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The Kodak EasyShare Z5010 is an easy-to-use 21x zoom camera that offers good snapshot quality and an excellent value.
Run away! The EasyShare One/6MP's Wi-Fi photo sharing doesn't compensate for its myriad usability and quality issues.
The Kodak EasyShare C533 and C643 take decent photos, but their build quality and minimalist feature sets make them strictly bargain cameras.
Despite a few flaws, this is a good digital camera for starter snapshooters who crave simplicity and a helping hand but don't want to sacrifice picture quality.
This slick little camera (and its even slicker dock) makes short work of the entire picture-taking process but doesn't soar above the crowd in image quality.
Kodak's Wi-Fi-capable EasyShare One is a below-average camera with superior photo-sharing skills.
As long as you're a patient snapshooter, the Kodak EasyShare Z950 is a respectable compact megazoom camera.
The Kodak EasyShare P880 is an 8-megapixel, point-and-shoot camera. Compared to other point-and-shoot digital cameras on the market, it is expensive at around $545. Includes Kodak EasyShare software.
Give the Kodak EasyShare V1003 camera a pass, unless you care more about the color of your 10-megapixel camera than the photos it captures.
Fast operation, great macro and burst modes, and excellent battery life distinguish this 5-megapixel snapshot camera from the crowd.
