The top Kodak digicams to contain the company's heavier KAC-05011 five megapixel CMOS imager, the Kodak EasyShare C513 couples the another sensor to a Kodak-branded 3x optical shoot lens with a moderately plain 36 - 108mm effigy focal range. For framing images, there's a 2.4-inch 115,000 pixel LCD ostentation but eat up many current models, the C513 has no optical viewfinder. Images are stored on Secure Digital / Multimedia Cards, or in 10MB of internal memory.

The Kodak C513 offers crowd modes consisting of Auto, SCN, Video, Digital IS, Close-up besides Favorites, also includes 13 alacrity modes to succor beginners negotiate the results they're looking for. Scene modes provided are: portrait, gloom portrait, landscape, sports, snow, beach, text/document, backlight, museum/manner, children, flower, self-portrait, further sunset. The C513 determines exposures with a multi-pattern, limelight weighted or center spot TTL metering system, and offers 2.0EV of exposure compensation in 1/2EV increments. Five white balance settings are available including auto, daylight, tungsten, fluorescent and open shade. ISO sensitivity is quite limited though, ranging from 80 to 160 in Auto mode, and up to only ISO 200 in Digital IS mode.

The EasyShare C513 and offers a movie mode, capturing VGA (640x480) clips at 15 fps, or QVGA (320x240) clips at 24 fps, both with audio. Movies are encoded prominence Motion-JPEG format, with lengths advancing to 80 scandal sheet based on available memory capacity. Images further movies captured on the Kodak C513 are transferred to your computer now a USB 2.0 Full Speed connection, tolerably slower than the USB 2.0 High Speed juice offered on copious cameras these days. Power now the C513 comes from two trite AA batteries - either alkaline or lithium disposables, or NiMH rechargeable, with two disposable AA batteries included weight the bundle.