The Kodak EasyShare C140 is a budget digital compact from Kodak's EasyShare C-series, released in 2008 as part of a range aimed at simple, affordable point-and-shoot photography with easy computer and printer connectivity via the EasyShare dock system.
It has an 8-megapixel-class CCD sensor of the small type typical of compacts of its era, paired with a 3x optical zoom lens, a 2.5-inch LCD screen, and no optical viewfinder. It stores images on SD/SDHC cards or limited internal memory, and runs on AA batteries, making replacements easy to find.
The C140 favours simplicity over control: automatic exposure modes and scene presets do most of the work, with limited manual override compared with Kodak's higher-end Z-series bridge cameras of the same period.
Used examples are common and inexpensive, valued mainly as basic backup or learner cameras. Buyers should test the zoom for smooth travel, check the LCD for dead pixels, and confirm the battery door latch and SD card slot are intact.