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Kodak EasyShare Sport C123
7.5 out of 10

Kodak EasyShare Sport C123

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Overall 6
6.0

Kodak EasyShare Sport C123

PC Magazine
4 September 2011
  • Conclusion: The very inexpensive Kodak EasyShare Sport waterproof point-and-shoot digital camera is priced like a toy, and it operates like one.
  • Pros: Cheap. Simple to operate. Dust-, sand-, and water-proof. Plenty of sharing options. Autofocus can be used during video recording.
  • Cons: Fixed focus and a lack of image stabilization mean blurry photos unless you have a tripod or an optimal lighting condition. Only takes AA batteries. VGA-quality video ...
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Overall 7
6.7

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Digitalcamera HQ
11 July 2011
  • Excerpt: The Kodak EasyShare Sport C123 (we'll just call it the Sport) is the most basic of point-and-shoots -- and it can survive a dunk underwater.
  • Pros: Inexpensive, Waterproof to 10 feet, Easy to use, Comfortable rubber buttons and padding
  • Cons: Cheap feel, No optical zoom, Poor image quality; unrealistic colors, No in-camera audio playback, Slow performance
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Kodak EasyShare Sport C123 Review

Digital Camera Review
18 May 2011
Overall 4
4.0

Kodak EasyShare Sport C123 review Review

CNET
22 November 2011
  • Summary: The EasyShare Sport C123 is cheap, but even at this price we were disappointed by the results, which often fell short of what we have shot in the past with a smartphone.
  • Pros: Small and cheap, Funky case colours, Waterproof case
  • Cons: Poor image quality, Low-resolution videos
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Overall 5
5.0

Kodak Easyshare Sport C123 Camera Review

ePHOTOzine
4 October 2011
  • Excerpt: The Kodak Easyshare Sport has been around for a few months and has proved to be popular with retailers such as Amazon.
  • Pros: Very cheap camera, Waterproof, Easy to share photos, Easy to grip, Colour modes
  • Cons: No macro facility, High levels of noise at the lowest ISO settings, No optical zoom
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Overall 6
6.0

Review: $99 Kodak Easyshare Sport Is The Most User-Friendly Pocket-Cam - Plus It's Waterproof

Channel News
2 September 2011
  • Excerpt: When you're looking for a low-budget family cam for tossing around at the beach and giving to the kids without them smashing some well-loved equipment, this is a camera
  • Pros: Very cheap camera that can be found for under $100, with much better quality than Kodak's Play- line-up of handy cams; waterproof and dustproof, making it ideal for be...
  • Cons: Lacks autofocus and image stability; slightly heavy/chunky for a mini-cam (compared to Kodak's other mini digital cameras); no image stabilisers
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Overall 2
1.5

Kodak Easyshare Sport C123

colorfoto.de
24 September 2011
Overall 4
4.0

Cámara digital Kodak EasyShare Sport C123

parentesis.com
23 September 2011
  • Conclusion: Sin duda, recomendada a usuarios que disfruten de cámaras pequeñas, con buena calidad de imagen y precio accesible. Por su tamaño, se puede llevar a cualquier lugar.
  • Pros: Es un equipo pequeño capaz de entregar imágenes de gran tamaño. El cuerpo es resistente y sumergible hasta 3 metros. Lo mejor, el precio accesible.
  • Cons: Suele ser un poco lenta entre disparos. Para algunos, el tamaño del equipo puede ser molesto. Utiliza baterías AA.
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Overall 7
7.0

Expert Review

jacktech.it
12 September 2011
  • Excerpt: (CV) Posso utilizzarla al mare o in piscina senza problemi, è impermeabile fino a 3 metri di profondità e resistente alla polvere.
  • Pros: Impermeabile, Molto compatta, Design giovanile
  • Cons: Manca lo stabilizzatore ottico, Non registra in alta definizione
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Kodak Easyshare Sport C123 Produkteinschätzung

PCWELT
3 September 2011