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Kodak’s Zi6 predates the ZX1 by a few months. It offers the advantage of an SDHC slot, plus 128MB of internal memory.The Zi6 can capture 1,280x720 video at a framerate of either 30fps or 60fps and in a 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio. Composition and res...
The Kodak Zi6 is well-built and feels substantial. We liked its large, responsive buttons and controls. However, there’s no USB extension cable or removable SD/SDHC Card provided in the box and the mono microphone picks up operational noise...
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pcworld.com_techhive.com Updated:
2011-08-03 03:04:18
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For a pocket camcorder, Kodaks Zi6 Pocket Video Camera ($180 as of 3/23/2009) has a ton of features and shoots video with surprisingly bright colors. It wont replace your full-sized camcorder or even rival such a camcorders feature set, but it does...
Framerate options and vivid footage, Removable, expandable storage...
Colors look a bit blown out, Focus quality can be spotty...
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rbmods.com Updated:
2011-08-03 03:04:19
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Geeks Kodak Zi6 Digital Video HD CameraPosted on: 3/17/2009 10:47:19 PMLike digital still cameras, digital video cameras are becoming smaller yet more capable. Many companies now offer video cameras that can record with HD quality yet also can fit in y...
Good value, Small size is very convenient, Large, crisp LCD display, Removable battery and memory cards, Decent battery life...
No image stabilization (use a tripod), Still images aren’t that impressive...
The Kodak Zi6 1.6MP Pocket Video HD Camera is a great product that provides convenient video recording capability that fits into your pocket. Sure, it won’t record as great a video as a larger camera that has all the bells and whistles, but the Zi6...
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gadgetell.com Updated:
2011-08-03 03:04:19
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There are plenty of pocketable camcorders these days. The Zi6 is Kodak’s entry into the field. Kodak has previously built in HD video capabilities into some of its point and shoot cameras. The Zi6 shoots in 720P HD video at either 30 or 60 fra...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-03 03:04:19
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The pocket-sized Flip camcorder was one of the top-selling gadgets this summer, and it’s inspired a slew of imitators, including Kodak’s new Zi6.Priced at £129.99, the Zi6 is about £30 more expensive than the Flip, but justifies that price by capturing...
compact but solid design, good video quality, easy to use...
limited internal memory, requires purchase of additional SD memory card...
with HD video quality and attractive 2.4in display, the Zi6 is one of the best of the current crop of ‘pocket’ camcorders...
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Camcorders aimed at the YouTube generation are now arriving thick and fast. Defining the genre was the Flip Video Ultra , but we actually saw Creative's Vado first, here in the UK. Now Kodak is jumping on the bandwagon and raising the bar at the same time...
The Kodak Zi6 does up the ante for video quality amongst YouTube-oriented camcorders, at least in the majority of lighting conditions. But the question is, if you're aiming at YouTube, do you need HD anyway? Fortunately, you don't pay much of a premium fo...
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Video review: Won’t fit in your pocket, but easily beats the Flip and Vado for video quality...
Shoots hi-def. Better video quality than Flip or Vado. Easy to use...
Very chunky. Poor low light performance...
Won’t fit in your pocket, but easily beats the Flip and Vado for video quality...
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The Kodak Zi6 ($179 MSRP) is a decent camcorder. If you want something extremely small and cheap, but you insist on HD, you can buy it with confidence. The competing option, the RCA EZ300HD Small Wonder, is speeding its way to our offices right now. Re...
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Kodaks Zi6. Product:Zi6RatingPros720p video; larger LCD than the competition; removable storage; uses replaceable batteries; saves capture in natively Mac-compatible format.ConsNo image stabilization, making camera shake likely; included software is W...
720p video; larger LCD than the competition; removable storage; uses replaceable batteries; saves capture in natively Mac-compatible format.
No image stabilization, making camera shake likely; included software is Windows-only; low-light results not great.
With the introduction of the Kodak Zi6, the pocket-sized camcorder market got a lot more interesting. At $180, it’s priced the same as the Flip Mino but is—with its potentially greater storage, removable battery, larger LCD, and HD capabilitie...
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The Kodak Zi6, a cheap pocket camcorder that records 720p HD video, vying for title of best camcorder under $200. The Price: $180 The Verdict: When I got my first look at the Zi6, I had an inkling it could be the best "cheap" pocket camcorder yet...
When I got my first look at the Zi6, I had an inkling it could be the best "cheap" pocket camcorder yet, and I was right. I've been using it for a while both indoors and outdoors, and found the video quality to be stellar no matter the situation. To m...
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Welcome to my product review of the new Kodak Zi6 pocket video camera. This pint sized camcorder is capable of recording video in HD, which translates to a resolution of 720p at a maximum of 60 frames per second. The Zi6 has a pop-out USB plug, which m...
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One of the most trusted names in photography and video, Kodak offers up its spin on the high-definition mini camcorder with the Zi6. This reasonably priced camera records video in a 1280 x 720 resolution at both 30 and 60 frames per second, however, th...
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REVIEW Pure Digitals Flip helped launch the low-priced camcorder revolution last year, and it had price, portability, and ease of use on its side. With the Flip, the focus was on capturing short clips for streaming video sites, and its picture was...
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The biggest buzz in camcorders over the last year and a half hasn’t been from any of the big manufacturers — Sony, Panasonic, JVC or Canon, et. al. Instead, it’s a little product from a little company called Flip Video. A tiny pocket camcorder that off...
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This budget camcorder is a winner, thanks to its 720p video, still-photo capability, and expandable storage.
Records 720p HD video at 60 fps, Takes 3-MP still photos, Can accommodate SD Cards up to 32GB, Great price...
No optical zoom or image stabilization, Short battery life, Editing software not included...
The Kodak Zi6 is lightweight, easy to use, and takes smooth HD video and crisp Macro photos. And it holds SD Cards, something the Flip Mino and Video Ultra don’t do—all this for $179, the same price as the Flip Mino. The Mino has a more stream...
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wired.com Updated:
2011-08-03 03:04:22
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Kodaks second foray into video is way more satisfying than the MC3, its first. A fraction bigger but more accomplished than its diminutive Flip Mino competitor, the handheld Zi6 captures HD 720p video at 30 and 60 fps, YouTube-ready VGA and still shot...
2.4inch LCD. Rechargeable batteries, charger and media software included (for PC only). SDHCready. No annoying red light on the front to ruin stealth video action...
Zoom is indexed instead of smooth. LCD could be brighter. As expected, stills are a bit soft. Annoying startup and shutdown chime...
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I think I can safely say when you look back in the future to the late 2000s, you'll agree that it was the You Tube era. Whether it's captured from your cellphone or video camera, not even an hour later its on You Tube or Vimeo. Kodak is making it even eas...
Great video and image quality in well lit conditions, simple to use, convenient design, The...
Desperately needs some sort of image stabilization and should have included some Mac compatible software...
The Kodak Zi6 is really easy to use. Even your grandparents could use this device and be pretty savvy with it. The fact the videos are recorded in HD is a really nice touch, which is something the Zi6's main competitor – the Flip Mino can't do. The des...
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