Kodak C653

Pros: Fits in a shirt pocket,durable,intuitive,long battery life,point and shoot simplicity.

Cons: No storage case included with purchase.

The Bottom Line: The Kodak C653 digital camera has point and shoot simplicity, a great design, and will reward you with many great photos.

Review: As a Realtor, I needed a good digital camera. Many of our photos are interior shots which are not well lit. While our office camera has all the bells and whistles, the buttons are tiny and the camera itself is rather bulky. It is embarrassing to ...

Pros: Fits in my pocket Good Value Love the Macro and video for the price

Cons: Must turn dial to turn on and off buttons are small

The Bottom Line: pocket sized camera that is basic, but also gives a few nifty features that can enhance island pleasure.

Review: My wife and I have been looking through a series of cameras since the first of the year. She needed to upgrade one for herself, I lost my little pocket digital, and she also needed a couple of cameras for her camera club at school. Most of the cameras we ...

Pros: Portable, great features, good quality photos

Cons: Shutter response time, no case, slow review mode

The Bottom Line: The ratings belie the excellent utility of this camera. Get one!

Review: The Kodak EasyShare C653 digital camera has been a very good camera for me in many ways.It's only a little thicker than a deck of cards, so it's easy to slip into a pocket and go. My previous digital, which had an impressive array of features, ...

Pros: Great pics and lots of features for the price. Easy to use.

Cons: SD card slot is in the battery compartment. Kodak does not include a case.

The Bottom Line: If you are in the market for an inexpensive digital camera that is easy to use and will give you great pics, consider the C653.

Review: I received this for my birthday as an upgrade to my old 1.3MP camera. My previous camera was a Samsung Digimax, but at work we use a Kodak digital, and I was impressed with it enough to buy one for personal use. I bought the C653 on sale at Office Depot ...

Pros: Compact, full flash, varying Scene modes, 6.1 MegaPixel, 3x optical zoom

Cons: Buttons a little too small, slow shutter-to-capture response

The Bottom Line: This is a solid digital camera for beginners and enthusiasts alike, with many easy-to-use and advanced features, this camera finds a great middle ground.

Review: For years, I used cameras ranging in the 3-megapixel range. I needed to switch. Luckily, I received this camera as a (suggested) gift for my birthday. After using this camera, I have been very pleased with its ease-of-use and its adaptability to many ...

Pros: Optical telephoto, very good photos & video, easy to use, Has survived rough usage.

Cons: Recycle time is slow, won't fit in very many pockets, battery life is short.

Review: The camera is relatively easy to use once you get used to the very small symbols (common to all cameras!) It is an easy camera to use by anyone not familiar with it.Easy to switch between modes which cover most situations novice users encounter. The ...

Pros: Accurate color presentation, easy to use.

Cons: Lousy resolution, more like a 2 or 3 mega-pixel.

The Bottom Line: I would shy away from the Kodak C653 because it isn't much of an improvement over throw-away film cameras, other than the ability to manipulate the photos.

Review: I read reviews about the Kodak C653, which scored the camera quite highly for a 6 mega-pixel. Office Depot had it on sale for $109, so I took the plunge. Sadly, the camera was a great disappointment. I have perfectly good 20/20 vision, and the C653 ...