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'For those who like their devices black and sleek, the M1033 should be a good choice.'

'modest 3x lens'

'It was accurate as long we paid attention to the framing marks to determine where the camera was focusing.'

'Improved menu interface'

'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 M575's features aren't going to blow you away, but they're very good for a camera in this price range.'

'It has become a popular camera, more and more people are choosing it, so I think I should share it with you guys today. '

'Kodak's EasyShare M575 includes the company's face detection technology, capable of detecting up to five faces in a scene.'

'One-Button makes sharing photos and videos a snap.'

'Kodak's EasyShare M530 includes the company's face detection technology, capable of detecting up to five faces in a scene.'

'Good image quality'

'After tracing identifying the sconces the camera setting will be updated and ready for use.'

'contemporary, colourful design'

'the ammount of mega pixels and view focus is amazing'

'perfect picture'

'The Z1485 IS is capable of displaying stills and videos in High Definition, using the optional Kodak EasyShare HDTV dock.'

'optical is generally considered more favorable by most photographers.'

'me great pictures'

'your pictures has never been easy.'

'The Kodak EasyShare ZD710 is a camera aimed at users who desperately want to upgrade from a simple point-and-shoot philosophy.'

'Kodak Z710 intuitive enough for beginners and sophisticated enough for digital photography enthusiasts, the Kodak Z710 camera provides point-and-shoot simplicity with advanced features to easily get professional-looking results.'

'Intuitive enough for beginners and sophisticated enough for digital photography enthusiasts'