Best Kodak Digital Cameras - 1 to 4 x Optical Zoom, 1 to 4 x Digital Zoom

'It's sad to see the V-series line of Kodak's digital cameras include such a clunker as the EasyShare V1003.'

'the V1003 doesn't have any unique or notable features'

'At ISO 1600, static-like speckles completely covered the image, softening all but the largest and most prominent details and rendering it almost completely unusable.'

'very poor digital camera'

'the V1003 doesn't have any unique or notable features'

'Other than the wide shutter button, the rest are very difficult to tell apart by touch.'

'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 virtual letters are quite small though, so a direct hit from the stylus is required'

'Image noise remained at bay at lower ISO settings but got very nasty at ISO 800, rendering images generally unusable.'

'The manual does seem short (in length) and it doesn't talk about accessories'

'Windows Me did not recognize the DX3900 Zoom's CompactFlash card as a drive before the Kodak driver was installed.'

'with or without the dock, Windows Me did not recognize the DX3900 Zoom's CompactFlash card as a drive before the Kodak driver was installed.'

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

'clumsy four-way and zoom controllers'