About the product.
Before smartphones took over every pocket, Kodak's EasyShare line tried to make digital photography as simple as pressing a button, and the Kodak Easyshare C195 was one of its last compact models in that spirit. Released in October 2010, it pairs a 14-megapixel CCD sensor with a 5x zoom lens covering a 33–165mm equivalent range. The dedicated Share button sends pictures to social platforms and email straight from the camera's menu. This is a no-fuss point-and-shoot for anyone curious about early 2010s digital snapshots or looking for an easy second camera.
Specifications
- 14-megapixel CCD sensor
- 5x optical zoom, 33–165mm (35mm equivalent)
- Lens aperture f/3.3–f/5.9
- 3-inch LCD with 230k-dot resolution
- Built-in flash, rated to about 3.5 m
- Records VGA 640x480 video at 30 fps
- Internal memory plus SD/SDHC card slot (cards up to 32 GB supported)
- Powered by two AA batteries
- Body weight 130 g without batteries
Condition
- Cosmetic: Excellent overall, with visible signs of age and use.
- Functional: Fully working. The memory card works. Runs on two AA rechargeable batteries, which are not included. Use Ikea LADDA high power rechargeable batteries for best results
Included
- SD card
- Pouch
In short
A tidy, fully working EasyShare with its memory card and pouch in the box. Remember to source two AA batteries before first use; they are not supplied with this camera.
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