Kodak V610

Pros: Great pics, great video, Blue Tooth

Cons: Miss Ultra-wide shots & easier controls

The Bottom Line: For good, Quality camera the Kodak V610 (as well as V570) are a must have!

Review: I had purchased the Kodak V570 in March 2006. I loved this camera. Great pictures, great video, and with the one gig card I used with it - it held alot of both. Unfortunately my camera was stolen last week. My husband went and bought me the V610 (as the ...

Pros: easy to use, sweet presentation

Cons: I haven't found any yet!! Maybe the case?

The Bottom Line: I shopped for digitals for three days, comparing them, etc.. This is the best on the market, as far as features, optical zoom, etc.ranchgoddess4u@aim.com

Review: I've only had my Kodak v610 for 3 days and I'm SO EXCITED!! This thing does it all. I was going to upgrade to a tricked out digital, and then read a review that more photos are taken with compacts than large cameras because they are easier to get and ...

Pros: size, picture quality

Cons: nothing

Review: I love this camera. It takes good pictures and has a great zoom for the size of the camera. The screen on the back is huge!!! Best thing is it can fit easily into a purse or bag or even a large ...

Pros: 10x's optical zoom, 4x's digital zoom, 2.7 LCD, SHARP.

Cons: No Cons just a great little camera with a lot of PUNCH.

Review: I searched high and low for a new digital camera. I am a previous owner of a Kodak digital camera one of the first on the market and was very pleased with it. I looked at Sony, Nikon, and Cannon and none compared to this I read reviews on all and yet ...

Pros: 10X Zoom. MPEG-4 video. Bluetooth, Blur Warning, Histogram, controls, Panorama Stitching, 23Scenes, in-camera re-touching

Cons: low-light tougher, proprietary battery, connector. 2gig card limit.

The Bottom Line: Feature-rich, very easy to learn and use, great Zoom, feels good in the hand. Bluetooth transfers are great. excellent software and controls, inexpensive batteries. MPEG-4 video. Always with me.

Review: I have taken over 2000 pictures with the Kodak V610 in the last 14 days. All types of light, inside and outside, with and without flash settings. I bought the Canon SD700 at the same time and evaluated them side by side. So Kodak V610: ease of use: 10, ...

Pros: Great Pics

Cons: ease of use, size

Review: I bought this camera for my parents, and they love it. It always takes quality pictures, never any blur. It's not the easiest to use, but all in all it is ...

Pros: Amazing zoom, bluetooth, great panoramic feature,l great video, zoom 10x optical while doing video.

Cons: poor low light photos.

Review: if you take a lot of photos outside and in lots of light, then this camera is for you. The zoom is wicked, and you can zoom 10x and then, another 4x digital, and the pic is still good. The video is t.v quality and pics up sound great too. You can even ...

Pros: size, wide lens, stitch feature, videos

Cons: 1) software is very difficult to use and does not allow for many options.

Review: This is the next upgrade to the V570. I thought it was a little pricy at $450, plus the $50 for the very necessary 1G memory card. I ended up with this after two issues with the V570 -- the packaging with the first did not include the usb cable and the ...

Pros: Scene modes pretty cool, super small can take it anywhere.

Cons: Blurry photos, less than helpful customer service.

Review: I thought this would be the camera of my dreams. I already own a Canon, HP and Kodak digital but none with nearly as powerful a zoom as this. Well, it turned out to be a huge disappointment. I returned the camera due to blurry photos. It came back ...