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Kodak LS753 Review
Kodak LS753 ReviewThe Kodak LS753 is only $50 more expansive than the 4 megapixel LS743 and I think you The Kodak LS753 is a high resolution point-and-shoot model with few overrides. It has no aperture priority or shutter priority modes. This camera is also an upgrade from the similar but slightly cheaper Kodak CX7530. Modes include Auto, Portrait, Self-Portrait, Night Portrait, Close-Up, Landscape, Night Landscape, Sport, Snow, Beach, Party, Fireworks, Backlight, Children, Flower, and a "politeness" mode labelled Museum/Manner that deactivates the flash and camera sounds in environments where flash photography is prohibited. Solid and compact body that fits well in your pocket, with its elongated layout, the LS753 fits two hands better than one. Battery life better than average, the LS753 and is also very easy to use. Kodak LS753 Review - Pros
Kodak LS753 Review - Cons
Kodak LS753 Review – Final WordThe Kodak LS753 is a good choice if you are looking for a compact, high resolution point-and-shoot camera. Not for someone who wants to take digital photography to the next level, enthusiasts will want more, but the average shooter will be very happy with this digital camera. The EasyShare system lets you tag photos for printing, e-mailing, or organizing right on the camera. I recommend the Kodak LS753 for a beginner who wants a quality camera really easy to use.
Kodak LS753 Review – MemoryMost digital cameras come with very low capacity memory cards and the Kodak LS753 is no exception. A 32 SD/MMC memory card is included in the box when you purchase the LS753. There is no fixed rule for the number of photos you can put on one card because different image file types, different amounts of compression, and image content all affect the size of each file. As a general rule, I'd recommend at least 256 megabytes or two 128 megabyte cards if you're buying a 3-5 megapixel compact digital camera. But 512 megabytes would be a good size for 6 megapixel digital camera such as the Kodak LS753. If you want to shoot lots of high resolution TIFF or RAW files, then you'll probably want to look at 512 megabyte and 1 gigabyte cards. It's also a good idea to not save all of your photos on one card. Click here for more information on memory cards. With the 32 MB memory card included with the LS753, you will take approximately 25 pictures before having to empty the memory card! Budgeting for a memory card is a must. Another good reason to get several memory cards is there's always the possibility that cards can get corrupted, lost, or stolen. Using more than one and switching during a shoot protects your valuable photographic data. The type of memory card for the Kodak LS753 is SD or MMC. Kodak LS753 Review – Product SpecificationsModel name: EasyShare LS753 Released Date: 2004-06-15 Average retail price: $297 Official site: Kodak EasyShare LS753 Home Page
image resolution: 5.0MP (2569x1929 pixels) image quality: 4.9 MP - best (print, enlargement); 4.4 MP - best (optimized ratio for 4"x6" prints; 3:2); 3.1 MP - better (small prints); 1.6 MP - good (email) zoom: 10X total zoom; 2.8X optical zoom, 6.0-16.6 mm (35 mm equivalent: 36-100 mm); 3.6X advanced digital zoom focus/auto-focus: low-light auto focus with selectable modes: multi-zone, center-zone focus distance: wide: 60 cm (23.6 in.) to infinity; tele: 60 cm (23.6 in.) to infinity
display: 1.8 in. (4.6 cm) high-resolution (134K pixel) indoor/outdoor display viewfinder: real image optical viewfinder aperture: f/3.0 or f/5.1 (wide), f/4.9 or f/8.5 (tele) shutter speed: 1/2-1/1400 seconds long time exposure: 1/2-16 seconds ISO equivalent: automatic (80-160); manual (80, 100, 200, 400, 800) white balance: auto, daylight, tungsten, fluorescent flash mode: auto, red-eye, fill, off flash range: wide - 0.6-3.0 m (2.0-10.0 ft.) at ISO 140; tele - 0.6-1.8 m (2.0-5.9 ft.) at ISO 140 self-timer: 10 seconds scene/other modes: auto, portrait, close-up, self-portrait, museum/manner, night landscape, night portrait, sport, landscape, snow, beach, party, fireworks, backlight, children, and flower macro/close-up mode: wide - 5-100 cm (2.0-39.4 in.); tele - 30-100 cm (11.8-39.4 in.) burst mode: 3 fps, up to 6 pictures color mode: color, black and white, sepia exposure control: programmed AE movie mode: continuous digital MPEG-4 video with audio capture, playback on camera movie image resolution: VGA (640x480 pixels) at 13 fps; QVGA (320x240 pixels) at 20 fps movie length: limited by capacity of external memory card sound: selectable sound themes: off, shutter only, standard, classical, SciFi, fun review mode: up to 8X magnify, slide show, multi-up, fast scroll, protect, album video out: NTSC, PAL (user-selectable) software: KODAK EASYSHARE Software compatibility: Dock compatability - KODAK EASYSHARE Camera and Printer Docks 6000 storage: internal storage: 32 MB internal memory; external storage: SD/MMC card expansion slot power options: KODAK Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery KLIC 5000, DC-in jack on side of camera for 5V adapater, via the KODAK EASYSHARE Dock 6000 Terminals image file format: Still: JPEG/EXIF v2.2, Video: Quicktime MOV interface: USB compliant, KODAK EASYSHARE 6000 series docks, audio/video connectors lens protection: built-in lens barrier weight: without batteries: 165 g (5.8 oz.) dimensions: WxHxD: 108x49x30 mm (4.3x1.9x1.2 in.) warranty: 1 Year Don't forget to check out the deals of the week page from the most reliable online stores. Or return to Digital-Camera-Review-Online.com Home page.
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