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It’s easy for us photographers to mock cheap compact cameras. But I believe they’re the gateway drug to serious photo addiction
Opinion If smartphone-addicted teens are the main audience for today’s compact digicams, rather than nostalgic parents, that’s got to be a good thing for the future of photography – right?
Just released, and already the #1 compact camera in Japan – a travel-zoom featuring Leica optics
NEWS The new point-and-shoot camera features a 24-360mm / 15x zoom lens, while half of the top 10 compact cameras are on backorder
Kodak's viral keychain camera has just gone Y2K. The new Charmera Millennium Edition is a compact camera with low-fi vibes inside and out
NEWS The Kodak Charmera is back! This time, the trendy keychain camera is sporting a look inspired by Y2K
Kodak's best-selling compact camera drops to just $99
DEAL The Kodak Pixpro FZ45 is down to just $99 – a great time to snap up this super-popular compact camera
These best-selling compact cameras share a winning formula – and smartphone fatigue may explain their success in Japan
The latest sales figures reveal that Japan's most popular compact cameras are simple and surprisingly cheap, starting from US$99
Kodak Pixpro C1 review: retro compact or just a cheap point and shoot?
Review The Pixpro C1 is the new compact selfie-style camera from Kodak, coming in at under US$100!
Kodak’s viral Charmera keychain camera is back, and this 6-Pack is the most fun way to buy it
Deal This $199.95 Kodak Charmera 6-Pack might be the most fun camera deal right now
Kodak sold 50 million of these cheap plastic cameras, so why did they suddenly vanish?
Classic camera Before smartphones, the Kodak Instamatic was the ultimate point-and-shoot gadget that everyone owned
Why third-party licensees of Kodak and Yashica brands are succeeding where more major camera manufacturers aren’t
Opinion Basic digital compacts at pocket money prices are topping the worldwide bestseller lists, at times nudging bigger players with better tech like Canon, Fujifilm, Sony and Nikon lower down the charts. What on earth is going on?
