Kodak EasyShare C875

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77% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

5X zoom Low price Low price

Very low battery life Some operations are slow

The Kodak EasyShare C875 is a good, inexpensive camera. First-time digital photographers will find it easy to learn on, and its more advanced features will give them room to grow over time

Great feature set at a great price, Decent build quality, Full photographic control with genuinely usable interface, Typical Kodak ease of use, excellent integration with EasyShare software, Useful 5x zoom range (would be nice if it started a bit...

Screen not very bright, not enough resolution, can be hard to see in bright light, Slow focus at the long end of the zoom and in low light, High noise reduction at ISO 200+ causes excessive loss of fine, low-contrast detail, No custom white balance,...

I have to say that when i first started this review I had fairly low expectations; not because I have any preconceptions about Kodak's ability to make a decent camera (they've proved that they can many times), but because the C875 appears to offer too...

Great feature set at a great price Decent build quality Full photographic control with genuinely usable interface Typical Kodak ease of use, excellent integration with EasyShare software Useful 5x zoom range (would be nice if it started a bit wider,...

Screen not very bright, not enough resolution, can be hard to see in bright light Slow focus at the long end of the zoom and in low light High noise reduction at ISO 200+ causes excessive loss of fine, low-contrast detail No custom white balance Flash...

I have to say that when i first started this review I had fairly low expectations; not because I have any preconceptions about Kodak's ability to make a decent camera (they've proved that they can many times), but because the C875 appears to offer too...

Innovative "smart" auto mode. Excellent performance. Very good image quality. Easy to use.

Some strong purple fringing. A bit pricey for a point-and-shoot. Some images had color noise.

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Cute and comfortable design ; Good quality 5x zoom ; High resolution in a small package ; Extremely easy to use ; Pairs with Kodak's excellent EasyShare printer docks ; Rich color and nice detail in daylight shots ; Interesting smart scene mode...

Poor results when shooting indoors or outdoors in low-light without a tripod ; Underpowered flash ; Pokey all-around performance ; Mediocre resolution on LCD ; Must go online for full manual

Great value for the money ; Very good photo quality in most situations ; More zoom than your typical entry-level camera ; Compact, well-built metal/plastic body ; Large 2.5" LCD display (but see issue below) ; Many manual controls ; Tons of scene...

Redeye, despite fancy reduction system ; Disappointing night shot performance ; Low resolution LCD ; No optical viewfinder ; Could really have used manual white balance ; Fairly useless "distance guide" in manual focus mode ; Small zoom controller;...

If you want a compact camera with more zoom power than most entry-level cameras, an easy-to-use interface, and both automatic and manual controls then you'll want to take a close look at the Kodak EasyShare C875. Priced at just $200, it's an incredible...

Manual modes offer some advanced settings ; Can save custom settings ; Good value for money ; Orientation sensor pivots photos between landscape and portrait viewing

Unimpressive battery life ; Navigation joystick can be difficult to use

The Kodak EasyShare C875 costs just $200, but it packs many features. It takes 8-megapixel shots and has a long, 5X optical zoom lens. You get a large, bright 2.5-inch LCD screen and numerous scene modes to help you quickly choose the right setting for...