January 28th, 2010 
pkinvest 
- 5-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 13-by-17-inch enlargements
- 10x optical zoom Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon lens; includes EasyShare Camera Dock 6000 for easy recharging and picture transfer
- 2.2-inch high-resolution LCD display screen; 0.4 second click-to-capture time; 16 programmed scene modes
- Store images in 32 MB of internal memory or on optional Secure Digital (SD) memory cards
- Powered by Kodak EasyShare Li-Ion rechargeable battery (included with charger)
Product Description
There’s a world of inspiring beauty out there, and the Kodak EasyShare DX7590 zoom digital camera is designed to capture it all. A professional-quality 10X optical zoom Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon lens for amazingly crisp pictures. Five megapixels for prints up to 20″ x 30″. And powerful, high-performance features offer exceptional control. The DX7590. Engineered to perform. Certain to impress.This camera comes with Kodak EasyShare Camera Dock 6000. What makes the Kodak EasyShare Camera Dock 6000 so great is that it makes digital photography so simple? Just place your camera in the dock, touch the button, and your pictures automatically begin to transfer. It even charges your Kodak Camera’s Battery. The Kodak EasyShare Camera Dock 6000 does all the work so you can have all the fun.
Kodak EasyShare DX7590 5MP Digital Camera with 10X Optical Zoom & Kodak EasyShare Dock 6000 Bundle
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Kodak products are defective and Kodak consumer advocates that Kodak provides for consumers is a joke they are not for the buyer but are for the corporation to appear that they try to help the average consumer. I will not being buying Kodak I am finished. They are awful with customers.
Rating: 1 / 5
I’d like to purchase the DX7590. However, I’ll be moving abroad (am writing from the US) to a country that uses 220 volts. Since I’ve never owned any Kodak digital cameras, I’d like to know if the EasyShare Dock 6000 will work abroad. If it’s just a matter of plugging it in to a USB port for it to work instead of plugging it in to an electrical outlet, I think I’ll be okay purchasing it.
I would also like to purchase the Kodak Li-Ion Rapid Battery Charger Kit. I’m assuming that since it comes with different country adapters, I will be able to recharge the battery wherever country I may be. Is it supposed to automatically sense whether it’s 110 or 220 volts?
Thanks in advance for any replies.
Rating: 5 / 5
I love the pictures this thing takes. Some of them look like they were taken by professionals for national geographic. But they were just pictures of my cat.
But I have a HUGE problem with the PC interface. You have to use Kodak’s software to transfer to a PC. With my olympus, I just hooked in the USB cable, went to My Computer, found the camera, then dragged and dropped the photos where I wanted them. No large programs to load, no creating albums, no setting default options, etc. Just drag and drop using the windows explorer interface. The so called “easy”share software won’t allow that.
So I find myself using my old olympus, because after all, I’m just taking pictures of my cat.
Rating: 2 / 5
You can charge the camera’s batteries disconecting the cable from the DOC. It’s easy to use, and you can save some “basic” videos with sound. As a camera is excellent, the prints are excellent also when you print in large size.
Rating: 5 / 5
the camera is great my only complain is that I would like to be a little smaller.
Rating: 4 / 5