Best Video Kodak Digital Camera

This digital camera's colour science technology produces images that are bright and vibrant. Its sleek touchscreen interface facilitates in cruising through thousands of favourite shots of yours. *

Coupled with a sleek design and a strong feature set with features like sharing and publishing tools, the Kodak Slice is a definite digital camera contender. The images in daytime conditions were very good with no detectable noise or distortion. The shutter lag, on the other hand, is quite laggy and shooting pictures feels noticeably slow, which is a downside. The quality of the touch screen is fairly decent, but sometimes the images look fuzzy and unfocused. The user interface that Kodak ha... *

The funtions are uncomplicated to use, perfect for a first time user and or owner of a digital camera. The blur reduction feature lets you take action shots and still get a great picture. It has a fantastic zoom lense to pull the subject in for a quality close-up picture. *

The image quality of our outdoor images is good overall. The camera controls and menu systems are easy to use and navigate. *

The 5X zoom of the Kodak EasyShare M380 is sufficient for its budget and a 38mm wide angle complements the zoom to get those good looking shots. A large and sharp rear LCD monitor is helpful for beginners. *

This black, sleek, digital camera has got smooth and modern lines that will keep it visually stunning for years. *

Supports ISO 3200 and 6400. Vibrant color reproduction. The LCD display is 3-inch in size and offers a vibrant display of colors. The visibility was quite impressive in outdoor shots too, which is generally where LCDs tend to give a rather dull and inadequate display. *

Picture quality on the EasyShare camera is great. The video quality is great and the LCD screen is 3-inch in size and offers a vibrant display of colors. *

The vertical grip is light and performs no other function, but it also improves the horizontal grip, allowing my little finger to grip the front of the camera rather than curl up under the body. Color quality and exposure was good with the flash. Image Quality In general, the Z980 produced nice quality images with accurate and pleasing color at the default settings. Kodak is quick to point out that the 12 megapixel sensor of the Z980 means "you can crop and enlarge and still have great pictu... *

The quality of the Z980's 12-megapixel images was good. Noise levels in our ISO tests were relativity good from ISO 200 and below. ISO 800 looks pretty bad (very soft), and 1600 only looks even worse. The zoom mechanism is smooth, but not continuous. The built-in flash unit is quite powerful. *

Image quality a bit below average. *