Pros
- 10x zoom lens with optical stabilization
- Superb range of features for the price
Cons
- Battery life is disappointing
- A bit chunky and unfashionable
Bottom Line
An exceptionally full-featured camera for $200, the 10x zoom Kodak EasyShare Z915 is a great learning tool.
- Kodak Announces $200 10x Optical Zoom Cam The Kodak EasyShare Z915 point-and-shoot camera also uses AA batteries.
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