The Kodak EasyShare Z710 lifts the resolution stakes of its predecessor the Z650 by a million pixels but otherwise is identical in almost all respects. A lightweight, plastic body feels fragile and creaky but thanks to some rubberised, and nicely molded surfaces on the main grip, it actually feels nice in the hand. Controls are well laid out, with the zoom control falling neatly under the right thumb and shutter release under your index finger. However, a very clunky on/off switch feels, well, as if it will break at any moment and when used, it pops the flash up. That would be okay but it pops and then you have to turn on the flash mode to make it work.



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