Kodak EasyShare M753 - Expert Reviews

Pros: Easy to use, price, image quality at lower sensitivity, lens, handling

Cons: Plastic build, tiny on/off button, LCD flares in bright conditions, very noisy images at higher sensitivity, image processing strips detail, slow (or no!) AF in low light

Verdict: What Kodak's budget digital model, the EasyShare M753 lacks in control it makes up for with modicum of modern styling and a useful resolution

Pros: Easy to use, price, image quality at lower sensitivity, lens, handling

Cons: Plastic build, tiny on/off button, LCD flares in bright conditions, very noisy images at higher sensitivity, image processing strips detail, slow (or no!) AF in low light

Verdict: What Kodak's budget digital model, the EasyShare M753 lacks in control it makes up for with modicum of modern styling and a useful resolution

Pros: Incredibly easy to use, lightweight

Cons: The buttons protrude too much, the chrome detail and matte casing are made from plastic

Verdict: Entry-level cameras are created for novice photographers and the Kodak EasyShare M753 is no exception. If you want to leave all the settings to the camera so you can get on with enjoying the moment then Kodak is still holding true to its old advertising s

Review summary: Entry-level cameras are created for novice photographers and the Kodak EasyShare M753 is no exception. If you want to leave all the settings to the camera so you can get on with enjoying the moment then this camera will suit.

Verdict: Entry-level cameras are created for novice photographers and the Kodak EasyShare M753 is no exception. If you want to leave all the settings to the camera so you can get on with enjoying the moment then Kodak is still holding true to its old advertising s