Kodak EasyShare M532 14 MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom and 2.7-Inch LCD - Red Price
- Zoom in tight or stay wide and fit the whole crew in with the 5X wide optical zoom lens
- Dedicated video record button, 720p HD video, on-camera editing
- One-button upload to e-mail, KODAK PULSE Display and other popular social networking sites
- Li-Ion rechargeable battery, in camera charging and and SD/SDHC card slot, you can add up to 4 GB of memory
- Kodak's Smart Capture automatically identifies the scene and adjusts camera settings for a great picture while Kodak's Face Recognition automatically recognizes up to 20 pre-tagged faces so you can easily locate and share them later
Best Review: Kodak EasyShare M532 14 MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom and 2.7-Inch LCD - Red - I was scared to buy this seeing the one star reviews but I figured at the price ($79 on Amazon) I could give it away if I was not happy with it. I know a lot of poor people who would be very appreciative to get anything for free. I have now owned 6 digital cameras. The two being the ones that I used the most were a Canon 2 mp ultra compact one I bought about 8 years ago, and a Samsung 8 mp compact one I bought 4 years ago (Digimax i85 http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Digimax-Digital-Camera-Optical/dp/B000VQ8MB2/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1324849121&sr=8-4). The other 3 cameras I bought were too bulky and I gave them away to family pretty quickly.My general experience with digital cameras after 8 years of using them is they don't last forever. And usually when they break I'm angry that I spent $250 to $400 on it. So with that in my mind I wanted one under $150 with an optical zoom, compact size, and HD video (at least 720p). My Samsung broke on me while I was home on vacation (I work overseas and don't see my family much in person). I bought the Samsung based on a recommendation from the techy comedy news show called "Attack Of The Show" and they loved it. Well I hated that camera but I had a good amount invested in it so I kept it. I'm happy now that it broke because now I have a camera I really enjoy, this Kodak.The Kodak was much under $150 it was even cheaper then $100, so that was a easy pick. On top of it having an optical zoom, and HD 720p video, it has a rechargeable battery, a great bonus as I hate throw away batteries if I can avoid that. So I took the plunge and got it a week ago. I know I am in love with this camera because despite it being so inexpensive it's very very fast! This camera takes pictures the instant you click the shutter, I have never had a digital camera as fast as this one. The pictures so far have also been very sharp using the smart photo setting (everything auto). I also just tried out the video (720p) and it looks very sharp compared to my low resolution cameras before. Kodak provides a simple book with it and online a pdf book thats more detailed. They also have video instructions online which I thought were cool to watch and a help since I like to only turn on a camera and start shooting assuming it can do everything on its own.The camera can do editing and has instant sharing to your Facebook page but I am not interested in those features as I will crop the photos and such using my laptop, but they are there. And I can pop out the memory card and download the photos myself, but it's on there in case you like that. I really like that it has a film start button and a separate photo shoot button so you don't have to switch modes, that is the first camera that I've owned to do that, very easy to operate. The auto settings seem very good, they are called smart photo, and the camera really seems to be great in auto. I have not played with the sports modes or such but may as I gain experience with it. It seems to be doing a great job just on its own so I may never ever mess with the manual controls!Overall for a $79 camera I rate it a 5 out of 5, I may buy another one and keep it until this one breaks so that down the road I'll know I have another one of these around, I'm that happy with it. This is my first Kodak product and I always considered them low end because of the price and old Instamatic camera days, but hey, I'm a Kodak customer now, GOOD JOB!BTW I read when from anothjer review here, I was buying this, that it only took up to a 4gb card, the manual says it takes up to 32gb card so I'm bummed that I bought a smaller card then I wanted, so keep that in mind. Also one of the one star reviews talked about their daughters camera freezing up, the firmware upgrade on Kodak's site says that is there for a freezing issue, so that may have fixed it before it died. The other one star review was about one purchased on Ebay so possibly it was used and abused, who knows. Sometimes you get varying tolerances between the same model so maybe they just got lemons, maybe peoples expectations are too high for a under $100 camera, maybe people are trolls and are trying to kill Kodak from selling their products, who knows, I know I really like mine and wanted to share that with the Amazon community.5 out of 5, great camera for the price and really a great camera for something as compact as it is!
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