Kodak EasyShare V1003

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72% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Design, Bildqualität

90% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Competitively priced. Stylish design and decent GUI.

Noticeable shutter lag. Tiny controls. Poor performance. Some focusing problems.

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Comes in several different colours

Awkward controls ; Terrible noise ; Mediocre performance

It's telling that the second paragraph of Kodak's press release for the V1003 starts with a quote from chief marketing officer Pierre Schaeffer rather than a product manager or engineer. "As consumers look for more ways to expand their picture taking...

Comes in several different colors.

Awkward controls; terrible noise; mediocre performance.

Unless you care more about the color of your 10-megapixel camera than the photos it captures, give this one a pass.

Attractive design, well balanced in the hand ; Available in multiple colors with matching accessories ; Good resolution at low ISO ; Easy to learn controls ; EasyShare system from camera to dock to Gallery ; Joystick makes menu navigation second nature...

Oversaturated images, even for a Kodak ; No Playback mode button ; Slow startup and shutdown ; Long shutter lag ; Joystick makes changing EV a little too easy ; Slow auto focus ; Underexposed Macro shots ; Very soft in the upper right corner

The Kodak V1003 includes user-friendly functions such as in-camera digital red-eye removal, a blurry picture warning, and a new "Maintain Settings" menu that lets the user store their preferred settings such as flash, white balance, ISO, and resolution...

The Kodak's slow speed and lack of features make it a real let down at this price range

Different colors to choose from ; Operation is simple and clearly labeled

Long shutter lag ; Extremely small controls ; Grainy images

Kodak seems to think it's more important to be stylish than to have good performance, especially since there are better performing cameras in this price range at $229 USD.