Pros: Picture is gorgeous.
Video isn't too bad for only VGA quality.
Durable (was dropped down the side of a mountain and still works!)
Easy to use; from taking pictures to importing them.
Long battery life.

Cons: Video sound is a little choppy.
Zoom could be bigger.

Summary: I've owned this camera for over a year, and shot thousands of photos, dozens of videos and taken it from freezing weather to 120 degree deserts. Overall, this camera is fantastic for a simple point and shoot. Kodak delivers when it comes to image quality and a solid product.... Expand full review

3.5 stars

"Easy to use" Dec 8, 2008, 8:14 am By headphonewii

Pros: 10.3 megapixels
HD
Simple

Cons: When zooming in it looses it's lighting

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