Kodak

Most photographers felt some sense remorse at the news of Kodak's troubles. In fact, I fell into a bottle of scotch for three or four days...that' how depressed I was.;) When I came out of it, I thought maybe I should own Kodak's latest and greatest.

I picked up a Z990. Not the last model produced, but the the most feature packed by far. With the 30x zoom,(28-840mm) raw images, full manual control, and a neat little HDR mode I guess its a pretty cool camera even if it is a slug in operation.

Here's a few from rural Isle of Wight county in the Tidewater region of eastern Virginia.


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http://i781.photobucket.com/albums/y...n/100_0186.jpg

I really like the comp and tones in shot 1

I have to agree with Marko. That first shot is amazing!!!

the last one is terrific for it's comp. But I agree that first shot is fantastic!!!

I really like all of these - stunning shots. Great scenes, nicely composed and for me, the muted tones are wonderful.

Love them all, Barefoot, especially the last one. The colour palette is so retro and those lacy trees are wonderful

Brilliant shots, barefoot. I love the first photo the most. All in all, these are nice tribute to Kodak.

Funny my last P&S was a Kodak and as far as I am concerned it was the best one at the time and I still use it from time to time and it is about 7 years old now and then about 3 years ago I bought my son a kodak and he loves it. My daughter in the mean time has gone through 2 Nikons and 3 Canons in the last eight years and her last P&S camera just over a year old is already almost junk and she does not abuse them, they just after a year seem to start having issues and I told her to go Kodak for P&S. That being said the photos on yours are far better with great colours, clarity, etc. then my old Z series and I think Kodak in the P&S area were some of the most under appreciated cameras made.