Kodak EasyShare M753
Kodak EasyShare M75 Reviews: I knew nothing about digital cameras when I bought this and it was really easy to learn how to use. The image is clear and the color good. there are many uses for this camera and I would recommend this to anyone. Actually I liked mine so well that I recently purchased one for boyfriend for his birthday.
Kodak EasyShare M75 Reviews: This camera is good for the money. One issue I have is the speed at which it stores the image once the shutter button has been pushed. I have an older Olympus camera that is quicker. At first I thought it was the SIM card that I bought but it even stores slowly to the internal memory. The work-around is that you can push the shutter button a second time to be ready for another picture while the original image is being stored.
Kodak EasyShare M75 Description: The Kodak EasyShare M753 zoom digital cameras is equipped with a 3x optical zoom lens and 7 Megapixel resolution, which allows consumers to print clear, crisp images up to 30” x 40” in size. Memories captured with the Kodak M753 compact camera are displayed on a vibrant 2.5-inch LCD screen, perfect for instantly sharing clear, bright pictures and videos whether inside or outdoors. Item is factory reconditioned to new condition and comes with a full one year Kodak warranty. Ships in an unmarked box Click here for more info
Kodak EasyShare M75 Digital effects and Stabilization: The Kodak M753 camera is loaded with a vast array of features that make great picture-taking incredibly simple. From high ISO settings that produce clearer pictures in low-light situations, to Digital Image Stabilization and Kodak Perfect Touch Technology, the features onboard the Kodak EasyShare M753 cameras help consumers take consistently better shots.
This user-friendly model is packed with the features you need to take great photos. ISO settings up to 1250 enable you to shoot in low-light conditions without using the flash. An HD output lets you can view your pictures in high definition on HDTVs. Photo enhancing features include on-camera cropping and a blurry picture alert.
7 megapixel resolution: Delivers detailed pictures that can be enlarged up to 11″ x 14″
3x optical zoom lens and 5x digital zoom: Allow you to bring your subjects closer for better composition
2.5-inch color LCD screen: Lets you compose and review your shots with ease
Digital image stabilization: Minimizes the effects of unintentional camera movement or moving subjects for blur-free shots
Auto focus and macro focus: Enable you to take crisp photos and extreme close-ups with focus down to 5.9 inches
PictBridge and ImageLink capability: Prints directly on compatible printers without using a computer
17 scene modes: Provide creative options for taking eye-catching photos
Movie modes: Captures videos in VGA or QVGA resolution with sound
16 MB internal memory and SD/MMC card slot: Stores images in the camera or lets you use optional SD or MMC memory cards
Kodak EasyShare M75 System: Kodak continues to bring groundbreaking features to its award-winning Kodak EasyShare Digital Photography System, enhancing the digital photography experience for consumers worldwide. The EasyShare System consists of digital cameras, picture frames, snapshot printers, online services, software inkjet and thermal photo papers, and accessories - making picture-taking, sharing and archiving effortless. All Kodak EasyShare Products being introduced today include the latest Version 6.2 of Kodak EasyShare Software featuring an array of enhancements to help consumers find, create and share pictures like never before. Version 6.2 Software now includes direct access to Kodak Gallery making it simple to find albums stored online. The new Kodak EasyShare Software Version 6.2 can be downloaded for free.
Kodak EasyShare M75 Reviews: I have never used another compact digital camera, but I would consider this one very user-friendly. It was bought as a gift for a 9-year-old who quickly taught himself how to use all its functions. The panoramic photo tool is easy to use and very effective. Battery life has not been a problem, but an accessory must be bought if you don’t want to be limited to recharging only through a powered USB port. Without a memory card the camera only holds about 10 photos at 7 megapixel resolution, 15 at 5 megapixel, or 4 seconds of video.
A card really is an essential purchase. I have been very pleased with the EasyShare software. I expected to use iPhoto on my Mac for downloads, but the Kodak software is intuitive and attractive and well organized. Consumer Reports had this camera listed as a Best Buy and I do feel it was a good purchase. Picture quality is quite good, the camera has a lot of useful features, and it’s priced well below some comparable models by other manufacturers.
Kodak EasyShare M75 Reviews: This camera couldnt be easier to use! And the pictures and video are crystal clear. Couldnt ask for a better camera.
Kodak EasyShare M75 Reviews: I really like this camera! You need to become familiar with the different settings to get good pictures. I lost most of the first batch I took. The next day I started looking at the settings and everything was fine. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to take decent pictures but maybe is not a serious photographer.
Price: $86 to $149