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When it comes to raw image quality, the DVC 323 is the best of the bunch. At $150, Kodak's was the most expensive camera in our roundup, but it's well worth the extra bucks.
The DVC 323's design is first-rate. Its stand lets you easily adjust the camera up and down, allowing you to turn the base at any angle. And it remained in a steady position on top of our monitor. Unlike the other cameras,...
