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Kodak Play Sport Camera ReviewPublished Deecember 3, 2011 The digital camera that I've been using for over 10 years finally died. I guess it's a good thing it died because the technology has advanced so much over the past 10 years that the bulky3.2 megapixel camera was nothing but a dinosaur that I should have put out to pasture several years ago. When it came time to replace it, I wanted something simple. All I wanted to do was point and click. It had to have zoom capability and the ability to take both still and video. ![]() Enter the Kodak Play Sport CameraI searched around online for a simple easy-to-use camera and came across the Kodak Play Sport. It caught my eye because it not only took pictures on dry land, but the Kodak Play Sport can take underwater pictures up to a depth of 10 feet. As advertised, it's a sporting camera. It’s great for outdoor BBQ’s, soccer and baseball games, skiing and even snorkeling. When it comes to taking indoor pictures you have to make sure the room is well lit, as the Kodak Play Sport does not have a flash. Even without a flash, however, the pictures come out pretty clear and crisp. Operating the Kodak Play SportTaking pictures is as simple as turning on the camera, pointing the camera at your subject and snapping the picture. Taking videos are just as easy. The controls are all located on the front of the camera. With the press of a thumb you can witch the mode from still camera to video. That same one-thumb action will change the mode from the dry land to water mode. Although, I've taken underwater pictures/videos without switching the mode to H2O and they came out just fine. Kodak Play Sport Pros:
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TipIf you buy this Kodak Play Sport camera make sure to purchase an SD card. I purchased a 16GB SD card but quickly found that the camera’s battery won’t last long enough for me to fill the card. Save yourself the expense and purchase a smaller SD card. All in all, I like the Kodak Play Sport and would recommend it. Just be aware of the shortfalls Felicia (aka Low Tech Grandma) is a wife, mother, grandmother, freelance writer and low tech blogger. Last Modified: 13 August 2023 |
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