 So today on my video blog we continued the search for a camera that will allow us to take good quality indoor video, get some good close-ups so we can actually see what it says on the boxes of whatever it is we're unboxing. So one of my co-workers mentioned to me that this Kodak EasyShare M1093iS is actually supposed to be have a pretty good video mode. He said it doesn't say anything about it on the box, but it actually supports 720p video capture. So another thing you'll notice about the box itself is the IS. So what that means is it's actually got image stabilization, which is an extremely useful feature as you may have noticed in one of the videos we did before where I didn't use this camera. Okay, so let's have a look at what we've got inside here. So first of all, are you ready to get the most from your new Kodak camera? Register now and get great deals, tips and more! Plus an exclusive offer on accessories. Excellent! Okay, so inside there what we have is the user's guide, which is actually quite thick for just a consumer camera. I'm assuming it's multiple languages here. So yeah, the English part is actually only about 30 pages long. So that's going to tell you all the basics like how to turn on the camera, how to set the language, date and time, etc. etc. Okay, next we have the software disk. So this is available in about 50 different languages. It's version 7 and it works on Windows or the Mac. Awesome! And last but not least, get ready to get them. Okay, I already talked about that. Okay, so inside we will find a battery charger. So let's just take this out so you can have a quick look at it here. So it's one of those ones that plugs into your wall via this wire. If I could find it, I would tell you. Oh, this is... Okay, hold on. Let's sort out my brain here and then we'll go from there. Oh, interesting. Okay, so it plugs in like this actually. There, we plug in like that. Plug it into the... No, no, that doesn't work either. It does. It plugs in this way. There, it plugs in like that. And then it's a USB adapter. That's all it is. So the camera seems to actually charge by USB, not from the wall. So that's kind of handy. So it means that probably 90% of the time you're not even going to bother using this adapter because you can just charge the camera with the included USB cable by plugging that into your computer. So yeah, what you would normally do is you plug in the USB cable here and then you can charge it with the little mini USB cable here. So then this is a non-standard USB, so it's not the normal one that you use for cameras. So be aware of that. You can't just replace it with any USB A to mini B connector. Then we have a little dock thing. Okay, so that's where the camera sits when you're putting it on that. Then we've got a little wrist strap. Then we have the battery. So this is a digital camera battery. It's a rechargeable lithium ion battery. Fairly standard fare. Okay, and last but not least, we have the camera itself. Oh, it's quite heavy actually. It's the first thing I notice about it. Let's see if I can get it out of the box here and show you more closely how it is heavy, although that'll be difficult to show on film. Okay, so first of all, you can see we've got HD stills and video. That's one of the things they advertise about it. It's a 10 megapixel camera. You can see it's got a built-in flash here and a standard 3x optical zoom. On this side, you're going to find the USB connector, so please note again, that is a little bit smaller than the standard mini B connectors. Then here is a power in if you were to run it on like a tripod or whatever for constant video footage. Then on the bottom, you've got your SD slot as well as your battery slot. So the battery will go in a little something like that. There we go. Then you've got a little tripod mount. And then on the back, you've got a nice large screen, which is really nice to see. It's a glossy screen. And then here's all of your controls. So there's your zoom, delete photo, playback, all that good stuff. And then on the top, you can change the mode. You've got your shutter button, flash, and power button. So it's a fairly straightforward little point and shoot. Anyway, I'm going to do my next video using this camera. So we're going to see how good the video mode is. Thanks for checking out my blog.