Best Kodak Digital Cameras - 1 to 4 x Digital Zoom, Neck Strap Included Accessories

'At ISO 400, the noise was rampant, making all but 4x6 prints unusable.'

'Once you get over ISO 100, the images were pretty noisy.'

'Not only has the company that once dominated amateur photography had to watch consumer electronics manufacturers muscle in on its turf, it's now losing yet more ground as photographers migrate to digital SLRs.'

'There was no pincushion distortion visible at the telephoto end of the zoom'

'I found it a bit difficult to follow a moving subject as the image on the LCD/EVF lagged behind what was happening in real time'

'these applications, such as the red-eye tool we tested, are poorly applied to the images by professional standards.'

'Buttons tightly placed between others OK button are difficult to press with accuracy.'

'We found it strange to note that the memory card slot on the Kodak isn't protected by a proper door and instead features a small flexible flap.'

'The dynamic range is squeezed toward the middle--photos lack detail in dark areas and tend to wash out highlights.'

'Photo quality soft and lacking detail'

'the placement of the shutter release and zoom controls make it awkward to use this camera one-handed.'

'clumsy four-way and zoom controllers'

'Unfortunately, some key options, including exposure compensation, burst mode, and the self-timer, are buried in the menu system'

'clumsy four-way and zoom controllers'

'Limited zoom range.'

'high price tag'

'Picture-quality choices are limited to three resolutions and a 3:2 ratio option; you can't control compression separately.'