Kodak is the guilty company that for several decades its Polaroid's line of instant cameras will mark an era specifically and have been related to those vintage photos that so many filters copy, as happens with the new photo editing app called Polarr.
We are facing a brand that has tried to put its feet in the Android market without much success and that continues to insist on it with a smartphone called Ektra. This is an Android device that looks more like a smartphone and its name is familiar because that's the name of his iconic 35mm camera 40 the years.
At CES 2015, Kodak introduced its first smartphone, the IM5, which had inferior components and ended up being ignored by the general public. But it is Kodak that continues in its thirteenth to launch devices that allow it to once again be the recognized brand that it was in the past.
The Kodak Ektra is an amazing device that has a very striking vintage look and that it is centered in the photograph as indicated by its forms. The main lens of this device is 21 megapixels with f / 2.0 aperture and optical image stabilization. It offers phase detection autofocus and 4K video recording. Do not forget dual-tone LED flash to complete a series of components that are clearly directed towards photography.
On the front it uses a 13 MP camera And there is a good variety of image editing features that will please any photography enthusiast. Bullit is the partner in charge of manufacturing the smartphone and Snapseed is the default photo editing app for the device.
He has not wanted to leave out the accessories and includes a case like those of the old cameras that will satisfy the nostalgic of other decades. On the part of the specifications, it is characterized by a 5-inch screen, octa-core MediaTek Helio X20 chip, 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage with the option of microSD. A 3,000 mAh battery completes the specifications of this special device.
Its price reaches the 499€, so we stand by expectations for being a special device, but at first glance it seems expensive.