Kodak 7-megapixel Digital Cameras

Kodak EasyShare ZD710

The Kodak EasyShare ZD710 is a well-designed superzoom with a relatively small size and price alike. It certainly presents a step up over most compacts in terms of manual control. As a first camera for would-be enthusiasts, the simplicity of operation is a bonus

Editor's rating 6.2

Kodak EasyShare Z712 IS

The Kodak EasyShare Z712 IS looks like a sawn-off SLR. It's a flexible camera, considering its 12x optical zoom lens, which makes for impressive image quality

Editor's rating 6.9

Kodak EasyShare C743

The Kodak EasyShare C743 is an affordable point-and-shoot camera that doesn't stand out in its class. Its feature set delivers the basics and it does benefit from an optical viewfinder, however the image quality leaves a lot to be desired, with shots looking fuzzy and fine details appearing smudged and blurred

Editor's rating 5.6

Kodak EasyShare Z710

Kodak's 7.1-megapixel EasyShare Z710 is part of the company's High Zoom line and includes a 10x optical zoom lens, full manual exposure controls and 17 scene modes. It's also not expensive for a superzoom, but corners have been cut to achieve this -- it lacks optical image stabilisation and its performance leaves a lot to be desired

Editor's rating 6.0

Kodak EasyShare V705

With its fast performance and decent feature set, the Kodak EasyShare V705 is, without a doubt, a casual photographer's camera. Like the earlier model, the V570, the V705 includes a panorama shooting mode, and since the 23mm lens is so wide, you can make a 180-degree panorama with as few as three shots

Editor's rating 7.2

Kodak EasyShare P712

Kodak's EasyShare P712 includes a higher level of control than many of its cameras, such as manual white balance, full manual exposure and a trio of custom picture modes. Add a 12x optical zoom lens and you've got an impressive offering for anyone stepping up from a simple point-and-shoot camera

User rating 8.0

Editor's rating 7.4