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Kodak EasyShare M750 Point & Shoot Camera

The Kodak M750 is a 16MP 1/2.3 inch compact camera — with HD (720p) video. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Kodak EasyShare M750 Point & Shoot Camera

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Camera Overview — Kodak M750

The Kodak EasyShare M750 is a compact point-and-shoot camera built around a 16MP sensor housed in a 1/2.3-inch sensor body. Designed for casual everyday photography, this camera keeps things simple and portable, weighing in at just 136g and measuring a slim 99 x 58 x 20mm — easy to slip into a pocket or bag without a second thought. On the back, you get a 3-inch TFT LCD display for composing shots and reviewing images, which is a comfortable size for a camera in this class.

One notable feature for a point-and-shoot is built-in Wi-Fi connectivity alongside USB, giving users options for transferring and sharing images without hunting for cables. Storage is handled via SD and SDHC cards, which are widely available and affordable. Video capture is supported at up to 30fps.

The M750 sits firmly in the entry-level casual category — it is not aimed at enthusiasts chasing manual controls or advanced features, but rather at users who want a dedicated camera that is easy to carry, straightforward to use, and capable of sharing images wirelessly without much fuss.

Key Features — Kodak M750

16MP 1/2.3-Inch Sensor: Captures 16-megapixel images on a 1/2.3-inch sensor, typical of entry-level point-and-shoot cameras designed for everyday casual photography.

3-Inch TFT LCD: A 3-inch rear display provides a comfortable framing and image review experience for a compact camera of this size.

Built-In Wi-Fi: Wireless connectivity allows images to be transferred and shared without needing a USB cable or card reader.

USB Connectivity: Direct USB connection offers an alternative method for transferring images to a computer.

SD/SDHC Card Support: Uses widely available and affordable SD and SDHC memory cards for onboard image storage.

Pocketable Form Factor: At 136g and measuring 99 x 58 x 20mm, the camera is slim and light enough to carry in a pocket or small bag without bulk.

Camera Specifications — Kodak M750

Kodak M750 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesTravel
TypePoint and Shoot
Sensor1/2.3 inch
Resolution16MP
Max Video ResolutionHD (720p)
Max Frame Rate30fps
Display3 inch TFT LCD
Storage MediaSD, SDHC
ConnectivityWi-Fi
Dimensions99 x 58 x 20 mm
Weight136g

Description — Kodak M750

The Kodak EasyShare M750 is a point-and-shoot compact camera built for casual use and everyday portability. At the heart of the camera is a 16MP, 1/2.3-inch sensor, delivering enough resolution for standard prints and social sharing. The body is genuinely compact, measuring 99 x 58 x 20mm and tipping the scales at just 136g, so it travels light without demanding much bag space.

On the back, a 3-inch TFT LCD handles both composition and image review. For connectivity, the M750 includes built-in Wi-Fi as well as USB, covering both wireless and wired transfer options. Storage uses SD and SDHC cards — practical, affordable, and easy to find.

Video is captured at up to 30fps. The M750 is a straightforward, no-frills camera aimed squarely at users who want something simple, small, and wirelessly connected rather than a spec-heavy enthusiast tool.

Pros — Kodak M750

  • ✓Compact and lightweight at 136g with 99 x 58 x 20mm dimensions — genuinely pocketable
  • ✓16MP sensor resolution on a 1/2.3-inch sensor for a point-and-shoot in this class
  • ✓Built-in Wi-Fi enables wireless image sharing and transfer

Cons — Kodak M750

  • ✗No viewfinder listed in specifications — shooting is LCD-only
  • ✗Video frame rate limited to 30fps with no additional frame rate options in specs
  • ✗No weather sealing noted, limiting use in challenging conditions

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Frequently Asked Questions — Kodak M750

Does the Kodak EasyShare M750 have Wi-Fi for sharing photos?+
Yes, the M750 includes built-in Wi-Fi connectivity. USB connectivity is also supported, giving you two options for transferring images from the camera.
What memory cards does the M750 use?+
The camera accepts SD and SDHC cards, both of which are common and widely available at most electronics retailers.
How big is the screen on the M750?+
The M750 features a 3-inch TFT LCD display on the rear of the camera. No viewfinder is listed in the specifications, so framing is done entirely via the LCD.
How portable is the M750 compared to other point-and-shoots?+
The M750 weighs 136g and measures 99 x 58 x 20mm, making it genuinely slim and lightweight. It is designed to fit comfortably in a pocket or small bag.
What sensor does the M750 use?+
The M750 uses a 1/2.3-inch sensor with 16MP resolution. No additional sensor technology details are listed in the specifications.
What video frame rates does the M750 support?+
The specifications list a maximum frame rate of 30fps for video. No additional frame rate options are noted in the available data.

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