Review on Kodak Easyshare C143 Digital Camera (Green) by Larry Sabey

I think I've pushed this camera to the limit. :) If you're looking for a travel camera or just a camera for everyday use, you won't go wrong with the Kodak C143. I've literally driven around the world and back and the only problems have been my fault. I dropped it on the street once and it broke the battery door so I had to use a rubber band to keep it closed. And then I tried superglue and also glued the grip knob, which in turn made the zoom slider hard. So right now my camera has a rubber band holding it together and a flat button instead of a record button. But I STILL use it! :) It has a lot of great features that other cameras of this size and price don't have, such as: B. the ability to take long exposure shots, which I used for night photography, many different scene settings for different situations, different colors. Options like vivid colors, sepia and black and white, the ability to tag people in photos and automatically detect them in the future, macro settings, three-photo panoramas, some photo editing, ISO adjustments, and various timers. It also records decent, if not amazing, video quality. Ouch! And you can also use it with a tripod. I took my panoramas in three locations using the timer setting. I've taken underwater photos simply by sticking the lens under the water surface (try at your own risk!). I've climbed trees with him, explored the jungle with him, made animations with him, published photos in an online newspaper and (we'll see). I may have won a place in a calendar competition. small camera. And broken at the same time! :)