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Kodak EasyShare M380 reviews
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TrustedReviews 's conclusion / rating - 05 August 2009 |
The Kodak EasyShare M380 is a reasonably cheap camera considering its specification, but its far from being good value. Indifferent build quality, a very limited range of poorly implemented features, non-existent low light performance and shoddy image quality make it one to avoid...
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Steves Digicams 's conclusion / rating - 11 May 2009 |
Kodak's new EasyShare M380 is a versatile yet compact digicam. This camera has been upgraded with a 5x optical zoom lens, which is not found on any other M series camera. Other major features of this camera include a 10.2-Megapixel imaging sensor, Blur reduction, 3-inch LCD screen, Smart Capture Technology, and the ability to shoot 640x480 resolution video with sound. As always Kodak has included its famous Easy Share button, allowing you to upload your photos to a computer or even the internet with just the touch of a button.
This compact camera is easy to handle and operate in most cases. One thing that you will have to get used to is the shutter release and the flash mode buttons blend in to the top of the camera. The shutter release sits directly next to the raised mode dial. More than once I tried to capture an image by pressing the mode dial, before relocating my finger to the correct place. Basic shooting is easy to do with one or two hands, whichever is more comfortable for the user. The camera controls and menu systems are easy to use and navigate. Kodak has also included a couple shortcut items that can be altered at any time with the 4-way controller.
Viewing and framing your images and movies is done via the 3-Inch LCD screen on the back. This not only makes it easy to see and frame your images, it also makes menu navigation simple, providing large, easy to read text. While framing your images, you will have no problems in most situations, including dark settings as the screen gains up. I did have a little trouble; however, in direct sunlight, as the LCD was just not bright enough, even when set to high power.
Bottom Line - The Kodak EasyShare M380 shows some improvement over the previous M series models, as they have added a more versatile lens and the Kodak Perfect touch helps to adjust the pictures inside the camera. Performance was also good, but the quality still needs a little improvement. The level of noise present in the photos is more than normal. With a MSRP of US$179.95, there are comparable cameras worth looking into, such as the Canon PowerShot A1100 IS...
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