Kodak M1033 Review

Mark Goldstein | Digital Compact Cameras | May 22, 2008 | 1 Comments |

PCMag have reviewed the Kodak M1033 digital camera, a bright and colourful, thin and stylish, 10-megapixel camera.

“After lagging behind its competitors for the last few years, Kodak is poised for a comeback with its new EasyShare M1033 ($199.95 direct), a simple camera that boasts a generous feature set. The 10-megapixel M1033 adds style, comes in six colors, and is easy enough for any beginning photographer. It even offers 720p resolution HD video capabilities. Although it’s not quite on a par with Canon’s high-quality cameras, the M1033 is certainly an affordable alternative.”

Website: PCMag - Kodak M1033 Review

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#1 phil

Had this camera for a week, very impressed with ease of use, size, picture quality, etc, only gripe so far has been start up time.. seemed v.slow at about 4 or 5 seconds before actually able to take shots. Had also bought a staples own 4gb sd card to use.. mistake!.. tried the camera without a card in and hey presto it was way quicker! Next thing was to change card for a high speed sdhc card (scandisk 4gb).. no problem!.. start up speed still stays quick!.. phew! almost the perfect pocket camera! Still going to keep my big canon sureshot for special stuff, but this is great for high quality shots straight out of your shirt pocket.Hope this helps anyone else having the same problem