Kodak Easyshare MAX Z990 Tests (Kompakte Digitalkameras)

The cons I can live with, as the camera does what's important for me. For instance, the slow button response (eg. burst, macro and timer buttons on top) are used mostly in landscape and portrait situations, when I'm not in too much of a hurry. For...

Size, weight, and feel of camera. Solid SLR-like build, yet not as heavy ; General image quality (for point-and-shoot category) is quite good ; High Dynamic Range (HDR) feature and low-light imaging are amazing (with a steady hand or tripod of course). S

no auto-rotation of images or even capacity to rotate images at all (that I have found) ; no manual focus ring ; some slow button response, as I have read in other reviews ; slower processing for more involved functions. (Don't get a cheap SD card

Great resolution. Fantastic zoom. Easy to share - as it says in the title of the camera

Battery life. May not be comfortable to handle if you have small hands. As, it is quite bulky

This Kodak Z990 delivers more than what I expected at a very competitive price. Kodak Z990 offered the best price/performance and feature ratio - at a certain price level.

Great fast zoom up to 30x optical (I don't use continuous AF) ; Zoom is quiet (did not hear it in movie mode) ; Videos are high quality, not grainy/jumpy - my kids were quite surprised at the difference compared to older Canon SD750, SD1000 and Olympus

Unable to use filters. Filters are very important as it protects the lens ; Camera errors when lens cap is not removed when on ; Battery compartment cover unwieldy to close sometimes ; Navigation in interface not as simple and intuitive. There is a le