Review on Black Kodak EasyShare Z5010 Digital Camera with Powerful 21x Optical Zoom by Mya Guzman

Bought this camera when the price was lower. Comes with free shipping and charger. I have to say I took the time to find the Canon Powershot A630 and A640 which are in the same price range and couldn't believe anyone was comparing a $500-600 camera to this one. At least that's the price quoted by Revain. This camera has manual and automatic settings that are ideal for both recreational and non-professional photographers. It's a bit bulky in the packaging, but it works time and time again and has never let me down. There were no issues with blurring or recording. It turns out that while Kodak no longer makes cameras or film, it does honor its warranties on those products. If there is one small downside, there are too many settings and too much to do manually with this camera. Just turn it on, use the automatic settings to get started, and learn more as you go. I had a few friends who thought the camera and their photos would put them in the $750 price range for an online purchase. No regret.