About the product.
Before smartphones took over the pocket, Kodak's EasyShare line was the friendly face of the early compact digicam, and the Kodak EasyShare C653 is a straightforward example from that moment. It arrived in January 2007 with a 6 megapixel CCD, a 3x zoom and a 2.4-inch screen, aimed at family snapshots and holiday pictures. This copy is graded Excellent and is fully working, with the wear of a camera that has been used. It is a simple point-and-shoot that rewards a quick grab rather than deep tinkering.
Specifications
- Announced January 2007 as a compact digital camera
- 6 megapixel (6.1 MP effective) 1/2.5-inch CCD sensor
- 3x optical zoom, 36–108 mm equivalent, f/2.7–4.9
- Normal focus from 60 cm; macro focus from 10 cm
- Shutter speeds from 4 seconds to 1/1400 second
- 2.4-inch LCD with live view, plus optical tunnel viewfinder
- Built-in flash, rated to 3.5 m; modes include auto, fill-in, red-eye reduction and off
- Stores images on SD/MMC cards, with 22 MB internal memory
- USB 2.0 connection; powered by two AA batteries (NiMH recommended)
- Weight 195 g including batteries
Condition
- Cosmetic: Excellent condition overall, with visible signs of age and use.
- Functional: Fully working. The memory card works. AA rechargeable batteries are not included. Use Ikea LADDA high power rechargeable batteries for best results
Included
- SD card
- Pouch
In short
Power it with two AA cells of your own; rechargeable NiMH cells are the recommended choice. The camera is fully working and has the cosmetic wear described above.
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