Kodak has long been a "power player" in the world of digital cameras, but for some time now has had a noticeable gap in their product lineup, with inexpensive, easy to use consumer models at one end of the range (the DC200 and DC210 Plus), and powerful prosumer units with scripting and a host of advanced features at the high end (the DC260). Thus, Kodak's lineup has jumped from 1.0 to 1.6 megapixels, but has left the popular 1.3 megapixel resolution level uncovered. Until now, that is: Kodak has now developed the DC240 digital camera, combining a 1.3 megapixel sensor, 3x autofocus optical zoom lens, a well-developed user interface, and the trademark "Kodak color" into an affordable mid-range digicam. 1.31 million pixel sensor 1280x960 and 640x480 pixel image sizes Fast startup, only ~2.5 seconds to power-on RAM buffer to allow two shots within a couple of seconds of each other 3x optical zoom (39-117 mm equivalent focal lengths) 2x digital zoom Fast f/2.8 maximum lens aperture Macro focusing to 9.75 inches Built-in, 4-mode flash Support for both NTSC and PAL video output Combined serial/USB interface for maximum compatibility & speed Ships with NiMH batteries and charger (Way to go, Kodak!) Uses CompactFlash memory, ships with 8 MB card Software package includes Adobe PhotoDeluxe & PageMill for both Mac and PC Supports new Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) for marking images on card for later printing
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