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Kodak EasyShare M532
$119.95
Released March, 2011
The Pros:Interface is completely point-and-shoot, very simple. Compact enough to fit into a pants pocket comfortably. LCD is large, clear, and easy to see if you've captured the subject.
The Cons:Battery doesn't last very long before it needs replacing. Flash isn't very powerful, need to be reasonably close to the subject.
The Kodak EasyShare M532 is one of four entry-level, compact digital cameras (M522, M532, M552, M583) released in 2011. It upgrades from the M522 ever so slightly by hosting a bit more compact and chic frame with more stylish color options.
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Otherwise it’s the exact same product, in that the core specifications remain the same. Some of these include a 4MP sensor, a 4x optical zoom lens, and a 2.7” display. There’s also a USB interface for PC connectivity, and the Kodak Share function for tagging photos and videos for uploading to a social network. There are also a multitude of functions for improving photo and video quality.
Features
- Compact Digital Camera
- 14MP Sensor
- 28mm Wide-Angle 4x Optical Zoom
- 2.7" LCD Display
- HD Still Image Capture
- 720p Video Capture
- One-Touch Record
- Smart Capture
- Face Recognition
- Multiple Scene/Artistic Modes
- Image Stabilization
- Scene/Art Effects
- Kodak Share
- Li-Ion Battery
- USB AC Adapter
- Wrist Strap
- USB Cable
- Windows/Mac
- 1-Year Warranty
Color Variations
- Kodak EasyShare M532 Silver | 8377129
- Kodak EasyShare M532 Red | 1689868
- Kodak EasyShare M532 Green | 8790750
- Kodak EasyShare M532 Blue | 8909186
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Pros & Cons
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interface is completely point-and-shoot, very simple
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compact enough to fit into a pants pocket comfortably
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LCD is large, clear, and easy to see if you've captured the subject
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image stabilization completely accounts for a little shaking from handheld photography
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pictures come out sharp, high-quality and big
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good performance in low light, fairly low noise
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battery doesn't last very long before it needs replacing
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flash isn't very powerful, need to be reasonably close to the subject
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