Best Kodak Digital Cameras - 1 to 210 Images Battery Life, Atleast 5 Megapixel

'very comfortable camera'

'Good set of features.'

'The Z915 is ready to shoot around three seconds after switch on.'

'very comfortable camera'

'Good set of features.'

'The Z915 is ready to shoot around three seconds after switch on.'

'very comfortable camera'

'Good set of features.'

'The Z915 is ready to shoot around three seconds after switch on.'

'The M1093 IS tempts us with a nice sleek look yet chunky and sturdy to heft thanks to (almost) an all-metal build.'

'The M1093 is sleekly masculine, like a well-cut suit.'

'sleek but powerful digital camera'

'The EasyShare M1093's burst mode is pretty basic.'

'The M1093 IS tempts us with a nice sleek look yet chunky and sturdy to heft thanks to (almost) an all-metal build.'

'The M1093 is sleekly masculine, like a well-cut suit.'

'sleek but powerful digital camera'

'The EasyShare M1093's burst mode is pretty basic.'

'The M1093 IS tempts us with a nice sleek look yet chunky and sturdy to heft thanks to (almost) an all-metal build.'

'The M1093 is sleekly masculine, like a well-cut suit.'

'sleek but powerful digital camera'

'The EasyShare M1093's burst mode is pretty basic.'

'The M1093 IS tempts us with a nice sleek look yet chunky and sturdy to heft thanks to (almost) an all-metal build.'

'The M1093 is sleekly masculine, like a well-cut suit.'

'sleek but powerful digital camera'

'The EasyShare M1093's burst mode is pretty basic.'

'the camera was surprisingly quick between shots even when the flash was used and multipoint AF enabled.'

'such brilliant HD pictures'

'very nice digital photos'

'The 10-megapixel Kodak EasyShare Z1085 IS is deceptively good.'

'you've got a product that has the potential, at least, to go toe-to-toe with the heavyweight contenders in the enthusiast compact arena'

'Focusing times were generally good, except in low light, where the Z1085 struggled considerably (it really needs an AF-assist lamp).'

'The Kodak M893 IS offers a generous 19 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.'