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Kodak V803
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8 megapixel digital camera with 3x optical zoom
Features of the Kodak V803 include:
- 8.0 Megapixels for prints up to 30 × 40 in. (76 × 102 cm)
- 3x optical zoom lens
- Customize with on-camera settings, including the Favorites feature
- Available in many fresh colors
- KODAK PERFECT TOUCH Technology
- Digital Image Stabilization using anti-blur mode
- Available in Mystic Purple, Red Shimmer, Pink Bliss, White Glaze, Cosmic Blue, Golden Dream, Midnight Black, Silver Essence
Kodak V803 Consumer Reviews
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Reviewed by Beth on 22/05/2008
I bought this camera yesterday - I'm taking it back to the shop today because the screen and pictures are so unclear that there might aswell be a layer of sand across them. I find this disgusting that many people have complained and been told it's just normal for the camera, especially as it was previously sold for £299. Luckily it's down to £120 now, but sadly this means many people will buy it thinking they're getting a bargain, when really it's the worst camera I've taken a photo with. And my last camera only cost me £50 ! I've also heard that it uses up the batterly life to the extent that you need to recharge your batteries after just a few hours use.
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Reviewed by kimmi on 26/12/2007
I bought one of these from the kodak online shop 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 their customer care - 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 saying this sort of "noise" is normal for this camera - so not only am I stuck with a camera I can't use, but also the camera dock and memory card I bought to go with it. As the camera had only just been released in the UK when I bought it, the only reviews I could find were, I now suspect, planted by people with a vested interest in encouraging sales - take a look now, and there are many, many people who have found the same problem with "noise" as I have. I have owned other supposedly inferior digital cameras (including an earlier kodak one), and without exception, they have all taken excellent photos in all light conditions. I feel like I have been robbed, and I would urge anyone considering buying one of these to read as many reviews as you can before throwing your money away.
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