Kodak has done an okay job in the transitioned from film to digital cameras. It is hard to go from one day being an household name and industry leader to just one of the players. I believe they have this job well.
Now the Kodak EasyShare M341 is Kodak’s offering to the Point-and-Shoot category of cameras. Starting with the 12 Mega pixels going to the built in flash makes this camera look like a keeper. It does take decent picture from 2 to 11 feet away from the subject. The zoom lens goes from 35 to105 mm from the 3x optical lens.
The ability to capture video clips in 640 x 480, and 320 x 240 in the Quick Time format is nice. Then you add a low end microphone. Now you can capture and upload those spontaneous videos to YouTube that we all enjoy.
A SD memory card, USB cable and Kodak’s own software makes it easy for the non-photographer capture and edit pictures.
Reviews at Znet.com say, “Kodak’s 12-megapixel EasyShare M381 is a good low-priced point-and-shoot camera for anyone who doesn’t want to fuss with a lot of controls.” However, they don’t rate is much over 6 out of 10. OurCameraReviews.com liked the M341′s auto adjusting features. BizRate.com was giving this camera a 3 to 4 star rating out of 5.
Now I want to remind you that that the Kodak EasyShare M341 is not meant for the amateur photographer, and is a step above the Disney Hannah Montana camera.
Can be picked up anywhere from $100 to $150.
Bottom-line: This is one camera I was seriously questioning about putting in The Shopping Nazi Store. I did because this is a good point and shoot camera for the person who does not want to think about taking pictures.
The Kodak EasyShare M341 is one of those low end point and shoot camera worth looking at for the occasional picture.

Related posts:
Tags: BizRate.com, Hannah Montana, Kodak, Kodak EasyShare M341, Point-and-Shoot, Quick Time, The Shopping Nazi Store, YouTube, Znet.com
Help support The Shopping Nazi and his work. Saving you money one product at a time.