📷 Kodak Easyshare M853 Red - 8.2MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom: A Smart Choice for Stunning Photos Review

This is a great camera! I had it for a while (forgot the date) but got it. December 2012? Yes. And it still works great. I have a used one and sometimes I think it's new! Still works great. It's still fine in low light, but in the sun it looks like you're using a professional Canon or Nikon camera (one of the professional photographers). In the sun ------ it works really fantastic. I recommend you to buy this camera :)

This was my second digital camera and I'm sorry to say that anything would be better than my original Kodak (not) easyShare with docking station. This little guy does pretty much anything, anywhere. I have to say that I bought it after a friend got a similar Poloroid camera and she was very jealous of me and told her fiancé about it! The only problem I can add is that I thought it had more internal storage. As a beginner, I didn't know how little internal memory really fits in. Didn't buy a…

What started out as a good camera (once I bought a separate memory card) died in just over a year. I have 4 little boys; So I used the camera quite a bit, but it got a LITTLE, and I mean really, a LITTLE wet, and that's all she wrote. Photos have that pink tint, photos that don't have fine lines. Nightmare. NOW I am not getting any pictures from the camera. The software for this camera has always been a nuisance. It consumes a lot of memory and is nowhere near as good as other programs. If…

I just bought this camera for my wife. This is a beautiful camera. The controls are great and very easy to use. It even has a great feature that combines 3 photos to create panoramic shots, but the camera takes grainy shots. I think I have a cheap lens or cell. This is particularly bad in low-light scenes like at night or indoors. I am really disappointed. My 1.5 megapixel camera that I bought 7 years ago takes 1020 x 960 resolution pictures much better than this camera with 3000 x 2000+…

After teaching my entire family of over 40 how to use their own digital cameras, I hoped one day to have a camera that didn't need any explanation or technical support. I was dealing with poorly designed button surfaces and illogical menu structures, so I was prepared for the worst but hoping for the best. When I got this camera for Christmas, I was pleasantly surprised at how logical and simple everything is. To view your photos, click the browse button. To change the flash settings, press the