By Laura J. (USA)

I originally bought this camera at Walmart for about $230, then I came home and saw it was $180 at amazon; so I returned it to Walmart and started over at amazon.I am so happy with this purchase. I have a really high-end, although now outdated, Olympus, and I have been a loyal Olympus customer for years, but as I looked to upgrade to a higher MP camera, I realized that I could not justify staying in the same price range as my previous cameras.

And I don’t regret the decision for a second. I have had this camera for about a month, and it has come in handy (it is also much smaller than my previous cameras) on many occasions. I recently was able to make a great video of my friend’s daughter going for her first colored belt in Tae Kwon Do. The camera worked great for video in this type of circumstance (once I learned to keep my hand away from the microphone.) I honestly can’t imagine having much reason to use the video camera that I paid hundreds for a couple of years ago again.

Still picture quality is obviously great with 10MP and stabilization.

By Kimberly Howells

I bought the Kodak V1003 in late August 2007 at Target…I find I am constantly using the PERFECT TOUCH technology feature in the camera to brighten up the picture… I primarily take pictures of people….I personally like brighter pictures than this camera takes…Although I love all the user- friendly features and durability (dropped it on hard concrete…no damage!) of this Kodak camera …I decided to buy the Canon Powershot SD 750 Elph camera last week from amazon and so far I am much happier with the brightness of this Canon camera’s pictures!

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