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Kodak EASYSHARE M883 Zoom

8.0 megapixels, first seen: 26 August 2007

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  • User Score (85)
    5.5 5.5 from 85 reviewers
  • Expert Score (10)
    6.6 6.6 from 10 reviewers
  • Design (10)
    7.1 7.1 from 10 reviewers
  • Value for money (5)
    6.9 6.9 from 5 reviewers
  • Features (5)
    7.0 7.0 from 5 reviewers
  • Ease of use (11)
    7.0 7.0 from 11 reviewers
  • Picture quality (2)
    8.6 8.6 from 2 reviewers
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Pros & Cons

  • bright lcd, nice and small, only hassle, strong construction, excellent array of features

It’s not a dream. The new KODAK EASYSHARE M883 Zoom Digital Camera is as real as you are. Its sleek and stylish all-metal body fits snugly in your hand, while its huge 3 in. (7.6 cm) LCD is ideal for showing your pictures brilliantly. Plus, with face detection technology, your favorite faces will be in focus and naturally colorful. And, if that’s not enough, there’s an assortment of optional fun accessories to choose from. The new M883—show your pictures—big and brigh…

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Release Date

  • First seen
    26 August 2007

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  1. Reviewer: Livingroom
    14 June 2007

    Kodak Easyshare M883 News Release Extract Two additional zoom digital cameras in the KODAK EasyShare M-Series line are the M873 and M883, both offering 8-megapixel resolution and high ISO settings. While maintaining its sleek design, the M883, with built-in face detection technology, allows consumers to view their pictures and videos on a huge 3-inch LCD screen. The all-metal bodies of the M873 and M883 come in silver and black with the M883 also produced in red. ... Read more

  2. Kodak EasyShare M883

    Reviewer: Imaging Resource
    8 June 2009

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  3. Kodak M883

    Reviewer: Steve's Digicams
    7 December 2007

    Kodak has added several new models to their EASYSHARE M-Series, like the M883. It offers 8-megapixels of resolution and high ISO settings, while maintaining a sleek, compact design. Other features include built-in face detection technology as well as a huge 3-inch LCD screen. The all-metal body of the M883 comes in silver and black and red. Read more

  4. Kodak EasyShare M883 (Red)

    Reviewer: CNET
    29 October 2009

    The Kodak EasyShare M883 is an 8-megapixel, ultra-compact camera.Compared to other ultra-compact digital cameras on the market, it is midpriced at around $200. Read more

  5. Reviews: Kodak EasyShare M883, 8-megapixel, ISO range up to 3200, 3x optical

    Reviewer: Electronics Made Easy
    3 weeks ago
    Overall 6
    6.0
     

    Although the Kodak EasyShare M883 is satisfying for most entry-level consumers, overall it is somewhat of a disappointment when compared to other digital camera models. For the quality, the price is simply too much. If you are really picky about your cameras, then you definitely need to consider spending an extra $50 on a better camera. If you need something basic yet well-featured, then this model is good for you. Otherwise, we recommend that you shop around. Read more

  1. Worst Camera

    Reviewer: Brooke, Radioshack
    22 July 2008
    Overall 2
    2.0
     

    My friend recently dropped my sony cyber shot and it costed more money to repair than to get a new one. So i went and bought this camera. Compared to my other camera this camera is horrible. The picture quality is digusting, everything is blurry, shiny, and gross! I am returning it RIGHT away, i didn't think a camera could take such horrible pictures but i was proven wrong! Read more

  2. Grany and Pink

    Reviewer: Epinions
    6 August 2008
    Overall 4
    4.0
     

    I agree with the others that don't like this camera. I expected so much more for 8mpx and Kodak. Adds too much pink to (white) flesh tones. Using the flash also makes everything look very grany. Read more

  3. "Do Not Buy This Camera!!!!"

    Reviewer: CNET
    13 December 2007
    Overall 1
    1.0
     

    Even after reading bad reviews on this product, I decided to try it out because it looked so good on paper. Well this camera is going right back to the store. The picture quality is horrible, worse than my old 4 mega pixel camera. I thought being 8 mega pixels and Kodak, that it would be good. Definitely do not waste your money on this camera!! It has lots of nice features, but if a camera cannot even take a decent picture, what is the point? I tried every setting and... Read more

  4. Truly dreadful picture quality

    Reviewer: Amazon
    28 March 2009
    Overall 2
    2.0
     

    I bought this camera after being very happy with the two previous Kodak cameras the family has had in the past. Being so small and slim I thought it could be carried around pretty much all the time and in so many aspects this camera fits the bill. It is very small, light, attractive, easy to use and starts up very fast - making it perfect for those 'Quick! Where's my camera?' moments. Sadly, it's let down by one fairly major flaw - it takes truly dreadful pictures. As... Read more

  5. horrible

    Reviewer: Amazon
    4 August 2009
    Overall 2
    2.0
     

    This camera is cute and small, so it is easy to take with you, and it is easy to use, and it has a nice big display screen (3 inches). That being said, it takes horrible pictures, which is much more important. Low light is very grainy, as others have said, and what I really hate is that wide-angle shots really distort at the edges giving a fishbowl appearance. Do NOT waste your money on this camera! Read more

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