Best Kodak Digital Cameras - 0.48 to 1 lb. Weight, 1 to 4 x Optical Zoom

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

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

'its sharpness was overshadowed by various problems, including bad purple fringing, compression artifacts, and a total loss of detail in the red channel.'

'Resolution more in line with a 4-megapixel camera, not the 6MP that it is.'

'The camera does not have an AF-assist lamp'

'Unfortunately, it garnered mediocre scores for color and exposure accuracy.'

'In our more contrasty photos, the camera often completely blew out highlights, leaving blank areas.'

'the Kodak camera does not include rechargeable batteries or a charger.'

'The exposure value control is buried in the menus'

'the wide/telephoto toggle make one-handed shooting a bit awkward.'

'The EasyShare lacks advanced manual exposure and image controls that photo hobbyists would want.'

'You can definitely see the difference if you compare this LCD to others... it's not sharp.'

'The DX4900 has a chunky and rather utilitarian design, full of bumps and lumps.'

'Although it's well priced, the Kodak DC3400 Zoom doesn't quite stack up to the competition.'

'Although it's well priced, the Kodak DC3400 Zoom doesn't quite stack up to the competition.'