Become an instant celebrity or paparazzo! This sleek pocketable design is built for easy video – there is no lens cap, no dials to turn, or settings to set. Just turn it on and hit record to capture the action, adventure, and all the juicy details in stunning HD! Make your cinematic debut on any HDTV. Or just pop the USB in the nearest PC and you’re ready to share the fun on YouTube. Edit, add music, and personalize your flick and easily share with your adoring fans. There’s no such thing as ”you should’ve been there” with the Zi6.

5 Responses to “Kodak Zi6 HD Pocket Video Camera”

1. sarah phifer says:

   May 31, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I recently lost my Kodak 12 Megapixel Camera I owned, and I take many videos constantly, and finally ran in to some extra money to get a camcorder. With only a $100 budget, I went with the Kodak Zi6 for $60 off of craigslist. It had recieved positive reviews and decidedly was the right choice, and in that way it is. This camera is DEFINITELY portable- despite it’s mild bulk (which I will talk about shortly), you can use it anywhere. Say your on the road all day, and your filming every second of it. You can interchange SD cards to store certain parts on and can record up to 10 HOURS of video on a 32GB SD Card- far more than any flash memory Flip or Vado camcorder has even come close to. It is also great that you can charge your main Kodak batteries, and at the same time use regular AA’s. The quality of the camera is superb- 720p HD looks very good, and no Flip camera has the option of 60FPS, which makes things even better. The fact it can also take pictures is a relief too. The built in software is excellent too- easy uploads to Youtube! But of course I have my pet peevs about this camera. The still photo quality is terrible; even sub-par to my iPhone. Low lighting quality is horrible and winds are disasterous. Compared to about any other camcorder on the market, it is the bulkiest. But, aside of everything, my final thoughts:

   Pros:

   Small

   Cheap

   720P

   HD Video Connection to TV

   Ability to change Batteries and SD Cards up to 32GB

   Built in Software

   Still Pictures

   Easy to use

   60FPS Option

   Cons:

   Bulky

   Terrible still shots

   Terrible wind sounds

   Horrible low lighting

   Not the best quality

   But, for far far less than any flip video is going to cost you, I give this camera a 4/5- not perfect, but for saving money, this is your camera.
2. Kelly Foley Sapio says:

   May 30, 2010 at 12:00 am

   This is a very nice pocket camera. Saying that, you can’t expect a lot more from it. It is very high quality and takes nice day to day video. It captures family events etc quite well. Although, the zoom is quite poor and it’s not even worth using. The zoom is probably about 10mm, so this is clearly not a camera for sporting events. This is a fantastic camera for just videoing a vacation, family event, or trying to start up a YouTube channel. The quality is quite superb for its small size but it can get a little watercolory in the blazing sun. If things are blurry check the long side of the camera for the focus button it probably out of place (tyou just push it up or down for focusing on small objects or just a landscape). The battery life is fantastic and it’s a great small size. I reccomend this!
3. Amazon Reviewer 33 says:

   May 20, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Unless you are perfectly still while filming, the film is so shaky that it’s hard to watch (unless you enjoy being sea sick). VERY hard to watch. Be aware. I wish I had bought something else – what a bummer!!!
4. Flyer X says:

   April 23, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I record my RC plane flying with this camera attached to my hat. Great fun and nice video.
5. N. Neely says:

   March 23, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I am just getting used to using my new camera. It is pretty easy to use, but I am still learning how to really use all the features. I have uploaded the videos and they are pretty nice!