Kodak EasyShare M1033 review

What you need to know

Reviewed by: Mark Harris

Reviewed on: 21 May 2008

Tags: Kodak, Kodak EasyShare M1033, burst mode, lens, connector

We like:

Attractive metal case; large screen; bright colours

We don't like:

Basic creative features; slow shooting; little detail, even in 10-megapixel shots

You might also need:

If you've got the money, the Kodak EasyShare HD Dock (£70) lets you play back HD movies on your HD Ready TV, but it's overpriced for what it offers

CNET UK judgement:

Hi-def may be slowly wending its way to the cheaper cameras, but there's still a hefty premium to pay if you want to view your snaps on a real telly. While this beginner's camera has good build quality and ease of use to recommend it, don't imagine you'll be getting true HD movies -- or better than average 10-megapixel photos

Full review:

When even entry-level point-and-shoot cameras are starting to embrace high definition, you know the technology has reached the mainstream. This budget Kodak can shoot 10-megapixel stills or 720p video through its modest 3x lens. The EasyShare M1033 is available online now for around £150. Continue Reading...