Kodak M1093 IS Digital Camera Review

Kodak M1093 IS

Digital Camera Review

Sep 26, 2008 - By Alfredo Padilla
The Kodak EasyShare M1093 IS is a small and attractive point-and-shoot that offers the basics plus a little bit more for anyone looking for an easy to use camera. A 10-megapixel camera with a 3x optical zoom, it's the most expensive of Kodak's M-Series cameras at $199.95. What you get for your extra fifty bucks or so is an impressively high ISO for a low-end point-and-shoot, a few manual controls and 3-inch LCD. You'll need to make your own decision about whether that's worth it.
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Kodak M1093 IS review

The Kodak EasyShare M1093 IS is a small and attractive compact point-and-shoot. With angular lines it pleases the eye, although the slick plastic means it might fall out of your hand a bit too easily.


Front
The front of the Kodak EasyShare M1093 IS is clean and simple. On the right you have the 35mm -105mm, f/3.1 - f/5.7 lens with 3x optical zoom. To the left of it is an auto focus assist lamp. At the upper left corner is the slim flash and directly to the left is a pinhole microphone.


The front is clean and simple.

Back
The back of the M1093 IS is dominated by the 3-inch LCD display. To the right of the display are your controls. At the top is a zoom toggle. Beneath that is the speaker. Near the bottom is a joystick control with the Review and Menu buttons sitting above it and the Delete and Share buttons below.


The joystick used for menu navigation is a little fiddly.

Sides
There's nothing on the left side of the Kodak EasyShare M1093 IS, but on the right side you find a wrist strap loop in the middle, a mini USB port near the bottom and a DC-in jack at the top for an optional power adapter. Neither of these ports has a cover.


We recommend you put a wrist strap
in that loop to avoid drops.

Top
The top of the M1093 IS has four buttons. Arrayed from right to left these are Shutter, Mode, Flash and Power. That is all.



The shutter button on the left is the only button of any size on the M1093 IS.

Bottom
On the bottom you will find the tripod mount, the ever-present Kodak dock port and a door that covers the battery and memory card slots.



Tripod mount, dock port and door for battery and memory card are on the bottom.

 
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