The Kodak EasyShare DX7590 camera unites a professional quality Schneider-Kreuznach 10X optical zoom lens (38-380 mm equivalent); the KODAK Color Science image processing chip for rich, accurate colors; dual-sensor, low-light precision auto focusing; and multiple shooting modes for optimal creative control. The new model then goes a step further, adding new features such as five megapixel resolution for prints up to 13 x 19 inches, an extra high-resolution (311,000 pixels) electronic viewfinder, JPEG fine and standard compression options, flash compensation, and rapid click-to-capture (just 0.2 seconds).

Using the dual-speed zoom control, DX7590 camera owners can drive the lens from 1X to 10X in just two seconds, and then extend the total magnification up to 30X using Kodak's exclusive Advanced Digital Zoom technology, which creates sharp, high quality images across the entire digital zoom range. For ease of handling, the lens barrel only extends one inch after powering up the camera, with all lens movements occurring within the protective housing.

The DX7590 camera offers fully manual controls, permitting independent aperture, shutter speed, flash and exposure compensation, ISO equivalent and other settings that can transform an ordinary picture into a work of art. The camera also features aperture and shutter priority modes, as well as sixteen program modes. Saturated, neutral, black-and-white and sepia color modes lend additional in-camera creative options. Its dual sensor, low-light precision auto-focus system combines rapid phase detection with highly accurate through the lens (TTL) contrast detection to precisely fine tune and sharply define a subject, even in almost complete darkness. In addition, the camera is equipped with an external flash synch -- capable of synching at any shutter speed -- for illumination of subjects beyond the 16-foot pop-up flash range.

Using the very high-resolution TTL electronic viewfinder (EVF) with diopter, as well as a large, 2.2-inch high-resolution indoor/outdoor LCD screen, photographers can preview shots or review pictures stored in 32 MB internal memory or on optional SD/MMC cards. Not only does the extremely high resolution 311,000-pixel EVF show control settings superimposed over the scene, but it also eliminates parallax while presenting a nearly 100-percent field of view. The indoor/outdoor LCD assists photographers in clearly seeing the fine detail of their compositions before and after shooting, even in direct sunlight. Both LCDs exhibit high refresh rates, and automatically brighten or dim to reflect changes in exposure compensation.

Kodak DX7590 Features

• 5.0 megapixel (2576x1932) CCD for photo quality prints up to 13 x 19"
• 10X Schneider optical zoom, 38-380mm (35mm equivalent)
• High-speed, low light auto-focus system
• Very high-resolution electronic color viewfinder
• Large 2.2-inch TFT color LCD, indoor/outdoor type
• TTL Multi-pattern, center weighted, center spot metering
• ISO 80, 100, 200, 400, 800 or Auto (80-160)
• Adjustable color modes, image sharpness, white balance
• Auto, Program AE, Aperture priority, Shutter priority, Manual, Custom and 14 Scene modes
• Burst mode captures up to 5 pictures at approx. 2 fps
• 640x480 or 320x240 movies w/sound length limited only by memory
• 32MB internal memory, SD/MMC card slot
• Powered by proprietary lithium battery pack
• Audio-Video Out (NTSC or PAL selectable)
• Optional EasyShare Camera Dock and Printer Dock

DX7590 Specifications