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Liquid Egg Whites
*Now available in a range of sizes – choose from buying a single 500g bottle (16 egg whites) to a full case of 6 x 1kg bottles (192 egg whites)! Also available in Barn Farmed or Free Range!*
What are BULK POWDERS™ Liquid Egg Whites?
BULK POWDERS™ Liquid Egg Whites provide a convenient alternative to the laborious task of separating egg whites, whilst also offering exceptional value for money – starting from just over £0.10 per egg white! If you're looking for a pure protein food source then look no further... BULK POWDERS™ Liquid Egg Whites contain only 1% carbohydrate and 0.5% fat - meaning they are viturally pure protein goodness!
These Liquid Egg Whites are manufactured exclusively for BULK POWDERS™ – you won't find them anywhere else. The egg whites are pre-separated from egg yolks – meaning no mess, no fuss, no hassle, no waste and time saved!
Uniquely, they can even be stored at room temperature for upto 5 months* when unopened, saving you refrigerator and/or freezer space. Egg whites found in supermarkets and other online stores generally only have a shelf life of a few days, so need to be consumed immediately or frozen for use at a later date.
Why we feel that BULK POWDERS™ Liquid Egg Whites are the best…
The great thing about BULK POWDERS™ Liquid Egg Whites from BULK POWDERS™ is that they have undergone a unique pasteurisation process, which means that they can be stored at room temperature for up to 5 months!* This is in total contrast to most Liquid Egg White products from other companies (and at supermarkets), which need to be stored in the fridge and used within as little as a few days.
Besides the pasteurisation process that BULK POWDERS™ Liquid Egg Whites undergo, there are no other additives or preservatives in this product. Quite simply, these are fresh egg whites, which can be used for cooking, or even consumed raw, 'Rocky style', straight from the bottle!
Nutritionally speaking, BULK POWDERS™ Liquid Egg Whites consist almost entirely of pure, high quality protein; containing only 1% carbohydrate and 0.5% fat! Egg white protein itself is viewed as the 'gold standard' of protein sources, primarily due to its 100% bioavailability - meaning that all its protein goodness is utilised by the body.
Why choose Active BULK POWDERS™ Liquid Egg Whites?
- Available in 500g & 1kg bottles
- 16 or 32 egg whites per bottle
- Choose from Barn Farmed or Free Range
- Gold standard of protein
- 100% bio-available
- Ultra convenient
- Store at room temperature*
- Consume raw or cooked
- Only 1% carbohydrate content
- 0.5% fat content
- No preservatives or additives
- Up to 5 months shelf-life
How can I use BULK POWDERS™ Liquid Egg Whites?
Below we have outlined just some of the ways in which BULK POWDERS™ Liquid Egg Whites can be consumed:
- Raw, or 'Rocky style' — this is perfectly safe with our Liquid Egg Whites due to the unique pasteurisation process they undergo
- For making high protein, low carbohydrate omelettes or scrambled eggs
- As an addition to protein shakes and smoothies to further increase protein content
- For use in making desserts such as soufflés, icing, meringues, pancakes, biscuits and cakes
*When unopened and dependent on best before date. Room temperature is defined as between 0°C - 25°C. Liquid Egg Whites are not suitable for storage above this temperature.
Liquid Egg Whites Ingredients
100% pasteurised liquid egg whites.
Liquid Egg Whites Nutrition Information
Per 100ml:
Energy kJ/Kcal 209/50, Protein 11.2g, Carbohydrate 1.1g, Fat 0.5g, Sodium 0.16g, Cholesterol 0g.
Suitable For
Allergen Information
30ml of Liquid Egg White is equivalent to 1 medium egg white. Each 500g bottle contains the equivalent of 16 medium egg whites and each 1kg bottle contains the equivalent of 32 medium egg whites.
Use in accordance with your dietary requirements. This product can be consume raw or cooked.
BULK POWDERS™ Liquid Egg Whites can be stored at room temperature* for up to 5 months depending on best before date. Once a bottle is opened, refrigerate immediately (ensuring that the cap is securely tightened) and consume within 48 hours. Unopened bottles can be frozen for up to 12 months. To defrost place in the refrigerator for approximately 10-12 hours and do not consume until the product is completely defrosted.
Liquid Egg Whites can be used in conjunction with any supplements from our range – from Pure Whey Protein™ to Complete Multivitamin Complex™. If you are looking for other high protein foods, then our High Protein Flapjacks and High Protein Biltong are worth consideration.
Customer Reviews
I always order these from Bulks, they are so convenient and last ages unopened. I've never found a better egg whites supplier and in free range which makes all the difference. On 04/02/2015 Olive said... -
Love buying these. The shelf life is a big selling point. When I'm struggling to think of something to fill in the calorie gap I always reach for them/ Easy to drink. Literally no taste to them. Overcome your misconception and get them down ya neck! On 26/01/2015 strongmanvinny said... -
These work out about 20% more expensive per calorie than powdered egg whites (depending on size of purchase) but they are worth it! So much easier than mixing sticky powder and MUCH better results in protein-powder baking, Only the same price per white as the very cheapest supermarket eggs, and a lot less messy to use! I find they do not go off for at least a fortnight after opening if kept in the fridge, whatever the label says. On 14/01/2015 Victoria said... -
Great tasting product! Delivered the next day! On 04/01/2015 Charlie said... -
This looks like a great product -- I just wanted to say that one shouldn't eat them raw. Not because they're unsafe, but because you're absorbing much less protein that way. A relevant study:
So cook this great product! On 21/11/2014 Marius said... -
Tasty, easy to use and reasonable price. I use them for baking with protein powder and the result is amazing. You wouldn't guess that it is a protein muffin.
Super fast next day delivery. Use them on a regular basis now. Highly recommended. On 21/11/2014 Radka said... -
Could never eat eggs cause skin too sensitive but for whatever reason these don't affect my skin. Looking for the missing ingredient to getting big, these eggs are it. On 21/11/2014 leeo said... -
Super convenient! I have eggs for breakfast and this cuts a decent time off my morning routine.
Cooks well & tastes great!
My only dislike is that the bottles expire after 48 hours from opening. I have about 8 eggs a day so each bottle covers 4 days. As a result I decant half a bottle into a 500ml bottle and freeze on opening the 1ltr bottle.
Package into 12 x 500ml bottles
This problem is easily fixed on my side and does not effect the product in anyway. So it's 5 stars from me! On 21/11/2014 James said... -
Thanks for this BP and it's cheaper than buying in shops. On 21/11/2014 Terry said... -
Been bulking nicely on these egg whites, eating an entire bottle or half is quite doable and a lovely clean source of protein.
These egg whites are watery and really easy to down, I love them. Keep these in stock BP! On 21/11/2014 Jahiem said... -
Good product, made nice scrambled eggs this morning, however bottles are large and need to be used up in 48 hours. Couldn't you folks offer a half size as well maybe? Would be far more sustainable for a single user like myself.
Good product, does what it says in the tin, or in this case bottle though. Love the allergy advice, may contain eggs!!!!
Note from BULK POWDERS™: Glad you are enjoying the product, Jonathan! In regard to the size, if you don't think you can get through a bottle in 48 hours (once opened) then some of our customers will pour half the bottle (adjust to suit) into an empty bottle/container and freeze that. This means you only have a half a bottle to use in the period and the other half can be defrosted at your leisure! On 21/11/2014 Jonathan Fear said... -
Convenient and cheap! It's just perfect! On 21/11/2014 Maria said... -
Absolutely love these, add oats and whey, which makes it a perfect shake for me.
Will buy again, many times. On 21/11/2014 Alex said... -
We want this product in Serbia pls :-)
At the moment, I must order to adress in Germany and than transport via frends going home, to Serbia :-)
Excellent product! On 21/11/2014 hattala said... -
The easiest way to get loads of protein by drinking neat, and make fabulous egg white omelettes easily. I got carried away and drank a whole bottle in one day however, and produced enough gas to explode a small village. On 21/11/2014 Josh said... -
I am saving a lot of money plus I don't need to waste the yolks because they are already taken out. On 21/11/2014 Katerine said... -
These by far have saved me money!
Gone are the days of buying mountains of eggs to only throw the yolks away.
Easy way to get a hit of protein at any time of day.
I normally have 125ml egg whites and one whole egg in the mornings. On 21/11/2014 James said... -
Is the best product on the market and the cheapest too. Means I can drink it straight mixed with oats for a quick breakfast. I also like to add some toffee flavouring to 100ml for a nice 10 gram protein shot. On 21/11/2014 Richard said... -
Hey Guys,
I ordered the egg whites to Switzerland and use it everyday.
I'm very satisfied, thanks a lot!! On 21/11/2014 Stefan said... -
Very satisfied! On 21/11/2014 Wawater said... -
Great product. So easy to get your protein fix first thing in the morning. On 21/11/2014 Nelly said... -
There are 32 free range egg whites per bottle at £29.99 per bottle. Asda, for example, sell free range eggs at 16.5p per egg. Work it out: 32 free range eggs x 16.5p = £5.28 compared to £29.99 per bottle just because the yokes have already been removed for you!
Note from BulkPowders: Thanks for your review, but unfortunately you seem to have miscalculated. This product consists of 6 bottles (192 egg whites) equating to only 15.6p per egg white. This makes our product cheaper than the ASDA free range eggs you mention and the yolks have been separated for you, removing the effort of doing so yourself. Hope this clears things up for you! On 21/11/2014 NotRocketScience said... -
This product is tremendous... Not only do I now order everything from bulk powders, I now stock pile these egg whites as until there opened they last a long time in the cupboard. Not that they stay there for long. 12 ltrs lasts aprox 24 weeks depending how much you consume. I eat 500g for breakfast and not every day so it's a good product. On 21/11/2014 Garry said... -
On a review point I freeze mine in equal portions using small tubs & just take one out the freezer every morning after using the defrosted one. I roughly freeze it in the equivalent of 5 egg white portions. On 21/11/2014 Hamish said... -
It's amazing. 112 g protein in only 1 litre! On 21/11/2014 Vytautas jv said... -
This product is a great protein source though it can leave a pungent gaseous output! On 21/11/2014 Jack Ham said... -
First of all the delivery was quick and I received updates as to when it'd be delivered which M*******n doesn't do. They give you a choice to deliver to your neighbour too which is a fantastic service.
Great product, I'd even re-use the bottles they provided for shakes/water at the gym etc.
Bulkpowders could probably save money by changing the cap from a 'flip cap and pour' to just a regular 'twisty cap' as it really doesn't make much difference.
Nothing bad to say about this, it's the cheapest I managed to find, great with baking protein cakes/bars/pancakes etc. On 21/11/2014 Eser said... -
Got 6 bottles today to try.
Sometimes it can be hard to find a good protein source that is convenient but theese are amazing.
Cooked 1/3 of a bottle with some onions bean sprouts and chicken made a great meal high in protein.
One bottle split in 1/3's is perfect for the 48 hours to use by.
Great tasting & easy to use. Going on my regular shopping list. On 21/11/2014 lee said... -
Tried lots of other makes but a friend referred me to these. 100% addicted, by far the best egg whites on the planet! Keep it up guys! On 21/11/2014 hurricanehearn said... -
Never a problem with these whites - easy enough to literally open the cap, pull back the seal, close the cap and drink - because just the whites and they are a little less viscous (not vicious!) then ordinary whites you can easily drink half a bottle in one go - there's minimal taste too. On 21/11/2014 Fitness Base said... -
What a great product! In the past I've bought these from M*******n, but with the better price and better availability, bulkpowders is now my number one choice. The addition of the purest of all protein sources so easily to shakes, bakes or just scrambled servings, this is a must in anyone's monthly supplement list. On 21/11/2014 Tom Bradshaw said... -
Egg whites are the best protein available on the market. Period.
Not only are they 100% Bioavailable, they are delicious alone scrambled, or mixed with veggies and spices and baked as a frittata! They are just two ideas, egg whites are phenomenally diverse, mixed into shakes, oatmeal, whey cookies.... the list goes on! Bulkpowders are the cheapest I have ever seen too, and in this case you certainly do not get what you pay for.... you get a lot more!!!! Delivery is prompt and the resealable bottles are great, especially as they are pasteurised so there is none of that 'bad guts' that you risk when you take the egg from the shell!
Absolutely brilliant product, great tasting, diverse, inexpensive, easy and the best source of protein available! You need these in your diet! On 21/11/2014 Jack Lawrence said... -
This stuff is the dogs b******s! On 21/11/2014 Wullie said... -
Can you just drink it from the bottle? Or do you have pre-cook it? :)
Note from BulkPowders: Hi Pete, this product is safe to consume raw, so you can drink it straight from the bottle if you wish. The majority of our customers, however, use it for omelettes etc and it certainly tastes better when cooked! On 21/11/2014 Pete said... -
Love this product. I have 250g raw in the morning and just add a little cordial to it. It goes down a treat. Only 1 bad point.... theres never any in stock lol On 21/11/2014 The Shorey said... -
Quite happy with these...
The product: seems pretty good. A bit overly runny compared with the eggs I usually buy, but otherwise fine - I haven't researched the subject thoroughly, but I think this might be due to the 'unique pasteurisation process'. Any feedback from BP is welcome. Also, there is no odour, which is good.
Using it in 48 hours:
7:00hrs one third of a bottle (in reality this is around 300ml, not 330ml as one might expect),
7:00hrs the following day (24hours) one third of a bottle,
7:00hrs the day after (48hours) finish the bottle - three days, three breakfasts... On 21/11/2014 Dunsk said... -
Great product. I have left a bottle open in the fridge for 5-6 days with out problems. Usually use a bottle every 3 days! On 21/11/2014 John said... -
Jay cutler in comp mode used to eat 140 eggs a day! On 21/11/2014 Gaz said... -
"Once a bottle is opened, refrigerate immediately (ensuring that the cap is securely tightened) and consume within 48 hours."
Really???!!! You expect a person to eat 15 eggs a day?
Note from BulkPowders: Alan, thank you for your feedback and your point is certainly not an uncommon one! As this product is also suitable for freezing, we suggest pouring perhaps half a bottle into a spare bottle or container and freezing it. This way you only need to consume 16 liquid egg whites in 48 hours. This is what many of our customers do, although there are also many who do consume 15+ egg whites daily also! On 21/11/2014 alan said... -
Not much to say is there? Quick, easy and cheap! Thanks. On 21/11/2014 Haroon Awan said... -
Great item, currently using it to add more protein in my shakes, only problem is once opening a bottle it needs to be refridgerated and consumed within 24 hours....... But it's not a problem if you consume 16 eggs per day ;) On 21/11/2014 Mr G said... -
On my 3rd lot of these now and couldn't be without them. BP are right - no fuss, no mess and cheaper than supermarket eggs too. If you want the cheapest, best quality liquid egg whites then these are the ones. On 21/11/2014 egg chaser said... -
Thought id give these a try and glad i did as they tasted very good!
Convenient good source of high quality protein. On 21/11/2014 Anonymous said...
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The Kodak EasyShare Max Z990 is a full-featured ultrazoom that looks like a small DSLR and comes with a very long 30x optical zoom lens (28-840mm, 35mm equivalent).
The 12 megapixel camera features Kodak's first use of a back-illuminated CMOS sensor, designed to provide better low light image quality and increased speed of operation. The increase in speed made possible by the new sensor enables the camera to have very fast continuous shooting speed, a "sweep" panorama mode with which you can create an ultra-wide panorama image by slowly sweeping the camera, and an HDR mode, which takes three shots and combines them into one image with less dramatic contrast. Here's the view from the wide and telephoto ends of that big zoom range:
The camera includes full 1080p HD (1920 x 1080) movies with stereo sound and the use of optical zoom and continuous focus while in movie mode. The camera also includes full manual exposure controls, RAW shooting ability and other interesting features. Priced at $299.95 at the Kodak website, the EasyShare Max Z990 is substantially less expensive than similar cameras produced by Canon, Nikon and Sony.
In my "First Look" I noted that I was favorably impressed with the many features of the EasyShare Max Z990, its overall appearance, smoothly operating long lens and good image quality. I did have concerns about the camera's apparently slow shot-to-shot speed. After another week and a half with the camera I've had a chance to further explore these issues. Let's find out how the camera did.
The EasyShare Max Z990 looks and feels like a small DSLR. It has a comfortable, rubberized right hand grip and a solid, composite body. The lens has a rubber coating as well, which gives it added protection. The camera is no lightweight at 1.3 pounds (about 589 grams) including batteries and memory card, but the weight is distributed well. Overall, the camera has a very good "feel."
The camera comes with four rechargeable NiMH batteries and a charger, a USB cable, a lens cap with a strap, a neck strap, and a brief User Guide in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese. According to the User Guide, when the camera is connected to the computer, a software downloader automatically runs and will download and install Kodak's software for transferring images to the computer and editing pictures. The software downloader did not work for me but I managed to load it from Kodak's website. Kodak's website also contains an Extended User Guide.
Ergonomics and Controls
The camera's rubber-coated, right hand grip permits you to easily hold the camera with one hand, though two hands are sometimes needed for added support, especially when using the long end of the zoom. The huge lens dominates the front of the camera, where it's bordered on both sides by stereo microphones. On one side of the lens is a combination auto focus assist/timer/video lamp. On top of the lens is the flash, which must be manually opened unless auto-flash is enabled and the camera decides that use of the flash is appropriate, in which case the flash will pop open.
The right side of the camera contains HDMI and USB ports that are covered by a rubber flap with a fragile-looking rubber tether. The camera's bottom contains the centrally located tripod mount which, unfortunately, is constructed of plastic, rather than metal. The compartment for the batteries and memory card is covered by a thick plastic door that I found difficult to open and close. The camera has 128MB of internal memory and uses SD and SDHC memory cards.
The camera's controls are located at the top and rear. On top is a chunky mode dial, with selections for Smart Capture, HDR, Creative Modes, Portrait, Sport, Scene Modes, Manual, Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority and Program. The large, metal shutter button has a zoom control lever around it and both work well. You'll also find an on/off switch and buttons for continuous shooting (endless, 4 pictures at 5 fps, 4 pictures at 9 fps and 20 pictures at 60 fps), focus (normal, infinity, macro (as close as 10cm), super macro (as close as 1cm), and manual) and timer (10 seconds, 2 seconds and two shots).
At the rear is the large, 3.0-inch diameter LCD monitor, electronic viewfinder and a viewfinder/LCD switch. The rear also contains a speaker, a one-touch movie button, a selector wheel for selecting menu items, a four-way selector, a playback button and a share button, which allows you to automatically send your pictures and videos to social networking websites and email address once they are transferred to your computer. Next to the LCD are buttons for display, which adds or removes information from the LCD monitor, flash (auto, fill, red-eye reduction, off), film effects (simulates the classic Kodak films of Kodacolor, Ektachrome, Kodachrome, T-Max, Tri-X and Sepia) and delete.
Menus and Modes
The menu on the EasyShare Max Z990 is different than in other Kodak cameras I've used and it took some getting used to. The menu choices are always on the LCD screen, except when the display button is pressed. The menu items are on a black semi-transparent background that obscures the view of the LCD at the top and bottom, so it's a good idea to press the display button when you no longer need to refer to the menu. Menu items change depending on the mode selected. The camera's shooting modes are as follows:
HDR Off |
HDR On |
The EasyShare Max Z990 has a 3.0-inch diameter LCD monitor in a 4 x 3 aspect ratio with a resolution of approximately 460,000 dots. The monitor has three different brightness settings - auto where brightness is automatically adjusted based on the environment, high power and power save. The LCD monitor is a good one, and can be seen well in both shady and conditions but, like most LCD monitors, it is hard to see in bright sunshine. Fortunately the camera also comes with an electronic viewfinder. While the viewfinder is small and lacks a diopter adjustment for use without glasses, it is bright and sharp.
I found myself using the viewfinder almost exclusively when out of doors. The viewfinder serves another useful function. When shooting at the long end of the zoom, holding the viewfinder against your eye stabilizes the camera and helps to minimize blur.
DCR tests cameras for LCD screen quality, measuring for contrast ratio and a brightness unit called nits. The best LCD monitors have a contrast ratio above 500:1 and at least an output of 500 nits of a full white screen. The LCD monitor of the EasyShare Max Z990 was found to have a contrast ratio of 537:1 and to measure 446 nits for peak brightness and 0.83 for dark. These are all good scores and confirm my assessment of the high quality of the camera's LCD monitor.
In many ways the EasyShare Max Z990 is a good performer. As shown by the performance tables below, the camera is quick focusing and has a blazingly quick continuous shooting speed. I found that it takes only about two seconds to start up and shut down.
Its menu operations work smoothly. However, as noted in the First Look, I continually had a problem with the camera's slow shot-to-shot speed. After taking a shot without the flash, the camera's LCD would take about five seconds to refresh, indicating that it was ready for another shot. If I tried to take another shot before the LCD refreshed, I could usually do so after about two to three seconds, but sometimes the camera would not let me focus and shoot for a longer period of time. The delay was worse when the flash was employed. I tried switching my standard SDHC memory card to a fast class 6, with no significant improvement. Overall the camera's shot-to-shot speed was a disappointment.
Shooting Performance
The camera's performance tables show that it does well compared to other cameras in its class, especially when it comes to continuous shooting speed. Shutter lag, when pre-focused (when the shutter is pressed halfway down), was negligible at 0.01 seconds. AF acquisition, the time it takes between pressing the shutter and taking the shot, measured a quick 0.35 seconds. Continuous shooting ability for four frames was clocked at a very quick 12 frames per second.
Shutter Lag (press-to-capture, pre-focused)
Time (seconds)
Kodak EasyShare Z990 Max
Nikon Coolpix P500
Canon PowerShot SX30
Olympus SP800-UZ
AF Acquisition (press-to-capture, no pre-focus)
Time (seconds)
Nikon Coolpix P500
Canon PowerShot SX30
Kodak EasyShare Z990 Max
Olympus SP800-UZ
Continuous Shooting
Kodak EasyShare Z990 Max
Nikon Coolpix P500
Canon PowerShot SX30
Olympus SP800-UZ
*Note: Continuous shooting framerates are based on the camera's fastest full-resolution JPEG continuous shooting mode, using the fastest media type available (300x CF, SDHC, etc.). "Frames" notes the number of captures recorded per burst before the camera stops/slows to clear the buffer.
I had little problem finding focus in both good light and dim light.
Kodak specifies a battery life of approximately 500 shots per charge. This sounds great but in real life shooting, I was able to get only a fraction of that figure. The battery charge icon would consistently sink to ½ full after only about 100 shots, even if I did not shoot any videos or use the flash. I thought that perhaps the Kodak-supplied batteries were defective but I obtained the same results with Sanyo Eneloop rechargeable AA batteries. If you plan to go out for a day of shooting, I strongly recommend bringing along at least one extra set of fully charged batteries.
Lens Performance
The lens of the EasyShare Max Z990 is produced by the well-regarded German optics firm of Shneider-Kreuznach. The lens has a huge range of from 28-840mm (35mm film camera equivalent). An additional 5x zoom is available when using digital zoom, although it is hard to imagine why a user would need it. Thanks to the camera's effective optical image stabilization, I rarely had a problem getting a sharp image, even at the long end of the zoom.
I found the lens to have good sharpness in the center, but falling off towards the corners. I did not see any vignetting, but chromatic aberration was a problem in images with high contrast shots. For example in the image below, there is purple fringing on most of the tree branches.
I found some barrel distortion at wide angle and minor pin cushion distortion at maximum telephoto.
Wide angle |
Telephoto |
Video Quality
Videos shot by the EasyShare Max Z990 were smooth and had good color. The camera's use of continuous auto focus and the optical zoom were very handy. The stereo sound was well done.
HD videos can be up to 29 minutes long, with a maximum file size of just under 4GB.
Image Quality
The EasyShare Max Z990 produced good looking images with strong but realistic colors and little distortion (other than the chromatic aberration noted above). I rarely observed instances of excessive overexposure.
I enjoyed using the camera's macro mode, though I found it odd that in Smart Capture mode, the camera could only be brought to as close as 10cm to the object. To get any closer, it was necessary to put the camera in program mode and press the focus button to get into super macro mode.
I enjoyed using the various classic film effects mode, which simulates Kodacolor, Ektachrome, Kodachrome, T-Max, Tri-X and Sepia. It's a neat way for Kodak to pay homage to its history as the premier producer of high quality film for 35mm cameras.
Normal |
Kodacolor |
Ektachrome |
Kodachrome |
T-Max |
Tri-X |
Sepia |
One feature of the camera that I did not find particularly enjoyable was its implementation of auto panorama. Unlike the other cameras I've used that had a similar feature, I was never able to determine how much of the image would be in my panorama shot. The camera's User Guide says that the panorama image should cover about 180 degrees. Even though I tried to sweep 180 degrees each time, sometimes the image would cover all 180 degrees, and other times it would not.
The camera's auto white balance setting worked well. White balance can also be manually set to daylight, tungsten, fluorescent and open shade. The image below shows auto white balance using the fluorescent setting:
Auto White Balance 5500k fluorescent light
The camera's flash can be set to auto, fill, red-eye reduction and off. Kodak claims a flash range, in Smart Capture mode at ISO 100, of 8.9 meters (29.2 feet) at wide angle and 4.4 meters (14.4 feet) at maximum telephoto. This is a very powerful flash but it operated intelligently, using just enough power that was necessary to give to sufficient light to the subject.
The ISO table below shows that the new back-illuminated sensor in the EasyShare Max Z990 has greatly improved the camera's low light ability. Image quality looks virtually the same at ISO 800 as at ISO 100.
ISO 125, 100% crop |
ISO 200, 100% crop |
ISO 400, 100% crop |
ISO 800, 100% crop |
? ISO 1600, 100% crop |
ISO 3200, 100% crop |
ISO 6400, 100% crop |
Even ISO 1600 produces a fairly good image. Image quality is much worse at the very high ISO settings of 3200 and 6400 but they could be useful in when no other shot is possible.
The Kodak EasyShare Max Z990 is a good ultrazoom that could have been a great ultrazoom. Its build quality is solid and its ergonomics are good (with a couple of minor exceptions). It has a wide array of features, including an ultra-quick continuous shooting mode. It includes a high quality lens and provides quick and accurate focusing. It offers very good image quality with especially nice looking colors and its low light image quality is impressive. It has an excellent flash.
But the EasyShare Max falls short in few significant ways. One is that its shot-to-shot speed is much too slow, especially after the flash has been fired. Another is that actual battery life is much shorter than the 500 shots claimed by Kodak. Finally, the camera's auto panorama mode is virtually useless because it's not possible to predict what part of the scene will be in the final image.

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4 A fun game to return toDanElvins | 29/03/2012 | See all DanElvins's reviews (10)I've had this game since its initial release date and still haven't finished it, I mainly purchased it for the unique art style, the gameplay is very Zelda-ish but this isn't a bad thing.The music is very nice and suits the gameplay quite well.I'd say if you're looking for something fun to pass the time, but something that isn't 'deep' then this is the title for you, and if you're after nostalgia too then you're getting it all right here.


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John Carlson political endorsements, primary 2012
SEATTLE -- The following are KOMO Newsradio host John Carlson's primary 2012 political endorsements. Let John know if you agree or disagree with his picks on his Facebook fan page.
King County Proposition 1
Children and Family Services Center Capital Levy.
What it means: A $30 annual increase in your property taxes to build a $200 million dollar juvenile detention and court facility. You can make the case for overhauling and refurbishing the center, but the cost is exorbitant – especially when they intend to shrink its size by more than a fourth. VOTE NO.
Federal Offices
US Senate: State Senator Michael Baumgartner would be a worthy opponent for incumbent Maria Cantwell.
US House District # 1. (northern King, Snohomish and Skagit counties) Snohomish county councilman John Koster is the Republican choice. The best Democrat in the field is moderate State Representative Steve Hobbs.
US House District # 2. (Island, San Juan and Whatcom counties). Democrat Rick Larsen has held the job for 12 years. His best opponent for the general would be Republican Dan Matthews.
US House District # 3. (Southwest Washington, sweeping eastward along the Oregon border). Jaime Herrera Beutler has shined in her freshman term and is headed for re-election
US House District # 4. (Yakima, Tri-Cities, Moses Lake, and further north) Republican Doc Hastings has owned this district, since defeating freshman Congressman Jay Inslee for it 18 years ago. Jay moved back to western Washington and represented the suburban First District until resigning earlier this year.
US House District # 5. (Walla Walla, Spokane). Cathy McMorris Rodgers, a rising star in Congress, has no serious contenders.
US House District #6 (Kitsap peninsula and Gig Harbor and most of Tacoma). Norm Dicks dominated this district for more than 35 years, before announcing his retirement this spring. Long a Democratic stronghold, this year it could be up for grabs. The likely Democrat will be Derek Kilmer, state senator from Gig Harbor. The best Republican in a good field is Bill Driscoll, military veteran and business executive.
US House District # 7 (Seattle, stretching north and south). Jim McDermott has pretty much owned this district since the Reagan era. That won't change as long as he wants the job. But just for fun, vote for Republican Ron Bemis
US House District # 8. Dave Reichert's east King County district (winding into eastern Pierce county) now stretches over the Cascades to include Ellensberg, Wenatchee and Chelan. For the first time since succeeding Jennifer Dunn, Reichert will not have a close race this year.
US House District # 9. Adam Smith picks up some of the suburbs from Reichert, and has moved from Pierce to King County. He will likely face Jim Postma.
US House District # 10. (Olympia area east to Shelton and north past Ft. Lewis to Puyallup). This is Washington's brand new district, and the leading candidates are Denny Heck, a former legislator, Chief of Staff to Democratic Governor Booth Gardner, and the founder of TVW, and Republican Dick Muri, a popular and effective Pierce County Councilman.
Statewide Races
Governor: Democrats have controlled this office since 1985. Time for a change: Republican Attorney General Rob McKenna.
Lt. Governor: The Lt. Governor presides over the state Senate, chairs the Rules Committee, and represents the State when the Governor is out of town. Democrat Brad Owen has done this job well.
Attorney General: Two King County Councilmen are facing each other for the job. Liberal Bob Ferguson from Seattle, and moderately conservative Reagan Dunn from east King County. Dunn is the clear choice.
Secretary of State: The Secretary of State is responsible for registering and licensing state corporations and, most importantly, running and certifying elections in Washington state. What you want here is an honest umpire with experience in the field. By far the best candidate is Kim Wyman, Republican county auditor from Democratic Thurston County, where's she's been running elections for 12 years.
State Auditor: One of Washington's most popular politicians, Democrat Brian Sonntag, is leaving after spotlighting government inefficiency and waste for the past 20 years. To continue Sonntag's legacy, elect Republican James Watkins, who has a wealth of auditing and finance experience.
Commissioner of Public Lands: Incumbent Democrat Peter Goldmark deserves a challenge this year. Republican Clint Didier will make sure he gets one.
State Treasurer: The persons responsible for keeping the state's money on a sound financial footing is incumbent Democrat Jim McIntire, who has done a stellar job, earning accolades from both sides of the political aisle.
Insurance Commissioner: This job really requires an expert in the world of insurance. Unfortunately, insurance salespeople usually make lousy politicians, so politicians get the job, and usually foul things up (remember Deborah Senn?). Former legislator and Congressman Micke Kreidler has held the post for 12 years. Two good candidates, Independent Brian Berend and Republican Scott Reilly, would be great improvements. Reilly is running the more energetic race.
Superintendent of Public Instruction: OK quick: who do you hold responsible for education in this state – the Governor or the SPI? That's what I thought. This job is largely administrative, though it provides a bully pulpit for someone to crusade for education reform. Incumbent Randy Dorn is headed for easy re-election, but he's more of an obstacle to reform than a supporter. As much as I like him personally, I'm casting a protest vote for former science and math teacher Don Hansler.
State Supreme Court
Keep in mind, that if anyone gets more than 50% of the vote in the primary, they don't have to run again in November – the job is theirs.
State Supreme Court (Position 2) Liberal incumbent Susan Owens was first elected in 2000, and she's facing two challengers. My preferred choice is Douglas McQuaid, a 40-year attorney and Viet Nam combat veteran.
State Supreme Court (Position 8) Incumbent Steve Gonzalez, with an impressive background and judicial temperament,has been endorsed by just about everybody, including Rob McKenna and Jay Inslee. His opponent, Bruce O. Danielson, filed for office, but oddly, is not really campaigning for the job.
State Supreme Court (Position 9) Four highly qualified candidates in this one. I was one of the few who endorsed Richard Sanders when he stunned the legal establishment and won a spot on the high court back in 1995. When it comes to property rights and Second Amendment rights, he's been superb, but on crime issues, he's been poor. Despite our long friendship, I can't support his return to the Supreme Court. Of the other three, it's a close call, but the one I'm voting for is John Ladenburg, former Pierce County Executive, who supported the "Three Strikes, You're Out" initiative when he was county prosecutor, back in '93.
State Court of Appeals
No incumbent has drawn a challenger in King, Pierce, Snohomish or Whatcom-Skagit counties.
Division 2, District 2 – Thurston-Jefferson counties: A six way race comes that is a very close call between veteran prosecutor Pam Loginsky and assistant AG Thomas Bjorgen. Both would be a credit to the bench. I'm giving the edge to Loginsky.
Other Judicial Races
Superior Court, King County
Judge Position # 25: Easy call: Roger Davidheiser, an exceptionally well qualified candidate, with 21 years in the prosecutor's office, where he founded the King County Prosecutor's Homicide Unit.
Judge Position # 29: Sean O'Donnell has one of the most diverse array of endorsements as any candidate for judge this year, including both political parties. A highly popular and effective prosecutor, he would be a superb judge.
Judge Position # 30: Doug North is a respected judge who merits re-election.
Judge Position # 42 When she ran unsuccessfully four years ago, I suggested that Sue Parisien try again. She did, and her key opponent in this election makes the choice easy. Incumbent Christopher Washington has been criticized for giving shockingly lenient sentences to violent juvenile criminals. Parisien, with a wealth of legal experience in government and the private sector, would be a superb replacement.
Judge Position # 46: Another easy call. Gary Ernsdorff has experience as both a Public Defender and Prosecutor, with over 100 trials under his belt. If you're looking for a law-and-order judge who understands the perspective of defense attorneys, Ernsdorff is your guy.
Superior Court, Pierce County
Judge Position # 5 Vicki Hogan is an impressive incumbent who deserves re-election
Judge Position # 7 Jerry Costello has an impressive background as a prosecutor and is well prepared for the Bench.
Judge Position # 12 Stephanie Arend is another incumbent who merits another term.
Judge Position # 13 Kathryn Nelson deserves another term as well.
Judge Position #18 Stan Rumbaugh gets my nod for this post, due mainly to his long legal experience in the community.


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PARIS - A group of Muslim imams have visited Holocaust site in France in an effort to dispel public misconceptions about the sizable community and their religion.
Most French Muslims aren't fanatics, Hassan Shaljoumi, who heads a mosque in the Paris suburb of Drancy, told France 24.
We represent an Islam that values human life; that rejects fundamentalism, racism and barbarity.
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Nearly 30 Muslim imams visited the Holocaust Memorial at Drancy on Monday, February 4, to show that Muslims are not anti-Semitic.
They laid wreaths of flowers in memory of the dead.
At a time of growing racism and fear of Islam in France, we are saying no, it is possible for us all to live together', said Shaljoumi.
The visit comes amid growing public hostility against Muslims in the southern European country.
An IPSOS survey last month found that 74 percent of French see Islam is not compatible with French values.
It also comes amid a crackdown on Muslim imams by the French government on claims of preaching hatred.
French authorities have expelled several Muslim imams on accusations of preaching hatred and anti-Semitism.
The measures followed the killing of seven people, including three Jewish children, by a self-proclaimed Qaeda gunman in the southern city of Toulouse in March.
Today, we are demonstrating that Islam in France is not necessarily subject to foreign influence or interference, Shaljoumi said.
The visit comes shortly after a group of imams led by Shaljoumi visited Israel in November to dispel perceptions that Muslims are harboring hatred against Jews.
According to Encyclopedia Britannica, the Holocaust refers to "systematic state-sponsored killing of Jewish men, women, and children and others by Nazi Germany and its collaborators during World War II."
The commonly used figure for the number of Jewish victims is six million.
But the figure has been questioned by many European historians and intellectuals, chiefly French author Roger Garaudy.
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The imams' visit to the Holocaust site was swiftly welcomed by the French government.
This is a powerful image that speaks much louder than words, Interior Minister Manuel Valls said.
The world is in need of peace and understanding. It needs people who are prepared to speak out, and people who are prepared to listen.
French Jews also praised the imams' visit.
It's a big deal for them, Jewish-French writer Marek Halter said, hailing what he said the bravery of the imams.
It isn't easy and they know they will be subjected to insults on the Internet for coming here today.
Memorial Director Jacques Fredj also applauded the move.
I get the feeling that there is a growing number of French Muslims standing up to denounce, publicly and collectively, anti-Semitism in France, he said.
Today's visit is not only a message to their own community that hatred is not the Muslim way, it is also a message to the rest of the country that most French Muslims are not radicals.
There was no comment from the Muslim community in France.France is home to a Muslim minority of six million, the largest in Europe.
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While this past Sunday night had the entire country abuzz over Kanyes Grammy antics and The Walking Deads intense midseason premiere, things were far, far more quiet for HBO, where Girls, Togetherness and Looking put up positively dismal numbers.
Right from the start, HBOs Looking was up against unfair categorization. Oh, its just the gay version of Girls, they said. They being that mythical group of Internetters looking for a pithy logline to grab onto for opinion formulation purposes; but from second one of the series premiere, the comparisons rang hollow. If HBO was looking for a gay version of the Lena Dunham series, this was not it. And thank goodness for that.
Since this comparison is showing up in every single of review of HBO's Looking let's get it out of the way immediately. Except for the most superficial details, Michael Lannan's series about three gay men in San Francisco is nothing like Lena Dunham's Girls. "Looking For Now," the first episode of the new show, doesn't have a unique voice like Dunham's divisive multiple award winner and, for lack of a better word, is kind of milquetoast.
HBOs upcoming series, Looking, finally nabbed a title and a premiere date, which means the subscription cable network is finally giving audiences trailers for the series. The first teaser trailer dropped last month, introducing us to a group of gay friends living in the gorgeous San Francisco Bay area. The first teaser was a little flashy and stylized, but the new trailer focuses on the emotions and amusing dialogue that will hopefully become trademarks of the show.
Lest you forget, HBO has the epic television game on lock. Between looking back at the year that was in 2013 and anticipating whats to come going forward, the its-not-TV network managed to sneak a few surprises and teasers into their year-ending promo video. Turns out theres plenty to be excited about thats coming up in 2014, including a first look at season four of Game of Thrones, and new series The Leftovers, True Detective, Looking, Silicon Valley, and even John Olivers new one, too.
HBOs latest series, Looking, has sprung forth its initial promotional materials onto the Internet, and well: get ready for a bunch of comparisons to Sex and the City and Girls because most of the Internet is wildly unoriginal. The sexually focused new comedy about three gay friends finding love in a modern-day San Francisco is another instance of the network (since we all know its not TV, its better because it's HBO) heralding the cause for breaking new ground in frank and sometimes outrageous depictions of life and love for the modern single young(ish) person.
As much as I love Boardwalk Empire and Eastbound & Down, Im already ready for next years HBO programming, which will include new seasons of Game of Thrones and Girls. Speaking of the latter, we can now officially look forward to winter premieres. On Wednesday, HBO announced the premiere date for Girls Season 3, as well as new dramas True Detective and Looking.