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Camcorder - High Definition - widescreen - 5.0 Mpix - supported memory: SD, SDHC - flash card - raspberry More product details

174 reviews
November, 2009
Video capture up to 1080p HD resolution ; image quality is quite good for a mini camcorder ; SD card slot ; removable, rechargeable battery ; bundled composite and HDMI cables ; strong low-light performance ; external mic jack ; electronic image ...
Bundled software isn't Mac compatible but necessary for smooth playback of 1080p video ; price doesn't include an optional memory card
With the Zi8, Kodak finally surpasses Flip Video's video quality and feature set.
We calculated that when you record video at the highest level (1080p), you eat up anywhere from around 110 to 150MB per minute, depending upon video content, or about 14 to 18 minutes of video on a typical 2GB card. (Kodak quotes 20 minutes per......
If you flipped over the Flip pocket-size video cameras, there's a newcontender worth your attention. Kodak's Zi8 replaces the Zi6, bringingfull HD 1080p capabilities to a small, well-designed package that fitsin your pocket but does more than its ...
Uses removable SDHC memory cards. Removable, rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery. Four shooting modes. 1080p top resolution. Image stabilization. External microphone jack. Includes composite and HDMI cables
Bundled software isn't Mac compatible. Some video noise. Digital zoom only
The Zi8 offers convenient flexibility and produces good-looking HD videos in an affordable package no bigger than a typical point-and-shoot. It definitely gives the
The Kodak Zi8 is notable for shooting 1080p video. Unfortunately, that video isn't terribly good.
Five shooting modes; external microphone input; image stabilization; removable storage and battery
Low framerate from 1080p video; noisy microphone input; image stabilization doesn't help much; terrible zoom
The Zi8 offers two focus modes, normal and macro. The camcorder includes a 6.3mm f/2.8 fixed focus lens with a 35mm equivalence of 61mm for 1080p, 46mm for 720p and WVGA, and 42mm for stills. The Zi8 has 4x digital zoom
As with all of today’s pocket camcorders, the Zi8 has a 1/4-inch tripod mount on the bottom of the camera. You can connect the Zi8 to a television via HDMI or composite connections (cables for both are included). Unlike other Kodak pocket...
Kodak's Zi8 high-definition pocket camcorder ($180 as of 9/14/2009) is the superpowered follow-up to the company's cult-favorite Zi6 model. It's also the most full-featured pocket-size camcorder we've seen, thanks to three unique features: the ability ...
Sharp 1080p video and shooting options ; Can use earbuds as external mic
Controls are slow to respond ; Buggy, jumpy 4x digital zoom
If the best-quality footage and shooting options galore are your main needs in an HD pocket camcorder, the Zi8 gets a glowing recommendation. However, I did experience some key usability issues, even if its video quality blows the competition out of ...
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Award: Editor's Choice!
When Kodak introduced the Zi6, its first-ever video camera late last year, we were impressed. In fact, it was our first Editors' Choice in the nascent pocket video camera category. The Zi6 offered a number of features that the famous Flip Ultra didn't ...
Nice price. Records 1080p video. 5-megapixel still image capture. Face detection, electronic image stabilization, and macro mode. Expandable memory. External mic port. Ships with an HDMI cable
Jerky zoom. Subpar still image quality. Mediocre built-in mic. Hyper-sensitive buttons. Can get very hot with extended use
With 1080p video, 5-megapixel still image capture, and more features than we've seen in any other pocket video camera, the Zi8 follows in the footsteps of its predecessor, earning our Editors' Choice.
But with its latest entry, the Zi8 Pocket Video Camera ($179.95 direct), Kodak again proves that it can create a better product with more features at an affordable price. This is a welcome addition given the fact that, like nearly ever other...
I reviewed the Kodak Zi8 for Wired and found it to be a solid little handicam. From my review: Inside and out, the Zi8 is brimming with upgrades (1080p) and little touches (a legit microphone jack!) that set a new standard for this class of cheap cams ...
The Zi8 is new entrant into the family of Kodak's camcorders after the Zi6. This Flip Ultra HD boasts of a 1080p recording and also additional features like face tracking, image stabilization, a 2.5 inch LCD display, SD card. You can upload in YouTube ...
The gadget: A direct followup to the excellent Zi6 HD pocket cam, the Zi8 adds a 1080p 30fps mode, a lithium ion battery, image stabilization, HDMI-out and a mic jack. It's restyled too, and less pudgy.
than its lumpy predecessor. The screen is way, way sharper, which makes the whole camera, despite its similar interface and button layout, truly feel like a new piece of hardware. HDMI output works instantly and smoothly, and the microphone-in jack ...
If you're after broadcast-quality footage and full manual controls, the 1080p-capable Zi8 isn't for you. But if you're seeking an inexpensive, straightforward, pocket-friendly camcorder that produces relatively good video and photos, this device is ...
Amazingly cheap ; easy to use ; small and light ; included HDMI cable
Auto functions vary in their effectiveness ; few manual options ; poor built-in microphone ; no optical zoom
The Kodak Zi8 might not look much like a camcorder, but you'd be wrong to write it off as just a toy. While you're never going to get broadcast-quality video out of it, the Zi8 is compact, straightforward and capable of producing some relatively ...
You wouldn't usually associate a price of ? or so with a high-definition camcorder, let alone one that's capable of producing 1080p video. Yet here we have the Kodak Zi8. This pocket-friendly device promises plenty of camcorder for not very much cash,...
The YouTube generation is used to the sight of grainy video showing a pal falling off a skateboard or distant images of a band in concert, but as with everything else touched by the digital revolution, ...
Kodak's considerable overhaul of its pocket camcorder range has produced a market leader with 1080p HD recording, image stabilisation, face detection and a swift and comfortable method of uploading to social websites or playing out directly to HD TV.
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