Kodak Digital Camera Reviews

"A slim compact camera that the whole family can use, the Kodak EasyShare M340 is a 10.2 megapixel digital camera that delivers superb images enhanced by Kodak's Smart Capture technology...Create video and upload it to YouTube..." read more »

"The Kodak EasyShare Z950 Zoom digital camera couples a 1/2.33"-type twelve megapixel CCD image sensor with an optically stabilized, Schneider Kreuznach Variogon-branded 10x zoom lens that offers focal lengths ranging from 35 - 350mm equivalent...The Kodak Z950 offers 16 scene modes to help beginners achieve the results they're looking for without the need to understand subtleties like shutter speeds, apertures and the like, but still provides program, aperture- and shutter-priorty, and full manual exposure modes for the more advanced shooter...Five white balance settings are available on the Z950 IS, including an auto mode, and ISO sensitivity is controlled automatically or manually from 100 to 1,600..." read more »

"We've now got our hands on the Z980's little brother, the Z915, which keeps the emphasis on user friendliness but makes do with a much more modest 10x optical zoom...You can tell this is designed as a more ‘recreational' camera when you learn it comes in four different colours (red, blue, black and grey) and has a sturdy plastic casing that can handle a fair degree of travel battering...In terms of operation, the Z915 functions perfectly as a point-‘n'-click, no-frills snapper using the Auto setting on the mode dial which makes use of Kodak's proprietary Smart Capture technology to analyze a scene and adjust settings accordingly...Picture quality overall is sharp and colours vibrant, although if there's a bias it's towards the bright side..." read more »

"The Kodak EasyShare M341 combines a twelve megapixel 1/2.3" CCD imager and a Kodak-branded 3x optical zoom lens with a 35 - 105mm equivalent focal range, a rather tight wide angle to a moderate telephoto...They're an increasingly rare option these days, but one that adds a good degree of versatility, letting you get the shot when you can't make out the LCD in bright sunlight, or save battery life by disabling the LCD when accurate framing isn't vital...The Kodak M341 offers a generous 18 scene modes to help beginners achieve the results they're looking for without the need to understand subtleties like shutter speeds, apertures and the like...The EasyShare M341 also offers a standard-definition movie mode, capturing VGA (640x480) clips at 30 frames-per-second or QVGA (320x240) clips at 30 frames-per-second, in QuickTime Motion JPEG format..." read more »

"The Kodak EasyShare C180 is based around a ten megapixel 1/2.3" CCD imager coupled to a Kodak-branded 3x zoom lens with a 32 - 96mm equivalent focal range - a fairly standard wide angle to a moderate telephoto...It's a shame that the C180 lacks the option, but certainly understandable given the pricepoint...The Kodak C180 offers a generous 16 scene modes to help beginners achieve the results they're looking for without the need to understand subtleties like shutter speeds, apertures and the like...The EasyShare C180 also offers a movie mode, capturing 30 frames-per-second VGA (640x480) or QVGA (320x240) clips, in QuickTime Motion JPEG format..." read more »

"The Kodak EasyShare C182 is based around a twelve megapixel 1/2.3" CCD imager coupled to a Kodak-branded 3x zoom lens with a 32 - 96mm equivalent focal range - a moderate wide angle to a moderate telephoto...It's a shame that the C182 lacks the option, but certainly understandable given the pricepoint...The Kodak C182 offers a generous 18 scene modes to help beginners achieve the results they're looking for without the need to understand subtleties like shutter speeds, apertures and the like...The EasyShare C182 also offers a movie mode, capturing 30 frames-per-second VGA (640x480) or QVGA (320x240) clips, in QuickTime Motion JPEG format..." read more »

"The Kodak EasyShare M381 combines a twelve megapixel 1/2.3"-type CCD imager and a Kodak-branded 5x optical zoom lens with a 35 - 175mm equivalent focal range, a moderate wide angle to a useful telephoto...They're an increasingly rare option these days, but one that adds a good degree of versatility, letting you get the shot when you can't make out the LCD in bright sunlight, or save battery life by disabling the LCD when accurate framing isn't vital...The Kodak M381 offers a generous 18 scene modes to help beginners achieve the results they're looking for without the need to understand subtleties like shutter speeds, apertures and the like...The EasyShare M381 also offers a movie mode, capturing VGA (640x480) or QVGA (320x240) clips at 30 frames-per-second, in QuickTime Motion JPEG format..." read more »

"Register to receive the latest Reviews and News Headlines directly to your Inbox every day, and enter our regular competitions...However in the middle ground you have to tread carefully because while there are some excellent bargains to be found they are greatly outnumbered by mediocre or genuinely bad cameras...The EasyShare M380 is a mid-range model of Kodak's mainstream consumer M-series, and as such it's about as average as a digital camera can get..." read more »

"The Kodak EasyShare C190 is based around a twelve megapixel 1/2.3" CCD imager coupled to a Kodak-branded 5x zoom lens with a 35 - 175mm equivalent focal range - a fairly tight wide angle to a useful telephoto...It's a shame that the C190 lacks the option, but certainly understandable given the pricepoint...The Kodak C190 offers a generous 18 scene modes to help beginners achieve the results they're looking for without the need to understand subtleties like shutter speeds, apertures and the like...The EasyShare C190 also offers a movie mode, capturing 30 frames-per-second VGA (640x480) or QVGA (320x240) clips, in QuickTime Motion JPEG format..." read more »

"Nice photos for the money; easy operation; simple, attractive design; optical image stabilization....Mixed performance; photo quality dips above ISO 200; only a three-shot burst....Shot-to-shot times were very good at 1.2 seconds without flash and only 1.4 seconds with...It's important to note that if you let it--by pressing the shutter button completely rather than halfway and waiting for a focus confirmation--the M1093 will take a picture without locking..." read more »