It would appear, the humble digital camera is somewhat of the 'pinnacle' in reviewing on these review sites...partly because it must be one of the main products that 'external' customers use to choose a product. So, without further ado, here's the Kodak M863. Lovely stuff. My particular version comes in a black matt finish with a strap to place around your wrist - being a bloke it was a far more obvious choice that the potential vivid pink option! Now, im hardly a connoisseur when it comes to digital cameras; the only other one I've previously owned was a 'Premier' one. (yep, never heard of them either!) But the first thing that strikes me about ...  Read the complete review

After growing up with cameras that were the size of TV's and only took batteries, the M863 was my first camera that was recharchable and used a memory card (not film!). This camera comes in three different colours: black, red, silver. It is easily portable, however not so small you can't see the screen when taking pictures! In fact, the screen is a very adequate size compared to many competators! The zoom is also very good, and rarely blurs which is what you expect from a decent camera. 8.2 megapixels is a generous amount and there is not much difference between the 8mps and the 10mps - unless you are printing and enlarging the ...  Read the complete review

As a student I wanted a basic, good camera which wasn't too expensive but still performed all the basic functions. The Kodak M863, has all of these qualities and did not disapoint me at all. It has many different functions, them beingdigital image stabilization (to reduce camera shake), Close Up (for images closer than 28inches, 70 cm) and scenic, which contains many different settings, such as, landscape, sport, portrait and snow. It also has a self-timer and obviously, flash. It is sturdy and comes in different colours; red, silver and black. It has a modern look with silver metal borders and a large screen. It is also strong and sturdy in that it has ...  Read the complete review

This camera is a dream to use with face recognition and 3 times zoom,It's on offer at the moment in Argos for £99.00 along with a 7 inch digital photo frame a saving of £50 off the regular price. The only thing you need to check before taking a picture is wether you want a close up shot (flower symbol), or Iso for low light scenes indoors . The video feature is also really easy to use and is shown as a old movie camera symbol on te same dial .You can watch it back easily on thel large lcd screen , it would be really hard to take a bad picture with this camera. It's easily charged from your computer's usb port or the charger plug included in the box ...  Read the complete review

I had this camera bought for me for my birthday by my girlfriend. I think it retails in Argos for around £80. It's a great camera with good overall picture quality. It is very very easy to use and could definately be deined as a true point and shoot. It has minimal controls with various scene modes. It also allows users to specify white balance conditions and ISO settings. It also has 3 different flash setting for auto, fill and red eye reduction. The camera also has long exposure shots for night-time static shots. However I was disappointed that I was unable to specify shutter exposure time below one second as I would have liked to be able to ...  Read the complete review