera has a review up of the Kodak EasyShare v570 and writes, "Image quality is certainly acceptable but from the quality feel of the camera I was hoping for something more. Chromatic aberration (aka “purple fringing�) seems well under control. As you'd expect, the super wide lens is more prone to this than the zoom but unless you go looking for it and provoking it by shooting high contrast edges you shouldn't have any problems. As with both the other Kodaks I have tested (v610 and z612) the out of focus areas of the images are a little smeary and can look like plastic. I can only assume this is something to do with the image processing software. Portraits and pictures with a dominant point of interest but landscapes (where the focus often tails off) can look lacking in detail and this is a shame since otherwise this camera is so suited to landscapes."
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Posted by Belle in our Reviews category on July 21, 2006