There has been a recent flood of digital point-and-shoot camera announcements by many manufactures prior to PMA which officially kicks off tomorrow, and Kodak is no exception. The company has announced early this morning new C-series point-and-shoot digital cameras, the EasyShare C763 and C613. These entry-level C-series cameras come with digital image stabilization and video print options.The EasyShare C763 and C613 share many of the same features, but as with most series cameras, sensor and LCD specs differ. The 7.1MP C763 has a higher megapixel count over its sister camera, the 6.2MP C613. Both point-and-shoots are fitted with a Kodak AF 3x optical zoom lenses with digital image stabilization. The C763 comes equipped with a 2.5-inch LCD display for indoor and outdoor use, according to the manufacturer website. The C613 comes with a slightly smaller 2.4-inch LCD monitor with the same indoor/outdoor viewing capabilities.
With the C763 and C613, users can capture MPEG-4 video at 640 x 480 resolution at 30fps. The C763 has 10 scene modes, while the less expensive C613 carries 17 scene modes. Both EasyShare cameras have built-in color modes for black-and-white, sepia, and natural color. The C763 camera has a sensitivity range of 80-800 ISO, while the C613 has a higher sensitivity range of 80-1250 ISO. Both new C-series cameras are compatible with SD and MMC media and accept AA batteries. The 7.1-megapixel C763 will retail for $179, and the 6.2-megapixel C613 will be priced at $119 when the cameras become available next month.Images provided by Kodak.
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