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Kodak Easyshare CD33 3.1MP 3X Optical Zoom Digital Camera

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Kodak EasyShare CD33 Additional Information:

A full-featured camera for all types of picture taking and sharing
Compact design with a brushed satin silver finish
Easy to use
QVGA video capture at 20 fps (frames per second)
13 scene modes, and 3 color modes
1.5-inch indoor/outdoor TFT LCD
Auto picture rotation
On-camera cropping
3x optical zoom; 5x digital zoom
Works with optional EasyShare Printer Dock Series 3 and EasyShare Camera Dock Series 3
Still capture modes: auto, SCN, sport, landscape, close-up
Scene modes: auto, portrait, sport, landscape, close-up, night portrait, snow, beach, self-portrait, party, fireworks, backlight, children
Color modes: color, sepia, black and white
Burst modes: 1.8 fps, maximum 3 images
Click to capture: 0.68 seconds (preview on), 0.75 seconds (preview off)
Shot to shot: 1.5 seconds (wide preview ON, buffer not full), 7.7 seconds (wide preview ON, buffer full)
Video mode: continuous MPEG-4 compressed video with audio recording during video capture
Video resolution: QVGA (320 240 pixels) at 20 fps
Focus range: 2 ft to infinity
Ease of use features: on-camera cropping; 8-level zoom and moveable crop window; auto picture rotation
Built-in flash auto, red-eye reduction, fill, off
Self-timer 10 seconds, 2 seconds
PICTBRIDGE enabled: yes
Storage: 16 MB internal memory, SD/MMC card expansion slot
Dimensions: 3.6"W x 2.6"H x 1.4"D
Weight without batteries: 5.6 oz
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- A full-featured camera for all types of picture taking and sharing
- 3.1 MP resolution; 3x optical zoom; 5x digital zoom
- 1.5-inch display
- On-camera cropping feature
- Easy to use, Works with optional EasyShare Printer Dock Series 3 and EasyShare Camera Dock Series 3
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"Not too bad, has lasted 5 years already" 2010-07-02
By Alex
Well, I bought this camera back in November of '05 (I think.. It's been a while) for about $120, and I've taken it across the world. In 2007, I had the same lens problem many people have had - The lens got stuck, and wouldn't move. Well, I took the camera apart (I wasn't concerned with any warranty issues, it was a cheap, old-ish camera), and I took an air compressor to the lens area. Well, some dust blew out, I slapped the thing back together, and it's worked ever since.

It has a decent picture quality for being so cheap, and it's got a good lifespan if you treat it like a piece of electronic equipment. I've traveled with it through Ireland, England, Germany, Italy, and Japan, and I've never had a problem other than the lens being stuck back in '07. I might add that most of the miles were on the back of a bike, so it's been through some bad weather, sweat, some nasty falls, etc. Never dropped in water though.

I have, however, stuck it in an inflated ziplock bag and taken some underwater pictures. Definitely not the best quality, unless the water is REALLY clear, on a bright day.

I can't really speak for the included software, or the easyshare features, because I've always just used a SD card, never had to connect the camera to a computer.

With some better picture quality, this would be my favorite camera until it died of old age, as it stands now, I'm looking at something thinner, with better picture quality.

"SLOW!!!!!" 2008-01-01
By Lea Ann (Lafayette, LA United States)
This camera takes great pictures if your subject doesn't mind staying perfectly still forever. By the time the camera is done "processing" my baby is usually no longer laughing. If he's in motion the pictures often come out blurry. It feels like decades go by between the time I press the button & it captures an image. Unless you are photographing landscapes I really would not recommend this camera. Also, if you use it to tape video, there is no sound. Again, not real useful if my baby is laughing. This camera also goes through batteries really fast. I will never buy electronics again without doing more research. Don't buy this camera, there are much better cameras on the market for comparable prices.

"good little camera but battery door is awful" 2007-04-25
By Stephens (Canton, ga)
I bought this camera @ walmart for 130 I believe a few months back. It works great, still works fine, but the battery door doesn't close all the way now for some reason. I have to use a piece of tape to keep it shut. It does use a lot of battery very quickly as well. I am using rechargeables now, and would recommend taking them out after your done taking pictures otherwise the batteries will be dead next time you try to use them. Not sure why it does that. The quality is good, especially for a 3.1 MP, and the 10 second timer is a great feature. I would not recommend it if you do a lot of picture taking though, because of the numerous battery door issues I have come across after searching for a fix for my camera. Apparently Kodak has a lot of issues w/ this.

"Good for the price - Take care of the service" 2007-01-09
By Eduardo Wallach (Santiago, Chile)
The product does what it's suposed to do, but nothing else. But that wy you are paying that price.

My first unit came defective, that speaks bad about quality control after refurbish, but the seller acted really good, change was easy.

"Good for beginners, poor in indoor lighting" 2006-12-30
By M. A. Davis (Winston-Salem, NC)
I received the Easyshare CD33 as a Christmas gift in 2005. The camera is a good little intro to digital snapshots, and was apparently designed to be nothing more than that. It's a no-frills camera that takes reasonably clear pictures under the right circumstances, and can easily fit into a coat pocket and operated one-handed. It is not a camera for those who wish to "upgrade" or for photo "geeks." The screen size is a little small, but clear, and there are plenty of picture-taking scenarios programmed in. You can also set up for color, BW, or sepia very easily. There is also a macro setting for taking closeups of objects that I have found quite satisfactory. The only drawback is the camera's indoor-lighting quality is less than satisfactory. Anything beyond the range of the flash comes out pretty dark, sometimes even black. I sometimes have to take pictures inside a very well-lit gymnasium, and even then I have to get really close to the sidelines in order for anything to catch the flash. Even if I use the zoom, everything comes out dark.

It's a great first-time user's camera, and very easy to get set up out of the box. It's also fine for taking candid shots where the subject is within a few feet, and it works wonderfully in daylight situations. However, if you want to be able to take a lot of bright indoor light photos I would recommend a newer model (I have tested the newer 5 and 6 MP Easyshares and they seem to work great in indoor situations). It's also not good in places like concert venues, bars or clubs. Also, if you're the kind that wants more manual control, this is definately not the camera to choose. The most manual control that is offered is a choice between 3 ISO settings.

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Kodak EASYSHARE V1233 - Digital camera - compact - 12.0 Mpix - optical zoom: 3 x - supported memory: MMC, SD, SDHC - black

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- Product Description Kodak EasyShare V1233 - digital cameraProduct Type Digital camera - point and sh
- Dimensions (WxDxH) 4 in x 0.9 in x 2.2
- Weight 5.3 oz Color Black Supported Flash Memory MultiMediaCard, SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card -
- Integrated Memory 32 MB Sensor Resolution 12.0 Megapixel Shooting Modes Frame movie mode
- Lens Aperture F/3.4-5.3 - NOTE: THIS PRODUCT CANNOT BE SHIPPED TO MASSACHUSETTS OR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (WASHINGTON, D.C.)
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"Love it" 2008-08-04
By Bruno Bertoni (Orlando FL)
Great camera, awsome pictures. Easy to use. Camera helps you take better photos!

"Never Buy This Camera" 2008-04-26
By Rune La Fae (Anywhere USA)
I bought this for my daughter. I got it, opened the box up, and wanted to set it up, so it would be all charged and ready for her for her birthday. Her birthday is today. Camera isn't charged. Okay, there are apparently three ways you can charge this camera, one is through USB port, one is one of those odd rounded type rectangular plugs, with an adapter, that fits into the USB cord thing, that attaches to a pronged adapter, last but not least, the third way to charge it, an optional charger you can purchase, one of those slim round plugs, goes right in the side of the camera. So one would think... WOW, I have 3 different ways to charge this, how convenient. I would agree, it it charged at all.

So I go to the Kodak website, go through help and do all the things they tell me to do, and nothing. They have that "has this option fixed your problem" type of thing, from one screen to the next. I get to the final screen. You appear to have a problem that YOU can't fix. Big surprise. Then of course, you have the option right then, of setting yourself up to send this product to them. Of course, if you don't have the warranty, you have to pay for all the fixing. OH, and receipt is necessary, plus proof of purchase.

So, I bought the camera at Fry's, in February. I didn't purchase the warranty. Only the camera, I got a bonus at work, and knew I wanted to get my daughter something nice for her birthday for once. Anyway, I can't find the receipt, and Fry's can't find the purchase through my credit card. It's a conspiracy. So now I'm looking for another camera..... NONE KODAK. Something extra, that I can afford, and still pay the rent next week.

Happy Birthday to her :(

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Kodak EasyShare C330 Point & Shoot Zoom Digital Camera, 4.0 Megapixel, 3x Optical Zoom, 5x Digital Zoom (Without Dock) - Blister pack

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"Almost good." 2008-04-14
By msncs43
This camera makes clear pictures and is easy to use. However I cannot recommend it because of the annoying long shutter lag. It is ok for stationary or posed pictures but not for action shots. It is almost impossible to get a decent picture of an active child or pet.

"Junk" 2006-11-01
By Tracie (Saratoga Springs, NY United States)
I got this camera as a birthday present yesterday. I took a few pictures yesterday, and was a bit dismayed at how blurry they can be unless you are absolutely motionless. I'm used to digital cameras, as I use them at work and this was a replacement for my 6 year old, 1MP camera.

Well today I went to use it, and it would not turn on. I changed the batteries twice, but no go. I called Kodak, and they told me I could mail it to their repair facility and in a few weeks they'd either send me back my repaired camera or send me a refurbished model of their choice.

That totally sucks. Worst customer service ever. Crappiest camera I've ever used.

"Great Camera!" 2006-06-27
By StangoDango (Phoenix, AZ)
I purchased this camera after I saw a good friend with one. This is a great camera if you are new to digi cams, on a budget, or have some good working knowledge of how to use a camera. The set up is simple and I was up snapping pics in minutes. It has 13 settings on the top dial that help you set the flash for various scenes such as sports, backlight, close ups, nightime, and langscapes.

I purchased a SD card because I take lots of pics of my dogs and the card holds a heck of lot of pics. (depending on what size you buy) The one thing I suggest for anyone buying a digi cam is to spend the money and purchase the batteries made for digital electronics. With the regular alkaline batteries I only got about six pics before the batteries went dead. The recharge digi cam batteries work great too.

You can use the Kodak software to download your pics. My friend showed me the software at her house and it is very user friendly. I didn't use the Kodak software because I already have Paintshop Pro and it recognized the camera using the USB cord and the SD Card.

So, go ahead and make the purchase you won't be dissappointed. It takes great pictures and they are easily downloaded or uploaded to the web. Peace out!

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Kodak 5MP Digital Camera - C315

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- Good things come in small packages like this digital camera
- 5.0MP creates clear, high-quality prints up to 20x30"
- Compatible with optional KODAK EASYSHARE printer docks and camera docks
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"Decent Camera for the Novice User" 2007-11-03
By Aakash Desai
I got this camera as a Christmas present in 2005 and it's been decent for me for the 2-3 years I've had it.

pros:

- Easy to Use...pretty much point and click with a no-hassle menu

- Cheap/Affordable

cons:

- The flash is just not very intuitive and I've began turning off the flash because it wears thin on me at social gatherings in dark spots.

- Horrible Battery Life...I took this camera on a 2 week trip to Italy and had to insert a pair of Double A batteries every other day (I only took 400-500 shots). The problem is the power usage of the digital screen on the back of the camera. Once that's turned off, the battery life extends to 1-2 weeks sometimes under the same usage as my time in Italy.

- A little bit too blocky for users that want something slim.

Overall, it's an ok starter camera, but for someone that expects to use a camera quite often, I suggest trying something else.

"Great for taking all your snap shots!" 2007-01-30
By Cheryl Lavooi-Huff (Republic, WA 99166)
Got this camera for my Mother who is in her 70's, it is easy to use and to get the pictures on the computer. She was taking pictures with in minutes of getting it turned on. We are both very pleaded with the ease of use and the quality of the prints! This replaced her film camera. Now she can share her pictures with family and friends with out buying all the extra prints. I recomend this for all Grand parents for email pictures. Much better way to keep in touch!

"not bad, but not good" 2006-12-31
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Pros

-cheap

-good quality

-user friendly

Cons

-HORRIBLE BATTERY LIFE

-A pain

-Few options

Overall: Don't get it unless you won't use it a lot

"Not for the person that values quality" 2006-06-17
By Sweet Tangerine
Granted I went from an ancient 1.3 Olympus to this, I was excited when I received this camera last Christmas. Although a major improvement from my previous camera, I soon noticed many faults that the camera possessed.

The major problem I experienced from the camera was its flash. I often found myself turning off the flash when I can. The reason was because all pictures turned out dark. I would usually need to come back and lighten the picture on my computer in order to make it look nice. Also, don't even bother trying to take a picture outdoors while/after the sun has set. I will guarantee that the picture won't turn out unless you are right in front of the subject. Even then, it still turned out dark. The only other time I was pleased by the quality was outdoors on a sunny day when flash was not needed.

I was also disappointed in the zoom of this camera. It only came with digital zoom, so of course the quality would completely suck if used. Every picture that I have used zoom with either came out grainy, or disfigured in terms of color quality and exposure. Also, the flash wouldn't even reach the far distance that you are trying to capture, which resulted in a dark picture that was useless.

Video quality of the camera was 10x's better than my previous. It had 'okay' quality, but I have definitely seen better. Some grain and not that crisp. But again, don't expect to get much of a picture unless you are in a fully lit area. The camera does a terrible job at capturing light. Video also does not record sound, which was something I would have liked to have.

The in camera cropping also had negatives. You can't use the feature with pictures that you used the zoom with. I experienced other problems where cropping was not supported, even though I did not use zoom. During the few times I actually was able to use the crop option, it distorted the image, often making it grainy and unappealing.

Other problems I experienced was the "processing" problem I would have frequently. After taking a picture, the camera would "process" for a couple minutes before I could switch it to video mode, or review other pictures.

Overall, the camera is good if you are not that big into quality. Maybe a good camera for every once in a while to capture a moment. But if you are planning on continuous use, I recommend getting a much better camera.

"Redefining "user friendly"!" 2006-01-20
By Dave (Tennessee United States)
The first digital camera I got was an overpriced Olympus 5 MP piece of junk that wouldn't even function properly. Add to that the numerous buttons and confusing menus...it was a stressful mess. I returned the Olympus garbage and picked up this baby, and I knew I had made the right choice. Just check out the back of the camera: a total of only 5 buttons! The menu options are kept to a minimum, and so far I haven't even had to use the menu at all because the camera does most of the work automatically. The CD installation is also very easy, and once again the menus are incredibly easy. And thankfully, transfering images from the camera to the computer is a simple, stress-free process.

Here are some of the great features of this camera:

- fast picture capture

- on-camera cropping

- color LCD display

- works with Kodak EasyShare camera/printer docks

- digital video clips

- 16MB of internal memory (13MB available for image storage)

- 5x continuous digital zoom

- get awesome, crystal clear pictures as large as 20 x 30 inches

It's so easy to use I can guarantee that practically any electonically-impaired individual can figure it out! Highest recommendation, especially for beginners.

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- The KODAK AF 3X Optical Aspheric Lens captures crisp details
- 3X optical zoom (35 mm equivalent: 37¿111 mm) gets you closer to what's important without reducing image quality
- 7.0 MP means you can make stunning prints up to 20 × 30 in. (50 × 76 cm)
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- View your pictures in high-definition on an HDTV or other HD device
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"Poor Picture Quality" 2008-11-28
By Penelope M. McCoy (Franklin, NC United States)
I hate to do this as I have only ever had Kodak cameras and up till now have been more than happy with all of them. I have had this camera long enough to have played around with all the settings and taken plenty of pictures.

I have yet to get a good clear picture out of it no matter what the light. All the pictures are very grainy and very poor quality (even in the highest mega pixel setting) and I have not been able to print off a decent image.

I bought this camera so I could keep in my bag and catch those fly of the moment pictures. I have gone back to carrying my bigger model which is only a 3 megapixel but takes wonderful pictures.

I am going to stay with kodak and give them another chance and hopefully find another pocket size model that does the job a whole lot better.

"Buyer Beware" 2008-03-17
By S. Maher
This camera will not charge from the USB port. Be prepared to buy a separate charger. Kodak needs to acknowledge this problem. Don't believe me? Read all the complaints on their own web site message boards. Nice camera and it takes nice pics but does not recharge with USB port.

"CAMERA" 2008-03-01
By Joyce L. Smith (SOUTH CAROLINA)
THE CAMERA WAS AS DESCRIBED AND A GREAT PRICE. THE SHIPPING WAS EXCELLENT. PLEASURE TO DO BUSINESS WITH.

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"It's an alright camera" 2008-01-31
By Samantha Anderson (North Carolina)
I bought this for my 12 year old daughter and while perfect for her, it would not be something I would purchase and enjoy for myself. The shutter speed is way to slow for me. I do own a Kodak that I love, but sadly Kodak doesn't make it anymore. Maybe I am just comparing this one to mine. The one I have is a Kodak V705 with the dual lens, very fast and takes excellent pictures.

"Simple Point and Click" 2008-01-21
By A. Peters (Motor City, Michigan)
I bought this camera for my wife for Christmas. She has asked me for the last 6 months for a digital camera and finally broke down and got her one. She loves it. It simple straigth forward. She is 100% happy.

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- 1 megapixel sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 4 x 6 prints
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- Connects to Macs and PCs via serial port
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"Would never buy another Kodak" 2004-04-15
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I have this camera. It has been fine. However, knowing what I know now I would never buy another Kodak camera. Ever. I dropped this camera, and a little plastic piece broke off which keeps the battery pack in the camera. Not a big deal. But NOONE repairs Kodak cameras. Instead you HAVE to send it into their corporate repair center and they instead sell you on trading it in for a refurbished camera. So, I can send this one in and for $250 get a new refurbished camera. But it only sells for $50 more on amazon.com - and thats a new, non-refurbished one! Its a total crock. Just be forwarned. I'd never buy a camera which I cant get repaired locally.

"Kodak DC215" 2003-12-02
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I got this camera second hand from my boyfriend after he bought a new one, and though I like the easy to use laid back atmosphere of it, I wouldn't recommend this camera. It's big, kind of heavy. Even though this camera HAD been taken care of, the battery holder was broken too, it has to be held on with duct tape. Carry spare batteries too, it really drains the juice out of them. I've gotten around sixty five to seventy pictures. Turning off the LCD screen helps.
On the other hand, if you just want to play around and take some pictures here and there on the weekends or whenever, this would be a good starter/hobby camera, it's tough and can take a beating (it's been dropped numerous times on concrete floors and the like since it's been mine).

"A Good Camera for the Beginners and Technology Illiterates" 2003-11-30
By Andrew Keller (Havertown, PA USA)
I received my Kodak DC215 Zoom as a gift for my birthday a few years back. It was my first digital anything (I still proudly carried my analog cam corder, kept my contacts in a paper address book, etc.), so I was very excited (being the technology buff that I am). While boxy and a little on the heavy size, the camera really doesn't look bad at all. Its nicely built as its survived a few perilous falls, however one of the rubber flaps has fallen off over a few years of use.

The camera takes nice pictures for what you're paying for, however the zoom leaves much to be desired-expect to be huddled real close to your subject as you snap away.

Another downside to this camera is its use of the serial port to transfer pictures. This is extremely slow and takes a few minutes to even list the pictures on the camera (and if you've got more than 20 or so to transfer, go grab a cup of coffee). There's no other options for transferring, so you're stuck in that aspect. Don't buy this camera if you need to take a lot of pictures in a short amount of time... I'd say it takes at least fifteen seconds to store the picture after you snap it.

A nice feature of the camera is its ability to be hooked up directly to a TV or VCR. You can even have it run through the pictures as a slideshow. The review feature and preferences menu on the camera is very nicely layed out, and you can easily view and delete pictures as you please.

Overall this camera definetly gives you your money's worth.. however, if you're looking to take more than vacation and family pictures to stash away in your [on-line] album, I'd strongly suggest looking at other cameras. While its good for beginners and the casual user, the Kodac DC215 Zoom leaves much to be desired.

"Decent if you like huge heavy clunky cameras" 2003-11-24
By Shannon Adolph (San Antonio, TX)
This body design is so outdated, it is not worth the price at all. It is huge and heavy. The performance isn't bad, but one problem I had (I owned 2 - not because I liked it so much but my company uses them) and I had the same problem on both of them - the battery compartment won't stay closed and you have to hold it closed with tape. Also, sometimes it will have a brain fart and the screen will go all snowy, and you will be snapping pictures but they aren't taking, even though it appears that they are. But when you go back to review them, they aren't there. I also had this problem on both cameras but it wasn't as common - it only happened about 3-4 times over a year period (and I use the camera almost daily). The battery life is pretty good - I can usually get 75 or so pics out of it before I have to recharge the batteries. But I would not really recommend it since there are definitely other models out there that are much better for this price.

"The battery life is horrible." 2003-10-29
By (Rancho Cucamonga, California United States)
The camera is decent for the price. What I really don't like is the battery juice just gets sucked out. I constantly have to recharge my batteries and it's really a pain. Plus, the battery holder broke. Now I have to hold it together with tape.

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- 32MB internal memory - We recommend purchasing an optional 4GB SDHC Memory Card for practical usage
- 2.7 (6.9 cm) LCD high-resolution (230k pixels) indoor/outdoor color display
- 32-96mm (35mm equiv.) Lens f/2.9-f/5.2, includes mechanical shutter and 2-step aperture - 3x optical, 5x continuous advanced digital zoom
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"You get what you pay for" 2010-03-09
By Erika Fradella (ALBANY, OREGON, US)
Unless you are needing an extremely basic camera that takes pretty poor quality photos, I would not recommend buying this product. I've only had it about 7 months and am already considering tossing it in the trash. The pictures, even when taken in the higher megapixels, come out really blurry and the coloring is drab. It takes semi-decent movies, but when you try to zoom in, it makes a clicking noise which is heard when you re-play the movie. The symbols on the actual camera, such as the trash bin, have smudged off and began doing so the first time I used the camera. Overall, this is not a very good quality camera.

"Poor zoom quality" 2009-10-02
By Judith Taylor
This camera is small, easy to carry and good for regular normal pictures. Video and sound does work well. The zoom resolution breaks down to large square pixels without clarity or definition. I lost valuable video events because of using the zoom option. Even at the highest pixel resolution you couldn't see what you were shooting. Zoom still shots are totally distorted. If you want normal pics this camera will work. i'd never buy it again.

"Fantastic point and shoot" 2009-09-09
By slugduck (Portland Oregon)
I bought this camera for my wife who is not good with gagetry, but she wanted to start taking pictures. It has been a fantastic camera for her. It is not complicated. It seems to take great pictures on any setting. And best of all my wife uses it all the time. It's so compact she just carries it in her purse where ever she goes. I've taken pictures with it too and it is just first rate. We liked it so much we bought a second just to have so when this one finally falls apart we have a back up. The software is easy to use too. It pretty much downloads your pics without you doing much of anything except plugging in the cord to your computer.

"Great Point And Shoot" 2009-07-08
By C. Torres (Huntington Beach, CA)
I have two of these cameras, one for use while on the jobsite and one for personal use. The best feature for me is the rechargeable battery. Having to fumble around looking for new batteries has always been a hassle for me. With this camera, I just plug it in at the end of the day, and its ready to go in the morning. The picture quality is great and the Kodak Easy Share software is a breeze to use when you want to store images on your computer. Overall I think this is a fantastic basic camera with some very useful features that anyone can use. The size is perfect for travel and in your shirt pocket at work. Great camera!!

"Good camera" 2009-07-06
By Low Carb Louise
Had a slow start. Couldn't get the camera charged at first but we eventually did. Good little camera.

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- 3.3 megapixel sensor creates 2,160 x 1,440 images for prints at 8 x 10 and beyond
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- Uses 2 AA batteries or optional rechargeable battery pack
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"Still working great since February 2002" 2010-05-31
By rejuvenationmd (La Jolla, CA USA)
I purchased this Kodak DX3700 EasyShare 3MP Digital Camera from Amazon in February 2002. It is still working fine for me although with all the technological advances I think you can get more for your money in a camera more recently manufactured.

"Buyers are no longer Readers" 2006-12-23
By J. Simpson
If you expect to get a camera and never read instructions on how to use it then rate this camera poorly. Most customers out there now days want everything to work with little effort. They are lazy and illiterate. Read the instructions that come with this product and it will not give you problems.

The issue with the camera and SD cards and all that compatibility stuff is a crock. The only issue with the camera is the user. SD cards can be found on AMAZON for around $20 for a 1gb card. This is good.

The dock that you can buy for this camera (not required!! can recharge battery without it) is great. Download your pictures fast and easy. If you have problems with the battery, try not leaving the camera on the dock FOR A DAY. If you would have read the instructions it says not to leave it on there for more than FIVE HOURS. Leaving anything with a battery charging for that long will decrease the battery life. This is true with most electronics.

To wrap things up... read instructions, dont be lazy. Things dont work right if they are not used correctly. What do you expect.

BUY THIS CAMERA ITS GREAT!!!

"Excellent, Simple Point & Shoot Camera!" 2006-01-31
By Calvin L. Crandall (Fort Walton Beach, FL USA)
For those who want good pictures but don't want a large learning curve or alot of buttons to have to push...The KODAK CX7300 is the Winning Ticket! Super Ease Of Use without sacrificing quality! What more could you possibly ask for out of a digital camera. And this amazing camera also takes video! You get the Kodak Name and their Imaging Science Technology that many rave about. Don't waste your money with sophisticated features or a Non-Name Brand...get this camera instead. I HIGHLY RECOMEND!

"Don't Buy This Camera" 2005-04-29
By A senior citizen (La Mirada, CA)
Maybe you can take two or three pictures before the battery is dead. The Camera Dock for this camera shows full charge but it still only takes two to three pictures. I use Kodak Rechargeable Ni-MH Battery Pack that came with camera. I replaced it, and it still doesn't work. I sent the camera back to Kodak and they "fixed it". Nothing has changed. I have tried other batteries, to no avail. The pictures aren't really that great, either. The camera and dock are dusty.

"BUYER BEWARE." 2005-01-11
By Eric A. Hedstrand
This product is junk. There is no useful purpose to this hunk o' crap. The pictures suck unless you are in BROAD daylight. The flash dosen't work, and even more pitiful, it makes the pictures DARKER when you have it on. The dock sucks- if it breaks (like it did for me) then you are screwed and cannot charge the camera. Additionally, the battery lasts for about 2 pictures and then it dies. If you turn on the LCD screen, you can probably only count on .5 pictures before it dies. This is the worst electronic product I have ever owned and I am sorry I ever bought a Kodak camera. I will never buy one again, nor will I buy another Kodak product, as I am severely disappointed with this one.

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"Expensive isn't always better!" 2004-12-16
By Krystal Hillsman (TN)
This camera is great. I love it! It couldn't be easier to use. You simply load the batteries, turn it on, and you're good to go. The menu is self-explanatory and easy to navigate; there is no need to read the user's manual. The included 16mb will hold 25 pictures at the best quality. It would be a good idea to get rechargeable batteries and a memory card if you are planning on going on vacation. An expensive memory card is not necessary. Mine is 128mb and it only cost me $15. With the memory card, it will give you over 200 pictures (I get 221) and a 8 minutes and 12 seconds of video. The video quality is what one could only except from a camera. Not awesome, but not totally bad either. The camera comes with built in lens protection so there is no need to worry about that. The camera also comes with 5 different kinds of pictures settings. For the money, you can't do better.

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"Just like new.....perfect" 2010-04-14
By Georgia F. Whiteford
I owned a camera like this that I used until I wore it out. I'm delighted to have it like new again, as it works with my software and the dock designed to recharge the battery. It arrived promptly and I'm very pleased.

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- Kodak C743 7.1MP 3x Optical 5x Digital Zoom Camera General Features:
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"using kodak" 2007-08-08
By Hai M. Huynh (washington DC)
it s ok but when i turn on the camera sometimes it doesnt work (not open/ come out) i dont know why????

"Kodak Camera" 2007-06-15
By D. L. Wells (Houston, TX USA)
Delivered on time and this is a nice camera. For the price it is a very nice camera. Easy to operate (I gave it as a gift) and very good quality photos'. For a point and shoot camera this is an excellent choice.

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"..." 2006-07-12
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my mom has this camera.. for the price i guess its ok but a new updated camera i would recomend..

i would sugest look at other cameras before you deside this one

pros:

a very simple camera

not hard to use

cons:

no special features like b&w or vivid or timer or anything

some pictures come out blurry.. dont take pictures too close up.. flash is not good for close-ups.. takes 4 batterys.. not a slim camera

overall its ok if you dont want to spend lots of money and looking for just a very simple camera easy to use and dont want any fancy features you wont use

"Great First Digital Camera!" 2006-03-17
By S. Bruner (Montana, USA)
We bought this camera from a relative who wasn't ready for the digital age (even though it's extremely simple to use). We've had it for 4 years now and it has never failed us yet! We use it for every function and with our outdoors lifestyle and 2 active little girls, it's been dropped repeatedly with no problems in function--it's tough! The only problem I have with it is the aforementioned battery door problem (which was already broken when we received it) but a thick rubberband has worked wonders and we have no problems with it draining batteries as long as our 3-year old doesn't pull the rubber band off! This is a great camera for a first-time digital camera user and with the Compact Flash card, it holds an amazing amount of photos! We do print ours out and they are just as clear (if not clearer) than a regular 35mm film camera when the digital is set to 'best' so it's really a bargain! This is a great camera folks, we highly recommend it!

"great bang for the buck, 3 years ago" 2005-03-30
By Mr.BLB (CT)
one of my friends saw this cam for cheap 3 years ago so me and another of our buddies went out and bought the cam. it was our first digi cam and for what it is its great. nothing fancy here, just a simple point and shoot digi cam which produces some pretty good pics. i have took it anywhere and everywhere i have gone, and have always been happy with the pics, a few weeks back i updated to a Panasonic FZ-20, so this Kodak will live its life out in my glove box, never know when a cam will come in handy and this one is great. its rugged and tough so it will with stand the glove box tumbles.

please remember that this camera i bought 3 years ago and in todays world its not worth the price of 150 though if you find it for 50 or less then by all means buy it.

"Good starter camera with a few flaws" 2004-10-27
By Shoe Princess (Louisiana)
This was my first digital camera. It was given to me as a Christmas gift two years ago and it's still working to this day. However, the door that holds the batteries in broke long ago so I have rubber bands tied around it to keep the batteries in place. My Mom has the same camera bought at the same time mine was (she bought both of them together) and guess what? Her battery door is broken too! My second complaint is the lag time between when you actually press the button and when the actual image is recorded. This is problematic when taking pictures of my toddler who is always in motion. My third and final complaint is the flash, but I see that's already been discussed here so I won't dwell on it; let's just say put your sunglasses on because it will blind you!

But I have taken literally thousands of pictures with this camera and as I said, after two years of steady use, it still works. It's easy to operate. It's affordable. The quality of the pictures is good for emailing purposes (I rarely print them out). I recently upgraded to the Canon Powershot A75, but I'll keep my Kodak around for a backup. If you're on a tight budget and can't spring for anything pricey, or if you just want a really basic digital camera, you should be pleased with this one.

"Best camera to date" 2004-04-11
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I bought this camera when it first came out in a package deal that also included a photo printer. I have hardly used the printer as it took to long to print and was difficult to navigate. I have loved the camera, though, until the tragic day that I accidentally dropped it the the battery door broke. We've tried, unsucessfully to keep it closed using all kinds of extra strong taping products, but it only holds long enough to take one picture and sometimes not even that long. It is way past its warranty and I knew it was being discontinued. I have just today purchased a newer camera with more up-to-date functions, but this one has been very good to me. It will be missed.

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"Good Investment" 2009-01-10
By Amy E. Collins (Rocky Mountains, Co)
I bought this camera for my little sister for Christmas. So far we haven't had any problems with it- and she has quite enjoyed having her own digital camera to use and take with her! I would suggest this camera for people who are just looking to capture timeless photos and relive memories. It's nothing too incredibly fancy, but there are options and settings that exceed what you might expect. All in all I gave this camera four stars; and the company I bought it from was very honest and truthful!

"Great Camera" 2008-10-11
By Cindy Hubbard (Maine)
I purchased this camera just 2 months before a big family trip to Italy (15 of us).

This camera is straight forward and easy to learn. I found that the digital stabilation was a great tool, removing blurriness from "shake" and small movements.

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look so great, they're like postcards. Truly, I cant believe my husband and I are the ones that took those shots. It took great shots in many environments, night pictures in Venice, artwork in Florence, the Tuscan landscape, even the closeups of Italian gelato & desserts!! We were also pleased with the video, again simple to use and we were thrilled with the sound that came through for a classical concert. I would say the only problematic thing is if the sun is shining straight at the camera, and the photo is difficult to see in the camera window, use another angle because those didnt come out well.

I had been hesitant in trying digital again due to the purchase of a Vivitar that was very difficult to use. The Kodak was a joy to use and many other family members were curious about it and tried it out. Its so small & perfect for travel.

I believe it was in another review on this board that I used the advise to get a different rechargeable battery which I did. And we did require recharging every couple of days (14 day trip) and took over 300 pictures

which the bulk of were on a 1G card and then we started another card.

My hope is you will find this useful in your research for a good, easy to use camera. Best wishes on your everyday outings & adventures!!

"Grainy, blurry, and slow: poor quality camera" 2008-07-03
By rose jones (Tallahassee, FL United States)
My last Kodak Easyshare camera was a real workhorse and produced great photos. I was happy to buy the M853 because I expected the same quality, and because it was recommended by a leading consumer magazine. Turned out to be nowhere near as good as the last camera...even though that one was several years old! The problem lies in the picture quality. 8MP?? Really?? You'd never know it looking at the photos it takes.

If you're taking shots outdoors in bright sunlight and both you and the subject (e.g. a flower) are perfectly still, the pictures come out very nice indeed. However, everything else comes out grainy, blurry and badly lit. Taking photos of my toddler, especially indoors, has been a nightmare. Half my photos have to be deleted because they are blurry. And they come out blurry even when the subject is sitting fairly still. Basically, this camera cannot handle any movement at all.

Second issue: Red eye is a HUGE problem with this camera. I am constantly fixing red eye in my pics. It is driving me nuts.

Third issue: slow, slow, slow. This camera takes forever to focus, and sometimes requires a break of several seconds to -- I don't know -- process or something. Anyway, all this means I have lost great picture-taking opportunities time after time. Very frustrating!

Other problems: the camera is small and slippery with nothing for the fingers to grip onto for stability. As others have noted, it feels/looks a bit cheap. Also, the control dial on top is tiny and spins too easily. The controls overall are small and difficult to use...and I am a woman with smallish fingers.

Bear in mind I am an enthusiastic digital camera user. Nope, I'm no expert, but I enjoy taking photos, I'm careful with my cameras, and I always read the instructions. I am used to getting excellent results with a simple point-and-shoot like this.

Shopping around? I urge you to consider another camera and give this a miss. Kodak: you've lost a customer. I'm now looking for a replacement.

"Fine camera, but no battery indicator (wtf?) and few advanced features" 2008-05-31
By Evan Murphy (Pittsburgh, PA USA)
This was my first digital camera, and I bought it just a few weeks ago before a trip to Europe. It worked very well for me, even though there's no battery indicator (ridiculous). I found the camera to be nicely compact, user-friendly, and a good price. Experienced photographers will probably lament the lack of control, but I suppose that's true of most cameras in this league.

"Kodak M853 Digital Camera" 2008-04-07
By Stephen C. Henderson (Wabash, IN United States)
This camera fits in a pocket, takes excellent digital photographs, and fulfills all my expectations of Kodak products. I bought a Kodak Z740 some time ago and love it. Its only drawback is bulky size. This smaller Kodak is great to take along when you don't have much room, and does the job of picture-taking very well. I'm glad I bought it.

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"DISAPPOINTED" 2010-09-10
By tanmanmom
At first we were impressed with this camera. It was a gift to my daughter and she loved how cute it was and easy to use. Then the camera died. It would not turn on or power up. I spent hours on the internet researching and eventually chatted with Kodak for over 40 minutes. I was told the camera needed to be sent in for repairs. The instructions for mailing alone were ridiculous. I then received 2 different e-mails from Kodak indicating that the warranty was void. I called and spent over 45 minutes on the phone with a Kodak representative. She told me everything from the camera was damaged to I needed a proof of purchase to fix it. She also couldn't guarantee my camera could be fixed, but quoted $55.00 for parts, labor and shipping. I am so frustrated and disappointed with Kodak I will never buy another product. Good bye Kodak!!!!!!!

"Made to last..." 2010-07-15
By Leigh M. Bandy
At least one day beyond the warranty period! Purchased July 11, 2009. This camera died while still under warranty; however, our daughter was overseas visiting family and we were not able to return the camera until she returned home yesterday (1 year, 2 days). HP support had us on hold indefinitely, so we hung up after 30 minutes and sent an email. Disappointed that the camera lasted barely 12 months. Our daughter takes good care of her property; this item was not mis-handled or abused. We neither endorse nor recommend this product.

"Makes my video camera obsolete!" 2009-07-07
By Scott E. Baber (Spring Hill FL USA)
What I like:

Great photo and video resolution

Auto mode that picks the right mode most of the time

Battery charges inside the camera from any USB port or with the supplied AC adapter.

Slick design with a large view screen

The cool joystick control.

What I don't like

Camera is so small it is easy to hit the shutter button by accident when you are reviewing photos.

Takes a while to learn to press the shutter half way to focus before taking the photo.

While zooming taking a video the picture goes out of focus for a few seconds.

Need extra software to convert the videos to burn onto a DVD that will play on a DVD player

Great camera, anyone can take great photos. I really like that I can charge the battery inside the camera just by plugging in the supplied cable into any USB port. The HD video is better then my mini DV camera. I need three software programs to convert the videos and burn them on a DVD, but the results are great.

The supplied Owners manual left out a lot of information. You really need to go to the Kodak internet site and read the extended Users Guide online to learn all the features of this camera.

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"i like kodak" 2008-10-06
By S. Vanderhyde (MI United States)
when my last kodak died, i knew i wanted another. this one is really fun to use. it is small and cute, and really easy. i gave it a 4 only because it doesn't have a view finder (which makes it hard to see what you are taking a picture of when it is sunny outside) and the pictures aren't quite as clear as i expected...although my expectations may have been a little higher than they should have. overall, i would reccommend this camera!

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"Garbage" 2004-05-28
By Mike (Toronto, Canada)
I bought this camera when it first came out in 1998 for $700 + TAX!!!!

This is what i got: Unnatural blurry pictures, 4 AA batteries run out after 10 shots, no options, slow shutter speed, zoom sucks, have to wait forever between pictures, uses old compact flash, slow transfer rate (serial port, 1 min per pic!), software sucks (wont install on newer versions of windows), no lens cap, nowhere to hold on while taking pictures.

Please, go and get yourself a real camera. You can get one 10 times better for the same price. Try Cannon, Nikon, HP ...... Kodak is not the anwser!!!!!!

"dc-210 worth a look" 2003-09-15
By rdavis@nyx.net (Overland Park, KS United States)
As digital cameras with better resolution appear, the Kodak DC-210 seems perhaps outdated. But it is not. For pictures to insert into web pages, it is perfect. The DC-210 has a large LCD for viewing photos, and a two to one optical zoom lens. Using CF memory, getting pictures from the camera to your computer is very easy. It even works on my Amiga 3000. If there is any problem with the camera, it is the short battery life. You will go through a lot of AA alkalines if you use the LCD much, but that is not a serious problem. Just don't pay a whole lot for the DC-210, as new cameras in the 1.1 megapixel class are now under $100.

"Excelent for perfect pictures" 2002-12-10
By Jennifer Stenton (Brookfield, CT United States)
If you are looking for speed this is not your camera. I love it! I am more into quality of pictures rather than the speed I can take them. This camera lets you view every picture right after you take it and immediatly decide if you want ot keep it. I take all my pictures on the best quality and I think they are great! If you use the duracell ultra battery you shouldn't have a problem.

"High Priced, Low Performance Dud of a Camera" 2002-11-01
By C. McCloud (Fayetteville, NC United States)
Initially the camera worked fine. Pictures were of good quality and all features worked fine. After only a few months the camera's performance has dropped considerably. Brand new batteries only last for about 12 pictures, the camera doesn't even power up at times even with new batteries. If you check the other reviews you'll find equally frustrating problems others have had with the DC210. Consumer Reports' Nov 2002 issue contains Kodax's repair history which speaks for itself. The same issue also provides excellent alternative cameras with superior features at much lower cost. My advice: Don't waste your hard earned cash on the overpriced, poor performing DC210.

"Slow, Fragile, Slow" 2002-06-20
By Daiku (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
I guess I expected more from Kodak. This camera takes a long time to turn on, a long time between pictures, and a long time to transfer pictures. Picture quality was adequate. Wouldn't work in the cold, and stopped working all toghether shortly after the warranty ran out. Not recommended.

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- Kodak EasyShare M340 10MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom and 2.7 inch LCD
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- Get great shots time after time with 22 scene modes, including panorama stitch
- Get remarkable results with features such as on-camera cropping, blurry picture alert and digital red-eye reduction
- Print, e-mail, and organize your pictures with just one touch of our exclusive on-camera Share button
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"A+" 2010-09-14
By Gary
My fiancé had this camera previously and it was stolen. She liked it so much, that we replaced it with the exact same model even several years after the original one had been purchased. Sure there has been new developments but this one worked to our satisfaction and was extremely easy to use.

"Versatile, easy to use winner!" 2010-08-09
By Pixy5
I have had this camera for about 5 years. It is small and compact and despite some rough handling, some dropping, I have never had any problems with it. It takes great pictures, both long views and close ups. It even does a pretty decent "macro" picture after cropping. It is very easy to learn to use, has good options as far as focus. The auto setting is good, the zoom feature is easy to use. The battery lasts a long time. Overall, for the price I paid, about $180 at the time, it has been a very good buy. Would recommend this for someone who wants a camera to take shots for fun.

"Love this camera" 2009-09-09
By John Green
I bought this camera for my wife a couple years ago and it has been wonderful. Pictures come out great and the camera itself is extremely easy to use with a lot of features. The only thing I will look for different in our next camera is the ability to find a waterproof case (or just get a waterproof camera). One piece of advice, use name brand SD cards, I don't know if it was the card or the camera didn't like the cheap SD I put into it but few of the pictures came out and it would lock up the camera. When I put a name brand card back in, the camera worked normal.

"not happy" 2009-08-12
By b.r.
this camera is not worth it i thought i got a good buy but it broke twice in one year and now its totally gone and kodak and amazon was of no help

"Not such a great buy..." 2009-07-17
By LUCE
This camera isn't such a good camera. I've only had it for 2 years and it's broken three times, the same problem each times. The camera has frozen on me many times, which causes me to have to take out the battery and put it back in. To me, it takes too long to turn on and the shutter lag is pretty long, which causes me to miss some shots I would have liked to get. The video isn't too great as well because if it's windy outside, it picks up the wind and it blocks out the sounds. As well with parties with loud music, it sounds VERY static-y and you cant hear anything. I've gone through that many times and I miss hearing things while watching video. The video is probably the worst on this camera.

The camera does not do well in low-light settings, the pictures mostly come out very dark. Although it takes nice pictures outdoors. Also, when you would zoom in for a picture, the picture would become very blurry.

On the plus side, this camera is a very easy to use and easy to take anywhere. What I liked was that if you accidentally deleted a picture you could get it back right after, and also the Favorites button. The pictures are OK, but not great. Although, I would not recommend this camera.

I am actually buying a new camera next week, I am getting the Canon PowerShot SD1200 IS. I went to Best Buy and played around with it and I was very impressed, it's a wonderful camera that takes unbelieveable CLEAR, CRISP pictures. And it's also a more sturdy camera than the Kodak V803.

So overall, to me, the Kodak V803 is not worth $200. You can get a way better camera for a way better price. Hope this helped ;)

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Record life in motion with continuous VGA video featuring audio capture and playback and on-camera editing
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Get great shots time after time with multiple scene modes, including auto, sport, portrait, snow, fireworks, and backlight
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- Amazing quality prints with 9.2 MP 9.2 MP for stunning prints up to 30 × 40 in. (76 × 102 cm) More megapixels means you can crop and still get a great picture However you choose to print-at home, at retail, or online-trust Kodak for picture quality that's truly exceptional and for memories that will last
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Kodak EasyShare M763 7.2MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom (Copper)

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- 7.2-megapixel resolution for high-quality prints up to 20 x 30 inches
- 3x optical zoom, 5x digital zoom
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"Nice basic point-and-shoot...until it breaks...and breaks again." 2010-07-20
By Larry Stillman (Irvine, CA USA)
Nice little camera for my 13 yr-old daughter. She really liked it. 9 months after purchase, it would turn on, then immediately off. The warranty covered it. 9 months after the repair, the same malfunction reoccurred, now out of warranty. I spoke with customer service to discuss cost. $70, or a 15% discount towards a new one. I told him, point blank, no thanks, it's time for Canon.

On a side note, I took a Colorado River raft trip in 1989, shooting Kodak slide film from the boat. I'd shot slides for years, almost all Kodak, and used their pre-paid mailers for developing. One of these precious river rolls was somehow developed concurrently with someone else's slide roll, essentially double exposing mine and theirs, ruining the roll. I wrote Kodak, just looking for the barest apology, maybe a free roll, but received nothing. I never shot Kodak again.

"Don't waste your time" 2010-07-19
By Randy Voss
Don't buy this camera! My daughter and 2 of her friends have this camera and they all have the same problem. Started happening just after the warranty was over for all three cameras. $60 to repair from Kodak plus shipping. Look at a Canon product!

"Great pictures, but slow camera" 2010-06-18
By James B. (california)
We have had this camera for a long time now and we are happy with it. It takes great pictures, its easy to use and has just enough picture settings to be handy

but not over do it. but boy it can be slow to process the picture you just took, maybe to slow for some, as the next shot is lost because you are waiting for the last shot to be saved. This is not my Canon DSLR but if you dont mind the wait the pictures it takes are very nice.

"Kodak EasyShare M763 Digital Camera" 2010-04-04
By azkc4me

Camera is perfect for everything. Size of camera...can fit in a pocket, small purse or on a belt with the correct carrying case.

Easy to use with pictures that are great

I've put away my bigger and more expensive cameras for this one that can always be so handy.

"Best camera I ever bought!" 2009-11-08
By Half Full (San Diego, CA)
I actually purchased this camera about 4 years ago (for a lower price than listed). Since then, I've loved this camera. It's super easy to use and takes great quality shots. I recently made a trip to Monterey, CA and have postcard quality pics to remember it by. Even inside a dimly lit aquarium I managed to get beautiful shots. I appreciate the fact that it "rates" my shots via a small hand-like icon, based on clarity. Green for good, yellow for fair and red for poor. All in all, it's a great buy. And to all the reviewers who can't understand what we're raving about...you probably just got a dud. It's been known to happen.

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- Keep your special pictures close without filling your internal memory.
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"Nothing but disappointment" 2010-05-12
By Curtis Vinson (Bothell, washington United States)
The V1003 is my third Kodak camera. The first two went to our children. The picture quality was good only in bright light situations. The flash did not provide adequate light indoors. I resorted to taking pictures indoors without the flash for better results. Blurring and grainy pictures led me to Kodak for help. They were useful in assisting me in syncing my flash to the camera but results were only slightly better. I really lost the fun in point and shoot picture taking because this camera always disappointed.

"Sweet little camera for unprofessionals" 2010-03-24
By LulzLaura
Okay I've had this camera for about two or three years. The reason why I got it was because of the colors it came in. But someone ended up giving it to me as a gift in BLACK anyway.

All in all, I like this camera. It's my second digital camera since the 90s, and yeah it's a huge step up. I've dented the outside, majority of the print and stickers have worn themselves off, and I've dropped it on more than one occasion and it's held up. And it's small enough to fit in my jeans pocket, down my shirt or just throw in my purse.

What I like about it, is the ease of picking settings. When you're at a concert, down in the pits somewhere with general admission, you don't have time to fuss around with turning wheels or going through menus. This camera is exceedingly easy to switch between different modes. You press one button, and you have a screen full of options from portrait, low light, custom settings, etc. So you pick one, take a quick pic, look at the result...not good enough? Go ahead and switch it. You don't have to go in and out of menus while the crowd is pushing you from every which way, it's just super fast to find a setting you want.

Also you don't need a degree to use it. It pretty much just has ONE button to take photos or record a video. Not rocket science, I'm sure anyone would get the hang of it.

But it does have it's down sides. The time it takes to take a photo is a bit long. I mean if you're handing this off to a friend to take a pic for you, make sure you TELL them to hold onto it because you can't just press the button and expect it to immediately take the photo. They'll try to give it back to you and you're left with some super blur.

And now that I've gotten into product photography though to sell things off my website this camera has been quite frustrating! It is such an adventure getting it to focus. And yes, like other reviewers say, it tends to go click.click.click randomly loud enough to be heard on the video mode. At first I thought I broke it! Recently I've switched it manual focus instead of auto and I haven't seen much of a difference.

All in all, it's durable, it's cool maybe if you are a teenager or in the market for your FIRST digital camera for it's ease of use, but if you want to get professional with it, you'll probably throw it out the window.

"this camera for 40 dollars is good" 2010-03-23
By Mar
you spend 200 dollars in cameras and this one is better than lots of canons i owned.

love the color quality in this camera.

"This camera sucks!" 2010-01-22
By Looking for the Perfect Item (Alaska)
The day I got this camera I took a lot of pictures and it worked nice but they were kinda blury and did not do well with movement in the picture! As time went by I realized that this camera really sucked! After a year the battery would not stay charged so my reaction was that the battery just needed to be replaced so I ordered a new battery! But it still would not charge more than 1 bar! Finally a month after I replaced the battery it refused to work unless it was plugged in! ITS A PIECE OF TRASH!

"Nice Image Quality" 2010-01-09
By T. Lin (Calif USA)
Bought this camera as my spare. It works well and very portable. It takes the auto focus longer than usual to focus. So if you need quick shot, you may end up with a blurry one. Every Kodak is different. I have seen other Kodak auto focusing instantly. This V1003 takes too long to focus.

One thing I must say is Kodak should protect this camera LCD display with another hardened glass. I see many cases of broken LCD and you know when that happens, you might as well get another one.

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"this camera for 40 dollars is good" 2010-03-23
By Mar
you spend 200 dollars in cameras and this one is better than lots of canons i owned.

love the color quality in this camera.

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- 1.6 million (1536 x 1024) pixels per image
- 3X optical plus 2X digital zoom
- Audio-record and playback
- Store up to 95 pictures on each 8-MB card
- Warranty: 1 year
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"DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA!" 2006-07-11
By D. Steffler (Florida)
Unless of course you have plenty of shares in Duracell, Eveready and Rayovac . Bought it new, yrs ago. Right out of the box it sucked up the batteries (included) in 3 minutes. Ok, off to buy more batts, GULP! gone in 2 minutes! Sent it back to Kodak, they said nothing wrong with it. Bought more and better rechargeables this time, now I'm doing more research into battery life than photography!!?? With the best batts you can get, maybe 20 pics... forget trying to have the LCD screen on at same time. Reviews can't be done on batteries cuz it eats the batts, wait to plug in to wall power. Right now it won't power up at all unless plugged to wall socket. Takes great pics but so what if you can't take it anywhere. Now when researching for cameras the first thing I look at is battery life. Canon seems to be good for this. Mark, email harmonyss2002@yahoo.com

"camera kodak260" 2004-07-23
By M. Syvialeghana (boston, Ma Usa)
The camera met all my expectations. I am performing a good job with the device.

"not so good" 2004-05-12
By Gustavo Sanchez
i has read a review of someone talking about "the great" software interface...
yes, i think its great when do you dont use the letter that the software assign to the camera!!! i was instaled the cam, and later, plug a new HD and installed programs there... then, is very hard to uninstall/reinstall all programs cause a new HD letter assignament, then... i try to move the camera letter...
I CANT!! and kodak, have a solution... MOVE YOUR HD LETTER.
im now reinstalling programs like "websphere studio", "MS VC++ 6" and other heavy disk load :(

"Superb camera with some shortcomings" 2002-12-26
By The Tech Dude (King of Prussia, PA United States)
I have had my DC for over 2 years, it has travelled over 50,000 miles with me all over and I love it. Never once had a problem with it. The camera was "state-of-the-art" in 2000 when I bought it but has been replaced by better ones now.

The Good
Solid construction, reliable
Excellent Image quality !!!!!!
Superbly configurable
Programmable via scripts(write your own scripts)
Decent Zoom and LCD
Fantastic low light photography when you shoot manual and especially indoors within a limited line of sight
All kinds of connections to TV,InfraRed etc
All cables included
SUPER VALUE!

The Not so Good
Bulky!
Battery Bandwidth (throw away alkaline batteries, they last 4-5 pics with LCD on, get a solid NiMH rechargable batt)
LONG WAIT between shots (5-6 second delay)

Overall, a super product, got my money's worth a long time ago. If you find one cheap, go for it. Trust me, unless you are a PRO or techie, a multi meg pixel camera wont make a difference!

"Kodak 260" 2002-01-18
By HouMan (Houston, TX United States)
The Kodak 260 is a good camera. It has a zoom feature to include exclude things you do not want in a picture. It also gives you the choice of selecting the picture quality based on how you are going to use the pictures (i.e. on screen, 5x7's, 8x10's, etc.) This allows you to increase/decrease the number of pictures you can take before being required to upload or change memory modules. All the selections can be made on the camera using the onscreen display. The camera has a lot of functions and can also transfer picture using the infra-red connector. It comes with software and cables to connect to your computer in the case that you don't have an infra-red port. Overall I would rate this camera 4 of 5 stars.

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- Face Detection CCD total pixels: 10.3 MP (3704 x 2874 pixels)
- Effective pixels: 10.3 MP (3696 x 2776 pixels)
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"Keeps getting worse" 2010-08-19
By ECL81
I purchased the Kodak Easyshare CD1013 for Christmas 2009. it was a black Friday sale. When i first started using it the only thing I disliked it the quality of the indoor pictures, the flash doesn't seem to be very strong and pictures seem to turn out a little dark. I had this same problem with a previous Kodak camera I owned and am sure it is just the Kodak brand. It wasn't bad enough to return the camera, it was a good price after all.

I do like the feature that lets you know whether the picture is blurry or not. It has a red, yellow or green hand letting you know. The problem is is that it seems to be harder and harder the older the camera gets to get a green hand. so you are taking the picture again and again and missing some good shots of your kids. On an outing the other day I took it out to take some pictures and when turning it on it would automatically shut off. though I knew the batteries were new I still tried the spare i had with me. it still did the same thing. when getting home I took some new batteries out of a new package, just to make sure and now it will not even turn on for a second. The camera has only lasted 8 months. I'm sure there are lemons in every batch, but I have learned to go with past experience and not buy Kodak again and I get what I pay for.

"Fantastic little point and shoot. Durable. Great bargain." 2010-05-16
By John Mischke (Wanatah, IN United States)
This is one fantastic point and shoot. For anyone considering buying a pocket-sized camera, I can't reccomend anything much better if you're happy with a 3x zoom and some difficulty in seeing the LCD in bright sunlight. It's very easy to use, and apparently very durable.

The best feature of the CD1013 is the red-yellow-green hand blur warning that shows on each picture. This really helps when you're outdoors in the sun and can't tell or don't have the chance to see how good your shot was. Get a red or yellow hand? Just take another picture -- maybe try to be steadier, change your zoom or focus or consider changing settings -- until you get a green hand. But depending on what you're focusing on, a red-handed picture may end up just fine anyway.

So far, I'm thinking this camera is pretty darn durable. I've been using it outside at work for the last month and a half -- often taking 100 shots a day, sometimes in light rain. I've dropped it several times in a camera case. So far, no major problems! After a few weeks, I liked this camera so much, I found a great deal on another used CD1013 -- but it arrived with so many scratches and a battery/memory card door that doesn't fully close that it looked like it had been in a blender. After getting a partial refund, I gave it to my five-year-old son. The fact it has survived its past and stood up to my son's abuse and still takes great pictures is amazing.

More pros of the CD1013:

-- Takes good videos with great sound; although no speaker so you have to play the video on your PC to hear the sound.

-- Fantastic resolution at the 10.1 megapixels. I usually shoot at 5 MP and still have fantastic pictures.

-- Pretty quick lag time to turning it on and taking the first shot.

-- Been using rechargeable alkaline AA batteries (1800 mAh) and usually get 200 shots or more. Even when you get a low-battery shut-off, opening and closing the battery door and doing so over until the batteries are totally dead can get you another 10-20 shots.

-- Easy and comfortable to use. Zooms in pretty steadily and quickly.

-- Menus and settings very easy to navigate. Handy messages explaining the use of settings pop up on LCD.

Some cons:

-- Sometimes outdoor shots in lower light in auto-flash come out dark for some reason. But turning the flash off usually gives a great picture.

-- Does not remember the flash setting you had previously selected when you turn it back on. But the flash button is right there next to the power button.

-- I have had some occasional moments of "Uh-oh, something's not right." Was sure I had a jammed lens the other day. But turning the camera on and off and maybe popping the battery door has fixed every problem yet.

-- Not the slimmest point-and-shoot you can find, but still fits in even a jeans pocket.

-- Hard to focus easily when using in the close-up macro mode.

-- Every time you change batteries you have to reset the date and time. But it prompts you to do so right away and it's a pretty minor annoyance.

"Great Camera and Easy to Use" 2009-06-08
By Melonie Ross (Fairbanks, Alaska)
I bought this camera to take with me on vacation.

The camera works great and is easy to use.

It has 10.3 mega-pixels and therefore provides great clarity in the pictures and with the video.

The camera only has a 3 times zoom, but works great. If your wanting close up pictures of wildlife, then you need to go to higher end camera. That is to be expected though, because this camera is less expensive, and gives great pictures for the price.

I liked it so much, I bought one for my ten year old daughter so she could get started taking photos. It's easy to use for beginners and also for people who don't need all the high tech gadgets.

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PRODUCT FEATURES:Capture video - in video mode, take great video clips with audio and you can take continuous clips or set the video length at 5, 15, or 30 secondsCapture still pictures - in still mode, enjoy easy point-and-shoot operationUse the zoom features to bring your subject closerChoose a storage location - take and store your pictures and videos in the camera's 8MB of internal memory or on an optional removable picture cardThe internal memory is ideal as a safe place to keep special pictures or videosReview - in review mode, display your pictures or play your videos on the LCD screenKeep only the ones you want, magnify, protect, run a slide show of all of the pictures in your cameraSet up - in setup mode, customize your camera functionsre system, DX3600 is easy to shoot and share. Shoot a picture, touch a button, print and share your pictures with the world - that's the EasyShare System. Simply place a DX3600 in the optional Kodak Camera Dock, touch the button and pictures are automatically sent to your computer and are ready for e-mailing and printing. The Camera Dock will also quickly and automatically recharge your camera's battery pack, so you'll always be ready to take more pictures.
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Technical Details

- 2.2 megapixel sensor creates 1800 by 1200 images for prints at sizes up to 8 x 10
- 2x optical and 3x digital (6x total) zoom lens with autofocus
- Included 8 MB internal memory holds 12 images at default resolution; expansion slot for optional CompactFlash card
- Uses 2 AA batteries or 1 CRV3 lithium battery; disposable batteries included
- Optional Kodak Camera Dock simplifies image transfers and battery charging
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"Excellent!" 2007-02-26
By Roberto Barros (Brazil)
Excellent Camera, which is now 4,5 years old and still working properly.

The reason I decided to write this review now (I had forgot) is to say the Kodak cameras have a good advantage over the sony ones: the dimension of the pictures are the same of the printed photos (same proportion) and the computers screens. This means nothing is cut when you get them printed.

"Battery Life is Very Poor" 2005-01-22
By MCB (San Diego, Ca United States)
The Kodak DX3600 would be a very nice camera except that battery life is very poor. I'm lucky to get 8 pictures before the batteries go dead (I use rechargeable batteries with the Easy Share dock, and AA Alkalines).[...] Kodak is aware of the problem. Here is their response to my query about poor battery life...

'Because batteries are chemical products involving internal chemical reactions, their performance may deteriorate with prolonged storage.

NiMH rechargeable batteries, if not used for a while, may need to be reconditioned as you would when using them for the first time.

Otherwise, deactivation of the internal reactants may cause decreased capacity, which causes premature termination of charging. In other words, the batteries will not charge completely, even though the dock indicates they have.

If this happens, we have a couple of recommendations. First, make sure you have the latest firmware. If you don't, consider updating your camera to the latest version. You can locate the update by going to:

http://www.kodak.com/go/software

Once there, choose your camera from the list. The next page will offer all the available software for your model, including any current firmware updates, if available. The firmware download will have a "Read-me" file that contains the directions for performing the update.

Once you have successfully completed the update, we recommend

conditioning your battery the way you would if it were being used for the first time, as we mentioned above. It is important that you be sure you always have a fully charged battery. To do so, place the camera on the KODAK EASYSHARE Camera Dock. When the charge light turns green (all three green lights are lit for a Dock II), then remove the camera from the dock FOR A MINIMUM OF 5 MINUTES, and place it back on the dock. The 5 minutes the camera is off the dock are the key to correct recharging

for a new or uncharged battery. Repeat this same process until the combined charging time, while the light is red on the dock, EQUALS A MINIMUM OF 2 HOURS.

Once you have completed this charging process, we recommend that you leave the camera on its dock and intermittently check it for power (remove from the dock for a while then replace it). If you use your

camera frequently, of course, you will always have a charged battery because you will be removing and replacing it. If you do not use your camera frequently, periodically remove the camera from the dock and take a few test shots. Doing this assures a properly maintained battery so

that you will have lots of power.

Do not make the mistake of trying to charge the KODAK PHOTOLIFE Lithium Battery, CRV3, that comes with the camera. It is not rechargeable, and an attempt to do so could result in leakage. Also, please be aware that the camera will only charge the KODAK KAA2HR NiMh Battery. Non-Kodak

batteries or individual AA rechargeable batteries (including Kodak batteries) are not compatible with this charger. If you need a separate charger, they are available at the Kodak online store.

Remember, your camera's dock is only charging when it displays the red light. If the light is green, that means it is either done charging or has detected another type of battery it cannot charge.

PLEASE NOTE! Your camera's batteries lose power during image reviews and when adjusting camera settings. Use of the LCD screen is also a big drain.......................'

If I had known about the battery problem I never would have bought this camera. Did you read the section above when Kodak states "the batteries will not charge completely, even though the dock indicates they have." We can send robots to Mars but we can't make a battery charger that knows when a battery is really charged? What the hell good is a battery charger that doesn't know if a battery is charged or not? So just because the little green light says charged you can't believe it. I tried the firmware upgrade and that was futile, no help at all, just a waste of time.As is, I now carry at least 8 AA Alkalines (they last about 10 pictures if you keep the LCD turned off) whenever I use this camera away from home because you never know when it will just shut down by itself from weak batteries.

In defense to the camera I will say that it takes good pictures in daylight (night pictures with flash are worthless), I like the fact you can add other lenses and the built in video recorder is ok. The included software is nice. It includes options to adjust tint, brightness, crop etc.... The photo album is easy to use and makes saving the pictures easy. Also the removable compactflash card is a nice feature.

So if you decide to get this camera be prepared to buy lots of AA batteries. Personally I will never buy another Kodak product. I don't think it's right to sell a product with an apparent design flaw and then offer the consumer a, in my opinion, worthless remedy. These cameras should have been recalled and the consumer offered a full refund or a camera that works the way it should!

"Trouble from the start" 2004-11-14
By Jon (NJ)
First - I do have to say that the camera is relatively easy to use and takes very nice pictures. However, the battery life with this camera has been problematic since the first day that we received it. We have used several different batteries, as well as different battery chargers in an effort to rule out other problems. But this camera continued to be a problem. Eventually replaced with a Sony DSC-P93 - and haven't looked back since. Glad to be rid of this camera - very frustrating when you are trying to use a product to record your family's memories, and constantly run into problems with a quirky camera...

"Kodak DX 3600 a trustworthy camera..." 2004-10-29
By Annoyemous (Ireland)
I've had a kodak DX 3600 camera now for about 2 years. I have found that the quality of pictures has been excellent and the video mode is brilliant, as few digital cameras offer video with sound being recorded too. At the start i had battery problems and problems with it powering down unexpectedly but it was sent back to Kodak and it was a faulty connection between the power section and main part of the camera, since then i have had little problems with power, like all didgital cameras they do go through batteries but just be sure to have enough charged up, and the dock it comes with handily charges the batteries. At 2.2 mega pixels i have found it brilliant, there is brilliant image quality for what i'm using it for and it doesn't take up alot of hard drive space, with the average photo taking up about 400Kb on the best picture quality setting. I would reccemmend this camera.

"Excellent Quality for 2.2 meg. but battery life bad." 2004-09-12
By Trish (Port St. Lucie, FL USA)
This camera surprisingly prints great quality pictures in 3x5 to 5x7 sizes. The only problem I have with this camera is the rechargeable battery life is poor. The camera dock and the rapid charger does not adequately charge the batteries and I own 3 batteries and have a problem with all of them. I own the Kodak DX6490 now and do not have a problem with the battery keeping charged, so I believe they fixed this problem with later models.

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