Kodak EasyShare M873

The initial impression is certainly good. There's no denying that the M873 is a nice looking camera, and one of the slimmest on the market (although it's actually 22mm thick, not the 17.9mm claimed in the online spec sheet). It has an all-metal...

Slim design, long exposure mode

Chromatic aberration issues, noise is a little higher than usual, sluggish burst mode and interface

Kodak's M873 is a decent but not outstanding compact camera. The long exposure feature is nice and it is both slim and sturdy, but the pictures are marred by prominent haloing and a slightly grainy look.

Slimline ; Good for snapshots

Fiddly mode switch ; Need for USB adaptor ; Lack of manual control

At this price, if we can't have more features on the M87, then we'd at least like to see more control over settings. For a similar price, the Fujifilm F31fd has a lower 6.3-megapixel resolution but far superior low-light performance, as well as face...

Good build and finish, Stylish, Good features, Continuous zoom

Overall picture quality leaves a lot to be desired, Too much noise in images, Bad ISO performance

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...

Good features

Won't take a charge, its been off for a couple of months but now won't even turn on

compact size

basic thing, THE PICTURE QUALITY

Raw capture ; Solid image quality ; Very thin and highly portable ; Zippy performance

Nothing special