Compare Prices : Kodak EasyShare M863

Review summary: This small camera packs a big screen and useful dial mode, but inconsistent image quality holds it back.

Pros: Small and light, Zoom active during video capture, Interfaces with optional printer, HDTV connector

Cons: Uneven image quality, Uses electronic, not optical, stabilization, Automatic ISO doesn't always adjust appropriately

Verdict: The M863's largest video resolution is 640 x 480 pixels but at a jerky 15 fps. We wish the camera offered a widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio. It's possible to zoom while filming video, something most other digital still cameras can't do, but for the most ...

Review summary: Despite the attractive price, the Kodak EasyShare M863 isn't overly enticing. For the same budget, we largely prefer the Panasonic LS60 which has real optical stabilization and slightly more efficient noise control.

Review summary: and the Z1085 IS is one of the higher-end monsters. It is just now shipping and I got the chance to sit down with some Kodak folks to discuss what makes this model better than the rest. Basically, the camera performs considerably more post-processing ...

Review summary: Can this little compact impress?

Pros: Easy to use, price, image quality at lower sensitivity, styling

Cons: Sluggish performance, overly boosted colours, noisy images at higher ISOs

Verdict: The Kodak EasyShare M863 provides just enough in terms of features and shooting prowess to make this a neat and inexpensive snapper worth a look if you're on a tighter budget