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This page contains a comparison of the various image formats and resolutions capable with the Kodak DC210 Digital camera. All of the images are of the same subject matter, which
is my sister's new lily pond. The subject matter contains a variety of detail: edges, both curved and straight; a fair mix of colours, although it is a bit deficient in red's; and a broad intensity range. (I had hoped to include some very vivid red's as the pond contains a number of very brilliant goldfish. Unfortunately, the fish did not want to pose for the camera and remained too deep in the pond to register on the picture.) The images identified as being taken using Kodak's FlashPix format, are shown here as JPEG images with minimal image compression. The images identified as being taken in JPEG format are the actual JPEG images captured by the camera.
The information shown for image quality is the designation used by the camera.
