The Kodak EasyShare Z1275 combines a ample twelve megapixel CCD imager again a Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon-branded 5x optical outstrip lens with a better-than-average 35 - 175mm picture focal range. For framing images, the Kodak Z1275 has a 2.5" 115K pixel LCD display, but no optical viewfinder is provided. Images are stored on SDHC/SD/MMC remembrance cards, or importance 64MB of home memory. The Kodak Z1275 offers 19 reaction modes to second beginners attain the results they're looking as without the rapaciousness to assume subtleties funk shutter speeds, apertures again the like.

Scene modes provided are: portrait, sports, landscape, close-up, eventide portrait, evening landscape, snow, beach, text/document, fireworks, flower, manner/museum, self-portrait, children, backlight, panning, candlelight, sunset and panorama stitch. The Z1275 also provides additional exposure modes including smart scene, P (program), M (manual), video capture, high ISO, and digital image stabilization. The Z1275 determines exposures with a TTL metering system offering multi-pattern, center-weighted and spot modes, and offers 2.0EV of exposure compensation in 1/3EV increments. Five white balance settings are available including an auto mode, and ISO sensitivity can be set to Auto, 100, 200, 400, 800 and 1,600 at full resolution. ISO 3,200 is available at 3.1MP resolution and less, in P and M modes. The EasyShare Z1275 also offers enhanced movie functionality, capturing HD (1280 720) at 30 fps, VGA (640 480) at 30 fps and QVGA (320 240) clips at 30 fps. Movies are encoded in QuickTime MPEG4 format, and zoom is supported.

Images further movies captured on the Kodak Z1275 are transferred to your computer whereas a USB 2.0 Full Speed connection, rather slower than the USB 2.0 High Speed command offered on rife cameras these days. Power comes from two AA batteries (NiMH, Lithium, or Oxy-Alkaline). The Z1275 ships with disposable Oxy-Alkaline batteries besides no charger is included grease the bundle.