Kodak EasyShare M580 review - Pocket-lint
Despite its availability in a curious choice of shades including silver, purple and caramel brown, Kodak's 14 megapixel, 8x optical zoom, HD video EasyShare M580 is the best looking snapshot camera we've seen from the brand in some time.
Whilst a outward dash of style, including lightweight metal construction and angular detailing will undoubtedly appeal to the pocket model's intended user base of teens and twenty-somethings plaguing social networking sites - with one-touch upload to YouTube, FriendFace (sorry, Facebook) Flickr and the Kodak Gallery courtesy of a "Share" button - it comes at the expense of usability. This is something you realise almost immediately.
The Kodak M580's oddly uneven top plate operational controls, set into the body, are uncomfortably narrow - requiring fingertip precision. Moreover they are located too close to each other.
So, for example, while our attention was on the 3-inch LCD when framing shots, our "blind" forefinger hit the shooting mode button rather than the shutter release, or the power button rather than the flash control alongside it.
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코닥 이지쉐어 M580 디카입니다
Kodak EasyShare M580 makes sharing pictures easy In a world where people are sharing online more than ever before Kodak wants to make it as simple as possible You simply press the
