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Kodak EasyShare M552


$129.95 Released February, 2011

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Optical zoom is reliable, very little distortion at the corners. Easy to use, can just pick it up and start working with it. LCD is large and clear, easy to read.

The Cons:Poor in low light, experiences a lot of grain.

The Kodak EasyShare M552 is one of four entry-level, compact digital cameras (M522, M532, M552, M583) released in 2011. It upgrades from the M522 and M532 by including an improved, 28-mm wide-angle 5x optical zoom lens (versus 4x), not to mention a much more stylish build.

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Like its compact counterparts, the device captures both HD images and 720p videos with audio. Plus it offers photo and video tagging, so that user content can be uploaded to a user’s PC and then emailed or forwarded 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 5x 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 M552 Black | 1836824   
  • Kodak EasyShare M552 Dark Pink | 1942390         
  • Kodak EasyShare M552 Blue Grey | 8145872 
  • Kodak EasyShare M552 Orange | 8996464

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  • 2

    optical zoom is reliable, very little distortion at the corners

  • 1

    easy to use, can just pick it up and start working with it

  • 1

    LCD is large and clear, easy to read

  • 1

    body feels durable and secure, doesn't flex

  • 1

    pictures are very detailed and can be blown up to a large size without getting fuzzy

  • 1

    scene modes account for almost any situation, good adjustments

Cons
  • 1

    poor in low light, experiences a lot of grain

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