Features
Staying true to the V-series of digicams, this one comes with a huge range of scene modes, including the excellent panorama mode that flawlessly stitches multiple shots taken in a horizontal sequence into a single wide shot. I have always appreciated the quality of the panorama mode in these cameras and I'm glad to see that quality continued here.
The 6.1 megapixel camera resolution is accompanied by 3x optical zoom, which may not be much, but is not bad either for a model like this one.
The V603 has a unique slot-based SD card slot for additional memory. While most manufacturers keep the memory cards well hidden with a door-protected memory card slot, Kodak decided to keep things simple with a slot based one, so you can simply slide your cards in and out of this one.
In their quest to keep things as simple as possible for the users, Kodak has limited any manual options to the basics like Exposure compensation, Light Metering and ISO sensitivity setting. Everything else including White Balance is in presets. Luckily there are tonnes of presets to choose from, so casual users should mostly not feel the need to go beyond what the cam has to offer. Advanced users, however, will probably cringe at the lack of options, but then again, this isn't a camera for them.
Performance
This is where the camera really excels. As long as the right shooting mode is selected, the shots turned out really well.
Colors, to begin with were perfectly natural in normal mode. You do have an option of selecting a more vivid color palate in the camera options, but even in the natural mode, the colors looked great and deep to the right extent without looking 2 dimensional.
wow,its very nice 
