Compare Prices : Kodak EasyShare C913

Review summary: These days, around £70 will buy you around 20 rolls of Kodak Gold film, which will give you about 720 exposures - or it'll net you a Kodak EasyShare C913 digital camera, which gives you a practically unlimited number of exposures.

Verdict: The Kodak EasyShare C913 is a decent snapshot camera, with all the features you'll need for typical everyday shooting. If you can afford to spring for a £65 camera, you'll definitely get better image quality; but if you can't, rest assured that the ...

Review summary: Kodak's EasyShare C913 is a decent snapshot camera. If you're on a limited budget, rest assured that the C913 will give you better results than you’ll get with any mobile phone camera.

Pros: Nice design ; easy to hold ; good feature set

Cons: Images lack sharp detail ; terrible movie quality

Verdict: If you normally take pictures with your mobile phone (or with a point-and-shoot film camera), then investing If you normally take pictures with your mobile phone (or with a point-and-shoot film camera), then investing $100 in a digital camera is a ...

Review summary: In times of financial crisis, it can be a good idea to look at cameras that aren't as expensive. Matt Gra...

Pros: Inexpensive, Easy to use, Clear menu system

Cons: Noise at low ISO, Awkward buttons, No continuous shooting

Verdict: The Kodak Easyshare C913 is by no means perfect suffering in a variety of areas from noise damage at low ISO to having trouble taking pictures with the obscure shutter release to the removal of continuous shooting

Review summary: Kodak EasyShare C913 : Sometimes cameras just slip through, like the Kodak C913. The Kodak EasyShare C913 features a Kodak AF 3x Optical Aspheric Zoom Lens (35 mm equivalent: 36-108 mm) that captures crisp details and gets you closer to your subjects ...