Better to go with nikon or canon. Review on kodak EasyShare M853

As is the situation with most cameras nowadays, the EasyShare M853 has worked in memory in lieu of a packaged memory card. The M853 has 16MB of inherent memory(of which no one but 11MB can be utilized for photograph stockpiling), which holds only nine photographs at the most elevated quality setting. Thusly, you'll need to purchase a memory card immediately, and I'd suggest a 1GB card as a decent place to begin. The camera bolsters SD, SDHC, and MMC memory card groups. Spending additional cash on a rapid memory card isn't essential.

The EasyShare M853 is one of a little gathering of cameras that utilization USB for battery charging. In this manner, rather than expelling the battery and placing it into an outer charger, you simply join the USB link to the camera, and attachment it into your PC. It takes around three hours to completely charge the battery

The EasyShare M853 has a standard-issue F2.8 - F5.2, 3X optical zoom lens. The lens has a central scope of 6.2 - 18.6 mm, which is proportionate to 37 - 111 mm. The lens is not strung, and change lenses are not bolstered.

The camera's centering execution was unremarkable in great light, and absolute horrendous in low light. In the most ideal situation, the M853 took somewhere around 0.4 and 0.6 seconds to bolt center. At the telephoto end of the lens, or if the AF framework needed to "chase" a bit, center times could surpass one second. The M853 effectively turned in the most exceedingly awful low light centering execution of the year, and the absence of an AF-help light likely has a considerable measure to do with this.

The M853's blasted mode isn't appallingly energizing. The camera takes three shots in succession at 1.5 edges/second, however since the LCD is passed out amid giving, following a moving subject is close unimaginable. I ought to likewise specify that the camera is bolted up for around five seconds while the three pictures you just took are spared to the memory card.