Compare Prices : Kodak EasyShare M1033

Review summary: KODAK's M1033 interface is so well designed that first-timers can learn how to use all of the camera'¿s features in a single afternoon.

Pros: Simple to use, clean layout, useful long exposure mode, good macro mode

Cons: Pictures look blotchy and feathered when viewed at their full size, no manual mode

Verdict: If you're not a stickler for quality and just want something that's small and easy to use when photographing your kids at play or your mates down the pub, the M1033 is a decent option.

Pros: Simple to use, clean layout, useful long exposure mode, good macro mode

Cons: Pictures look blotchy and feathered when viewed at their full size, no manual mode

Verdict: If you're not a stickler for quality and just want something that's small and easy to use when photographing your kids at play or your mates at the beach, the M1033 is a decent option.

Review summary: For those who want a compact digital camera small enough to fit into a pocket, the M1033 does a good job of offering a slim design without compromising features like LCD size. Made of durable plastic ...

Verdict: A durable, compact camera that features a generous-sized LCD monitor. There's a whole host of exciting features on the M1033 that would be especially welcome for the photographer who has little skill or interest in post-editing. However, getting to ...

Review summary: The EasyShare M1033 is one of Kodak's latest digital cameras and shares a number of features with the older M883, which was released back in 2007.

Verdict: The Kodak offers great video and still image captures and a user-friendly interface. The lack of TV out is a counterpoint though.