Kodak EasyShare P880

usability, design, portability, durability, price

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, performance, price, image quality, design

reliability, energy

70% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Design, Bildqualität, Leistung

Sensor

89% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Great features, Huge battery life

Below average image quality, huge write time for TIFF files

The Kodak P880 would have been a great camera but for problems with image quality, and massive write times for the advanced file formats.

Wide-angle end of the zoom gives you a wide (24mm) view. Good video capabilities, with zooming. Precise control with zoom ring.

Noticeable shutter lag. Picture sharpness could be better. Flash shots so-so.

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Excellent color, good resolution Generally very good exposure Very useful - and pretty much unique - 24-140mm zoom range Manual (mechanical) zooming Manual focus ring Sharp lens, good edge-to-edge consistency even at 24mm Lens thread for optional...

Focus slow in low light and at long end of zoom Flash won't fire when battery is low, but picture still taken Occasional focus errors at long end of zoom ISO 400 JPEGs quite soft due to noise reduction ISO 800 and 1600 only available at 0.8MP...

The two cameras in the new EasyShare 'P' range are superficially very similar, yet in many respects they are like chalk and cheese. Where the inherent problems of a soft lens and noisy sensor meant Kodak had to process the P850 images to within an inch...

Very wide (for digital) 24mm lens ; User-friendly and comfortable SLR-like body design ; Solid shooting speed in JPEG format

Photo quality unacceptable for an advanced amateur camera ; Raw implementation close to useless ; Slow shooter when using uncompressed file modes

There are some other noticeable processing flaws that also reveal themselves upon close inspection. Strong white or black halos appear along most high-contrast edges, suggesting a crude sharpening algorithm, and diagonal lines are often jaggy when...

With the Kodak EasyShare P880 Kodak successfully launched a camera that reminds us to the SRL camera. The P-series are the cream of the crop of the EasyShare line as is demonstrated by the Kodak P880. Its high level of completeness and its impressive...

Quality feel and build, Nice, big LCD display, Excellent, mechanically operated zoom lens, very fast, precise and smooth zooming, Zoom range gives that something extra necessary for great photography: 24mm wide angle (and 140mm is a nice telephoto...

Shutter lag is too long for sports shooting, Corners of the frame get softer at telephoto focal lengths, Focus is problematic in even moderately dim lighting with AF assist light turned off, Low light AF is slow, even with AF assist light, Built-in...

Very good to excellent image quality.Very wide angle.Very sharp EVF.Large 2.5-inch LCD monitor.Full range of shooting modes.Flash shoe for dedicated flash.Three JPEG compression levels along with RAW and TIFF formats.

Impractical On/Off/Favorites switch.Focusing a touch slow.800 and 1600 ISO limited to 1024 x 768 image size.Some barrel distortion at the widest angle.TIFF and RAW formats not available in all modes.Super Close-up mode only available as a Scene mode.