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Leica M Nikon Nikkor Z mm F2. Nikon Z9 initial review. Kodak made the Z IS versatile by including a high-power CRV3 battery, but also allowing the use of an optional rechargeable pack or even AA batteries in a pinch. The camera also has buttons on top of the grip, allowing quicker and easier access to some common features.
On the firmware side, Kodak has included features like face detection and auto focus tracking. For a detailed listing of specs and features, take a look at the specs table found at the bottom of the review. Kodak definitely styled this camera to fit the standard ultrazoom look. With the large grip and protruding lens this camera clearly looks like small SLR.
The black camera with silver accents looks nice, and the plastic parts of the body are textured — much like some more expensive cameras on the market. The camera feels solid. I am quite impressed, actually, by just how solid it is. The only slight concern I have is in the design of the pop-up flash: it can easily be accidentally popped open. When open, however, the flash feels sturdy.
The lens cap was prone to just falling off when I gently set the camera on the table. I also greatly disliked that the lens cap attached to the outer portion of the lens housing, meaning that it was forced off the camera when the camera was turned on.
This was bothersome to me, though some users may prefer this. Overall I worry that the lens on this camera will be damaged due the lens cap falling off too easily and too often. Considering its size, the Kodak ZIS is very comfortable. The main controls are comfortable to access, and the rubberized grip provides a solid hand-hold. There is also a rubber grip on the lens housing, which is nice for those looking to support the camera with a second hand under the lens.
The dial used to select mode has a solid feel when rotated and stays in place well. The zoom rocker is easy to physically operate. The design of the power switch can be a bit annoying, though. Instead of using either a button or an actual two-position switch, the Z features a spring-loaded slider. The controls on this camera are mostly straightforward and almost standard.
There were few surprises, with most of the layout proving self-explanatory if you have used most any other digital camera. The one exception to this was the control dial on the back of the camera. The dial works by rolling it right or left to select the setting you want to change, then pressing and rolling to change that setting.
This odd arrangement proved very difficult to use: rolling the switch is fine, but pressing and rolling was cumbersome and slow. The interface was also oddly slow in my experience. Changing settings in the menu was quick enough. Color scheme? Latest sample galleries. Canon EOS R3 sample gallery. Nikon Z9 production sample gallery. See more galleries ». Latest in-depth reviews. Read more reviews ».
Latest buying guides. Best cameras for landscape photography in Best drones in Best video cameras for photographers in Best cameras for Instagram in Check out more buying guides ». Leica M Device drivers can break down inexplicably, for various reasons. You shouldn't be concerned because you can update your Digital Camera drivers as a prevention measure. It is very difficult to find the respective device driver for EasyShare Z IS-related hardware because the information and support is hard to find on Kodak's site.
Despite having experience at locating, installing, and manually upgrading EasyShare Z IS drivers, the task will be time consuming and highly bothersome. Inaccurate driver versions may have an adverse impact on your computer's performance, often creating more problems.
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