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| INFOSYNC TV | By Philip Berne, Friday 20 April 2007 |
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| Kodak EasyShare V803 | Review » Specs » |
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 If you are going to take pictures of outdoor fruit stands on bright sunny days, the EasyShare V803 does a nice job with exactly this type of shot. Panorama shots, too, came out looking great, once we got the hang of lining up our shots. Otherwise, the V803 had some serious problems with image quality. Indoor shots were rarely usable, even with the middling flash, and low-light or high-speed shots suffered from serious noise issues. The camera was also very slow to startup, and slow to focus, defeating some of the spontaneity of a point-and-shoot camera. Though fashionistas may be enticed by the delightful colors available for the camera's shell, even casual shooters will be disappointed by the images this camera produces, especially if you're going to be taking most of your pictures indoors. Release: March 2007. Price: $100.
Pros: Compact camera. Good price for the high-megapixel sensor. Panorama mode was fun and effective.
Cons: Slow operation. Poor image quality indoors and in low light, lots of noise and grain. Slow auto focus. Mediocre battery life.
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