Kodak EasyShare Max Digital Camera Review
$329.95
30x zoom at a nice price, but held back by poor design and technical limitations.
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Introduction
The Kodak EasyShare Max is an aggressively-priced ultrazoom that still seeks to deliver all the performance of this segment's leaders. But a few design missteps and technical limitations leave this camera feeling constrained. The interface's slow operation will also frustrate users, and cause more annoyance than the "Easy" Share brand name suggests.
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Chris was born and raised less than ten miles from our editorial office, and even graduated from nearby Merrimack College. He came to Reviewed after covering the telecommunications industry, and has been moonlighting as a Boston area dining critic since 2008.
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