Eastman Kodak Company launches new product Kodak Easyshare Mini M200

Kodak's Easyshare Mini (model M200) lives up to its name: the camera measures just 8.5x5cm, is 2cm thick at most, and it weighs 100g. That makes it handy for carrying around in a pocket or bag. There aren't many controls. On the top there is a power button, one for switching between photos and videos, and the shutter button. On the back there is a small screen, zoom control and a few other tiny buttons. It takes standard SD memory cards and has a micro-USB socket for charging and connection to a computer. A mains charger is supplied. Technically it takes pictures at a resolution of 10 megapixels, but in reality a modern camera phone, with a five-megapixel camera, will provide shots of the same quality, or better. In bright light the M200 provided decent shots, but it struggled in low light. Key Features: 10 megapixel CCD sensor 3x optical zoom lens (wide 29-87mm equivalent) 2.5inch screen VGA video, 30fps, max length 24 minutes Available in black, red, or white Scene modes Auto scene modes (Smart Capture) ISO80 - ISO1000 Macro - roughly 3cm from the front of the lens Facebook, Youtube, Kodak, Twitter, Email, Flickr, Orkut sharing (plus more) Ultra compact body With this you can share your world with a touch. The world’s only cameras with 3-step sharing! Kodak’s Share button makes sharing your pictures and videos as simple as 1, 2, 3 Step 1—Just press Share when in review mode Step 2—Choose your favorite sharing destination, e-mail address, or KODAK PULSE Digital Frame[4] Step 3—Connect your camera to your computer or insert your memory card and your videos or pictures are automatically uploaded to the destination(s) Only KODAK Cameras: Let you simultaneously share to multiple social networks, e-mail and PULSE Digital Frame Automatically share when you connect to a PC Tag to the largest number of social networks Pros: Very tiny indeed Pictures are comparable to other cheap cameras Convenient after bothersome initial setup Cons: Setup is a pain Tiny buttons and d-pad no fun for navigation, typing Kodak software required for sharing options About Mac kodak video converter software.