Kodak Z885

Pros: Easy to use, easy to install, excellent photo quality.

Cons: The easy share software seems a bit tricky but it's still new to me.

The Bottom Line: Excelent quality, easy for anyone to use, many great features and the photo quality is awesome!

Review: *UPDATE: I just want to add that I am still happy with this camera but there is one definite design flaw. There is no view finder on this camera only the LCD screen. When you are outside in bright light it can be very hard (or nearly impossible) to see ...

Pros: 5x optical zoom 2.5" LCD screen Good photo quality

Cons: Small size Slow Processor

The Bottom Line: Good first camera.

Review: I recently wanted to change cameras from a Kodak Z612 (which I loved - just wanted a little smaller camera) so I bought the Kodak Z885. Unfortunately, I have to say that I am disappointed in this camera. A lot of it is due to what you are used to, and ...

Pros: Light weight, ease of use. Reasonably good pictures.

Cons: A bit slow in starting up, changing modes and writing to SD card.

Review: The camera is lighter and the pictures are sharper than my old DX 6440 but it does not have the wider angle of the old camera. It also requires more efforts in getting good results for indoor shooting. I tried various settings; auto is not the best for ...

Pros: Decent price, decent outside shots.

Cons: quality photos is compromised, especially when using optical zoom/telephoto (mostly indoor)

The Bottom Line: Don't walk RUN from this one. It's cheap & hard to find not because it's popular, but because it's so bad it's being taken off the shelves & discontinued.

Review: I thought having an 8mp camera would produce better quality pics, well it does unless you decide to use the 5x optical zoom which lends itself to 'grainy' and 'double vision' prints. This is especially true for indoor picture taking. Also because it's ...