Who can tell me the difference between each series of Kodak cameras c series m series z series p series v series

C series: entry-level household products, providing as many functions as possible at a lower price. The masterpiece C875 (the first choice for manual at the bottom)

V series: fashionable pocket series, with a metallic shell and compact body, giving people a fashionable feel. The masterpiece V550 (dual lens super wide angle)

Z series: manual entry-level product, famous for its high optical zoom and rich manual functions, similar to Canon's A series (but at a lower price). Representative work Z712IS

P series: high-end professional products, rich manual functions, and provide better imaging quality and more professional performance, similar to Panasonic's FZ X0, Canon's S series, etc. The masterpiece P880

(This high-end is still just a digital camera, completely incomparable with a digital SLR)

M series: a new series, positioned similar to the V series, but slightly larger in size Somewhat unclear is how Kodak plans to align itself with the V-Series market.

You can refer to the introduction of Kodak website:

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