Kodak's four slim shooters: the M753, M853, M873, M883

More from Kodak in the form of these four from Kodak's M series of ultracompact shooters. The 7 megapixel M753, 8 megapixel M853 (pictured), and 8 megapixel M873 each sport 2.5-inch LCDs while the 8 megapixel M883 dials it up to a 3-incher. The top-end M883 offers face detection technology, a full metal chassis, and ISO 3200 sensitivity. All the cameras feature a panorama stitching mode and MPEG-4 video capture which maxes out with a 640 x 480 resolution at just 15fps. The $149 M753 hits in June, the $179 M853 and $199 M873 in August, and $229 M883 in September -- each available in several colors. More photos as we get 'em.

[Via Photography Blog]

M753

[Hernan Paredes @ Jun 12th 2007 8:52AM]

you guys think this'll be any good? im looking to buy a nice thin camera, not over 200 bucks tho.

[Dan @ Jun 12th 2007 9:54AM]

Hell no they won't be any good. Just when you think Kodak is phasing out their low end digicams, here they come back with fashinable accessory cams. If you read the actual press release, they are selling them as a fashion item and stylish, not for their performance or specs.

[thanol @ Jun 12th 2007 10:30AM]

Can anyone say Sony Cybershot inspired.

[riley @ Jun 12th 2007 11:27AM]

"Sony Cybershot inspireasjdbfk"

...no :'(

[scum1 @ Jun 12th 2007 11:25AM]

My daughter has one of Kodaks "low end digicams" and I have been very happy with it. I got what I expected an inexpensive camera that is simple and takes decent photos. I also don't have to worry so much about her loosing it or breaking it. Hers also shoots video and her and her 13 yr old friends have a blast with it. Perfect cameras for having handy at all times. Keep the SLR for special events.