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Kodak EasyShare DX4900
The DX4900's low price does not come without strings, however. The camera has no movie mode and no sound; it's strictly a still camera. The gold label on the camera grip announces prints ranging from 4-by-6 to 20-by-30. This is true: 4-megapixel cameras will deliver acceptable, and sometimes even good, quality in 20-by-30 size.
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Kodak EasyShare DX6490
The Kodak DX6490 zoom digital camera is the most advanced EasyShare digital camera to date and provides stunning image quality thanks to a number of innovative features. It incorporates a high quality 10X optical zoom lens, an exclusive high-speed, low-light precision auto-focus system, new Kodak Color Science image processing algorithms, and 4 megapixel (MP) resolution that results in sharp, striking prints up to 20 x 30 inches.
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Kodak EasyShare LS743
Though it's getting a bit long in the tooth, the nifty little 4-megapixel Kodak EasyShare LS743 packs almost everything a point-and-shoot user could want into a stylish, exceptionally easy-to-use, and surprisingly nimble device.
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Kodak Easyshare One
In this fast-paced world, you need a camera that can keep up. Introducing the Kodak EasyShare V603 zoom digital camera. With its compact design, you can slip it in your pocket and go. And with its
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Konica Minolta DiMage G400
The Konica Minolta DiMage G400 is a well-built, neat-looking, fast-shooting camera with the ability to save to either Memory Stick or Secure Digital format, but it stops short of advanced features. With a crescent-shaped shutter that both protects the lens and turns the camera on, the G400 offers manual, aperture, and shutter priority, as well as six program modes and audio recording and annotation. But it lacks a histogram, bracketing, and adjustments for sharpness and flash intensity.
The T-shaped cluster of buttons is designed more for style than convenience. And you may be confused about which functions are accessed by the Mode and Menu buttons. The menus use unfamiliar icons but are accompanied by identifying words.
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Konica Minolta DiMage Z2
The DiMAGE Z5's 12x optical zoom lens and 4x digital zoom combine for a total 48x zoom. Konica Minolta's proprietary CCD-shift Anti-Shake System--the same one used on the top-of-the-line Maxxum 7D.
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Konica Minolta DiMage Z3
The DiMAGE Z5's 12x optical zoom lens and 4x digital zoom combine for a total 48x zoom. Konica Minolta's proprietary CCD-shift Anti-Shake System--the same one used on the top-of-the-line Maxxum 7D
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Kyocera Finecam M410R
The Finecam M410R is Kyocera's most advanced digital camera yet and is designed for those who demand the very best, especially when trying to capture sports or action images. The 4.0 Megapixel digital camera utilizes Kyocera's revolutionary RTUNE image processing for incredibly fast, continuous shooting at 3.3 frames per second. Photographers will love the compact (4.2
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Kyocera Finecam SL400R
The 4-megapixel Kyocera Finecam SL400R is a quick performer and is a lot of fun and easy to shoot, thanks in large part to its unusual pivoting lens. But the camera's lack of a lens cap means you've got to be careful about what else you have in your pocket. This, combined with mediocre image quality, makes the SL400R great for lovers of pricey, stylish gadgets but a poor value for the general consumer.
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Minolta DiMage S404
The S404 is a large, chunky-looking camera with an unusual shape. A large handgrip on the right-hand side of the camera contains compartments for the battery and CompactFlash card, and a small rubber pad on the front of the grip makes the camera easy to hold despite the slippery silver finish. The thinner left side contains the lens and the LCD screen. Despite the aluminum and plastic shell, the S404 weighs in at a hefty 15.7 ounces.
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