Comfortable size Great image quality from the Kodak Color Science chip AA batteries with good power management Large sensor at 8.1 megapixels ...Very slow write times Slow startup Slow autofocus Can't see the LCD with polarized sunglasses ...Once the Kodak Z885's lens is out and the LCD ready for action, the Zoom lever is your focus of attention...The...

• Great image quality for $ • Clear menus and help screens • Do-it-all panorama mode • That's right, ISO 8000...• Clunky ergonomics • Tiny, crowded buttons • Gotta switch AF mode to focus close • Disposable...the Kodak EasyShare Z885 ( $166, street ), which comes with 8.1MP capture (more than enough), a 5x zoom (a leap ahead...

Kodak really pumped up the ISO sensitivity in the Z885...Unfortunately, this feature only looks good on paper...

Low-light usage is (predictably) not as good as my D-SLR (forget the 8000 ISO from a practical standpoint, but at 800 it performs well...Relatively compact but not so small that it feels fidgety - Built-in orientation sensor Cons: - Screen has a relatively low resolution (would give it 4.51 because of that) - The High-ISO mode (selectable) was either too grainy or smoothed out for my liking in my test...

Click anywhere inside this popup to close it) Zoomed In quality- very good! I got this camera a few days after christmas because the original one I got quit working, and I really like it...the zoom is really good, and majority of the pictures are not blury, and turn out good when printed...It has 5x optical zoom, which isn't bad for a lower-end compact digital camera...

Easy Features, Easy Setup, Point and shoot, Takes great pictures Eats batteries alive, Uncomfortable controls I've used the camera in low light, poor weather (rainy conditions) and the pictures were wonderful...An excellent camera and fun to use...A solid purchase,[$] Bright LCD, Comfortable Controls, Easy Setup, Easy to Keep Clean, Short Lag Time, Strong Construction Great clear shots of family playing...