Editorial Review:Product Description:Small meets powerful meets cool. That's the Kodak EasyShare M863 8.2-Megapixel Digital Camera. So compact, it fits in just about any purse or pocket. So advanced you can take the pictures everyone will be talking about. QUICKTIME MOV Motion JPEG format with audio recording during capture and playback TTL-AF selectable, multizone AF, center zone AF Auto Focus Type Up to 1600 selectable ISO manual, TTL-AE Metering White Balance - Auto and semiauto (daylight, tungsten, fluorescent, and open shade) Shooting modes - auto, SCN, video, Favorites, digital image stabilization, close-up, and high ISO Scene Modes - Portrait, sports, landscape, close-up, children, night portrait, beach, snow, fireworks, self-portrait, backlight, night landscape text/document, manager/museum, flower, sunset, panorama, candlelight, digital image stabilization, and high ISO Dimensions - 3.58 x 2.24 x 0.83 inches ( 91x57x21mm) Weight - 115 grams excluding battery and memory card
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Customer Reviews
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ok
in the sun you can't see the screen i think all cameras ned a veiw lens on them
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Camera
This camera is awesome for the price. Takes wonderful pictures (that I take daily) and when you get them printed out at a photo center, they are amazing. Very happy with this camera. Large screen and easy to use.
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Kodak Easyshare M863
Very small, just what we were looking for. My wife can keep this in her purse so we can take pictures anytime we like. We had a larger Kodak camera for a couple of years now but it is not convenient to carry with us all the time. If your looking for a compact camera to carry on the go, this is the one!
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HORRIBLE Indoor Pictures
I am not one to usually write reviews on products, BUT becuase I am so incredibly disappointed with this particular product, I feel its my duty to warn other unsuspecting shoppers out there!
This camera takes absolutely lovely pictures - as long as they are outside. Any pictures taken indoors are of such poor quality that my camera on my cell phone takes better!! I have tried all the differnt settings and features that the phone offers to see if I can get a better picture and its just not possible on this camera. After only 9 days and over 250 pictures later, I am taking it back today!
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Problem with Sound
I bought this camera 2 days ago while on a trip out of state. I bought it to replace another easyshare camera (V803) I lost just the other day.
What I LOVED about this camera was:
* Ease of use - menu navigation and controls
* Easier to hold onto not as slippery
* Fantastic and large LCD screen!
* Great shots - not blurry like my other Easyshare V803
* Fantastic video
My V803 always froze on me to where I'd have to remove the battery. If I took pics of my kids they were ALWAYS blurry. I even had the camera serviced 3 times in the first year I had it and it still froze on me.
But the MD863 took FANTASTIC shots! And I was impressed with the shutterspeed.
Only one major problem. The camera made a very high pitched noise when the LCD screen was on. When I recorded video the noise was amplified. The high pitched noise would stop when the LCD screen went off to conserve battery power. Called Kodak and they said I could send it in for repair but with my unsuccessful repair history with the other camera I am going to choose to return it to Walmart instead. I don't want to have to wait weeks for it to get fixed for one, and 2 I don't have a lot of faith that they will actually fix the dang thing. Kodak should just give you a new one when these things happen.
If I cannot get another one (same model) that works, I think this will kill it for me and Kodak. I know they are one of the best brands out there but if I cannot get any luck with 2 different Kodak camera models then I'd be stupid to purchase it again. It's true, hardward just isn't made like it used to be.
