DigitalCameraInfo has reviewed the Kodak EasyShare C433 and here’s their verdict – “For consumers looking to enter the digital camera market without spending several hundred dollars and being overwhelmed by controls, dials, buttons and features, the Kodak EasyShare C433 provides a compelling argument for the budget-conscious photographer. Employing a 1/2.5-inch, 4-megapixel CCD, 3x optical zoom lens, 1.8-inch LCD, preset still shooting modes and manual influence over longer shutter speed, exposure compensation, white balance presets and ISO, this camera does the job with competence. The design isnâ€™t stunning and it isnâ€™t a glamorous camera. The C433 is unfettered in appearance and Kodak has wisely stripped the external controls down to the essential minimum. Menu structures continue this reduced interface with a simple design emphasized over a plethora of options. It would be nice to have live views of manual controls like exposure compensation, shutter speed, white balance and ISO and this seems to be one of the major areas where Kodak just simply missed the bus.”