Reviews of Top User-Rated Kodak Compact Digital Cameras

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Kodak EasyShare P850 review

The 5.1-megapixel EasyShare P850 offers more features than you normally find in a Kodak camera, including image stabilisation (for the 12x zoom) and manual-exposure adjustments. Performance and image quality issues prevent it from reaching the top of its class Read more

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24 November 2005 by Theano Nikitas

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Kodak EasyShare C533 review

The Kodak EasyShare C533 is a basic budget camera that doesn't pretend to be otherwise. This 5-megapixel point-and-shoot produces decent photos and responds quickly, but its flimsy-feeling build quality, 46mm LCD screen and minimalist feature set keep the C533 firmly in the bargain bin Read more

£109

30 June 2006 by Will Greenwald

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Best cheap compact cameras

Taking photos on your phone is one thing, but it is possible to find a cheap compact camera that will do a much better job than your mobile, and be just as portable. Snap! We've taken the finding part out of the equation with this round-up of the best cheap compact cameras. Read more

17 September 2010 by Mark Harris

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Kodak EasyShare M873 review

At 18mm, the Kodak EasyShare M873 slips into the skinniest of skinny jeans. This ultracompact camera reaches up to ISO 1,600 and allows for digital image stablisation, making it ultimately a success as an affordable compact, in that it's small and takes reasonable pictures Read more

£120

14 September 2007 by Rich Trenholm

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Kodak EasyShare V1073 review

Everyone is jumping on the touchscreen bandwagon these days. The Kodak EasyShare V1073 is bringing its 10 megapixels and style-conscious metal body along for the ride, too. It's a classy little snapper and your images will come out looking bright and smooth Read more

£140

20 June 2008 by Mark Harris

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Kodak EasyShare Z950 review

The 12.2-megapixel EasyShare Z950 with 10x zoom is a thoroughly respectable superzoom camera that, refreshingly, dispenses with the gimmickry seen in many competitors of late. It can be slow to shoot immediately consecutive photos, but its image quality is very good for its class Read more

£145

22 January 2010 by Joshua Goldman

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Kodak EasyShare Z612 review

The Z612's beautifully sculpted plastic body feels solid and should stand up well to normal wear and tear, its 12x optical Schneider-Kreutznach zoom lens gives you plenty of reach, and the camera's image stabilisation should help keep things steady at the longer end of the zoom. But image quality doesn't quite match that of its peers Read more

£250

27 June 2006 by Philip Ryan

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Kodak EasyShare Z885 review

With plenty of manual controls and a nice, 5x lens, the 8-megapixel Kodak EasyShare Z885 offers a lot of bang for its relatively low price Read more

£110

23 August 2007 by Will Greenwald

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Kodak EasyShare Z7590 review

On paper, the Kodak EasyShare Z7590 looks great -- 10x optical zoom and a host of shooting modes seems very good value for £250. But mediocre image quality spoils the fun, with a wide variety of digital artefacts reducing the camera's desirability Read more

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26 October 2005 by David D. Busch

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