The Kodak EasyShare V705 digital camera updates the original EasyShare V570 model, which particular the debut of Kodak's twin-lens form concept. Both cameras receive a 39 - 117mm optical hum lens, and a inferior 23mm local focal-length lens, each coupled to their secure CCD hypothesis sensor. Where the V570 used two five megapixel imagers, the V705 bumps the resolution to seven megapixels. Alongside the change of imager, the ISO sensitivity range has also been adjusted slightly, with the minimum ISO now being 50 - just slightly lower.

Most far cry make-up of the augmented Kodak V705 bad eye to substitute in agreement to the ingenious camera, including a 2.5" LCD pedantry with 230,000 pixels, exceeding of three metering modes, five a chromic balance modes, a built-in flash strobe good to 2.2 meters (or 3.1 meters with the wide-angle lens), 20 scene modes for ease of use, and the ability to record movies in QuickTime MPEG4 format. Images and movies are both stored on Secure Digital cards, or 32MB of built-in memory. Power comes courtesy of a proprietary Lithium Ion battery. The Kodak EasyShare V705 goes on sale from September 2006.