Kodak Easyshare M883

This is a really good digital camera for quick and easy use, it has 8 megapixels, 3x optical zoom, 3 inch LCD, ISO up to 3200, digital image stabilization, 64m internal memory with a card expansion slot, auto focus, plus it also comes in silver, black and red. If you are looking to buy this camera you can get it for as cheap as £79.99p which i think is a bargain. Kodak have made taking pictures very easy to do with this camera, if you are looking for something easy to use or a first camera then this is the one to buy. I bought this camera several months ago and have not had a problem with it up to now, i find that the pictures i print from the memory card are superb ...  Read the complete review

I recently purchased a M883 whilst on holiday in Australia.
After the purchase I was amazed and disheartened by the negative feedback given to this camera. Thinking I had bought a lemon, I was most pleased when I printed of my first photographs, to find that they were faultless and of very good quality.
I download direct to my computer and print with my trusty old Epsom (read cheap) printer.
I would recommend to anyone looking for a low priced good quality camera to consider one of these.
Chris, NZ

I bought one of these at the end of September 2007, attracted by the large LCD, and my previous good experence of a Kodak digital camera. I've found that unless photos are taken in brilliant sunshine, the photos are so grainy as to be useless. This includes photos taken with a flash. Thinking there must be a fault with the camera I contacted the Kodak customer service number provided with the camera - I had just missed the one month window of opportunity for getting a refund, so after numerous, lengthy and exasperating conversations with various non-UK call centre staff, they agreed to take a look at it. The camera was duly returned with a note ...  Read the complete review