Editorial Review

Kodak's C310 is a reliable, easy-to-use digital camera designed to take beautiful shots anywhere, anytime. In fact, the C310 is so smart that it can automatically rotate your vertical shots so they're right-side-up when viewing or downloading to your computer, deliver optimal settings for most standard shooting environments, and even let you immediately tag your shots for later printing or sharing via e-mail. Read more

Features

• 4.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 10 x 15-inch prints
• 1.6-inch LCD display; fixed 35mm-equivalent lens
• Three color modes: color, sepia, and black & white
• Compatible with Kodak Series 3 printer dock (printer dock not included)
• Powered by AA-size batteries; stores images on SD memory cards (camera includes 16 MB of internal memory)

Reviews (30)

Just what I needed
This is a very basic camera, easy to use, and easy to transfer pictures, either through the software or SD card. At first, I was appalled at the low battery life, but then I read the manual which said using the flash and/or LCD screen excessively wears out the batteries. It's a bit of an inconvinience for some to use the little boxy see through thing instead of the LCD but I don't mind; I've had a manual camera for most of my life and I'm used to it anyways. It takes nice, sharp pictures, though it does get a bit grainy if you zoom in too much (it has digital, not optical zoom). I also love the fact that it's pretty small, relatively lightweight, and durable (I've dropped it loads of times and it still works like a charm), so I just throw it in whatever bag or purse I'm using for the day. The video capture thing is pretty cool too, though there isn't any sound, it's a nice bonus feature. Considering I got this camera for [...] bucks at Fry's, I am more than satisfied.
Just what I needed
I really like this camera. I use it for photos that I take for my Romantic Oregon Coast Vacations web site [...]
Exactly What I Need!
I only gave this 4 stars because what I need in a camera may not be what you need in a camera.
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Features

• 6.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 2.0-inch LCD display; 10x Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon optical zoom lens
• Continuous VGA video with MPEG-4 compression
• Auto options plus manual settings; 17 scene and 5 color modes, plus on-camera enhancement features
• Powered by AA size batteries; stores images on SD memory cards (includes 32 MB internal memory)

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Good camera, Terrible software
When you're looking at a camera, you rarely read much detail about the software.The manufacturers only focus on the camera details.While this a great camera, the software and limitations of the proprietary Easy Share program make uploading your pictures a terrible experience.If you are happy with the Easy Share software, this camera will work fine for you.However, if you are like me and prefer to use advanced photo editing programs, you will despise this camera.Yes, it comes with a USB connection.But Kodak has limited you so that ONLY the Easy Share software recognizes the camera to transfer pictures.You cannot access the camera or pictures through My Computer, Windows Explorer, or any other photo software.You MUST use the Easy Share program to transfer pictures, and then they go into Kodak "albums" in the software.I did not believe this could possibly be true with a USB connection, but after spending 20 minutes on the phone with Kodak support, I was assured it was designed this way.The camera will not be recognized by Windows XP or anything other than the Kodak Easy Share software.Besides this being annoying, it is problematic if your software crashes and you have no other means to get your photos off your camera.
Great Camera at Great Price Point
Great Camera!The picture quality is excellent. Love the 10x optical zoom and many different scene modes available. The easy share software makes it easy to view, print and share the pictures. It is definitely not a pocket camera but feels like a professional camera in your hands. To me, that is a good thing. Buy the camera, a large storage card and start shooting!

Great Novice Camera
I've been using the z650 for about 4 months now.I'm no pro, but I think I would qualify above the average everyday camera user.I chose the z650 for various reasons including 10X zoom, 6MP, Kodak easy-share system, and because it is a good camera for beginers looking to take the next step up in overall photo quality.I never opened the manual and was using all the features almost instantly (I would say I'm moderately technology literate), but if you struggle with tech you will probably be reading through the quick start booklet.The 2.5 camera screen is good for getting an idea of what your shot looks like, but the real photo is much more brilliant and sharp than the what shows on the screen.Did I mention the ease of use factor.Get the UV filter for the camera, they're cheap and really help with outside shots! Also, plan on getting a large memory card and an additiona set of rechargable lith batteries.Overall, I would highly recommend this camera for the basic camera user looking to take the first step into photography.(Saw some gripes about the weight, but unless your counting grams in the backcountry this camera is really quite light and can be taken anywhere) ... Read more

Features

• Box Contents - Kodak Easyshare C433 Zoom Digital Camera, Kodak Alkaline Batteries AA or equivalent, USB cable, Wrist strap, Kodak Easyshare Software, Getting Started Guide, Custom camera insert for optional Kodak Easyshare Camera and Printer Docks
• 4.0 MP for prints up to 20 30 inches (50 76 cm) - J&R recommends purchasing a 512MB SD Card for practical and optimal usage
• VGA up to 640 480 at 13 fps Quicktime MOV with audio recording
• 1.8 inch LCD TFT Color Display
• Aspheric Lens with built-in lens barrier captures crisp details

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Wonderful Digital Camera
This camera comes with a punch when it comes to the features it comes with especially for the price tag that it has.The Digital Camera takes beautiful pictures and quality video.All the settings that the camera has are very simple to understand and figure out.Most Digital Camera's in this price range usually don't even come with an optical zoom, and this thing comes with that, I like that very much.For the price you really can't go wrong, you will be very satisfied when you buy this thing. If your going to buy this camera I recommend buying at least a 512 SD/MMC Memory card if you take alot of pictures and would like to record long length videos.
Good so far!!!
I am enjoying this camera very much.I just recieved it today and am very satisfied.This camera is very easy to use, and the battery power is great(compared to other easyshares)I like the settings and are very interesting to use. I think it has many options that the human person would like all for 100 dollars or below.It has optical zoom which is great. ... Read more

Features

• 6-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 2.8-inch LCD display; 10x image-stabilized optical zoom
• Video capture at 30 frames per second VGA (MPEG 4 compression)
• Bluetooth enabled, allowing for wireless photo transfer (with compatible devices) from up to 30 feet away
• Stores images on SD memory cards (includes 32 MB internal memory); powered by Lithium-ion battery

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Damn good....
I've never owned a camera. I've always had disposables. But since I've got my new job, I'd figure I'd treat myself to a toy.
Kodak finally got its tradition back
Wow, optical 10x in a small package! That's the innovation we expect from Kodak. I owned a Kodak before and it started to malfunction (dysfunctioal 2x zoom ) only after one year. The next one I owned is a Canon A85. A wonderful machine and is solid built. As time goes on, I kind of like to have a camera that is VGA video capable with enough zoom power. Then it comes the V610. At first I was skeptical due to past experience. After reading so many positive reviews, I decided to give Kodak another shot.
Love this smart, simple, and cool digital camera.
I'm a professional photographer who has resisted the digital camera world until now. I really would have preferred to buy a Nikon, but the reviews (Cnet. Crutchfield and here) were so poor on the images I looked further. I almost bought a Panasonic with a Lieca lens, but it has a lens cap and looks/design sucks. If you want a zoom, and you should, buy this camera. It's excellent and the bluetooth works quickly and perfectly with my Mac. It's quite simple to use as well, the only thing I needed to look up was the email function. Two of the best things about this is there is no protruding lens on this huge zoom and there for no lens cap. Though I'll never use it for client work, it's better than I would have guessed for a point and shoot. Oh and the image quality is great for that too. It's also small enough to take everywhere.
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Editorial Review

We have to tell you, wide-angle capabilities in a point-and-shoot digital camera are a revelation. Does this camera have that and more? Sure does. Dual lenses, so that it goes from a wide 23mm equivalent to a 117mm equivalent (6x zoom) without a protruding lens? Check. A large, beautiful LCD? Sure thing. An in-camera panoramic stitch that makes the most of both those features? Oh, yes.Read more

Features

• 5.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• 2.5-inch LCD display; wide-angle (23mm equivalent) to 5x optical zoom through two-lens construction
• VGA movie capture at 30 frames per second
• Panorama stitch mode, video print options, and on-camera picture-enhancing features
• KODAK Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Digital Camera Battery KLIC-7001; stores images on SD memory cards (includes 32 MB internal memory)

Reviews (27)

5 Stars For A Wide Angle Lens!
If you are interested in portable digital point and shoot cameras, since Canon discontinued the Power Shot S-80, this one is one of THREE digital point and shoot cameras on the market that I know of that have a "true" WIDE ANGLE lens of 28mm---23mm in this case! (Or in this case a 23mm super wide angle lens!)(The other two are: The Canon Power Shot SD800 IS for $400 and the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX01 for $250)
Nice sleek camera
I had this camera for about a month. It works well. Shoots great video, I love making movies on the go with this thing! Can zoom in and out during filming. I'd say camera is better at filming than taking pictures. Pictures are good, however, forget about taking good quality pictures at evening on the downtown street. Daytime pics are good, could use an image stabilizer though. Blurry warning doesn't quite cut it. Camera design is awesome, the dual lens does not extend, I like that a lot! The only problem with that is if somebody else is taking a picture of you for instance they might accidentally put their fingers ON the lens. Happened to my camera, thankfully no damage. The docking station is cumbersome and unneccessary, invest in SD Card reader. 3X optical zoom is not enough. Wide angle lens is awesome. Overall - good camera for the money.

Awesome Camera
Basicly everything that "Jeffrey Picard 'Photo Guy'" mentioned is absolutly correct with the camera. Also according to toehrs the panoramic option isnt as great as you'd expect it to be, but i disagree. Of course you'll need some practice to get the knack of it but once you do the reward is some wonderful panoramic views! The camera door is weak and if you drop it the door opens and the impact might even make the memory card come out. so be careful with it, and dont just be a klutz. Another thing to mention is that despite popular belief you dont need to bring the Kodak Stand on your travels in order to charge your camera. NO! All you have to do is bring the AC Adapter cable with you [which is included, the same one you use to plug in the stand] because there is a hole in which you can plug the adapter into your camera and charge it.
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Editorial Review

With the Kodak EasyShare C330 4MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom, all you have to worry about is choosing your subject. The camera will do the rest, and the result will be crisp and beautiful photos full of rich, vibrant color.Read more

Features

• 4-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 11-by-15-inch enlargements
• Features retinar aspheric all-glass lens with a 3x optical zoom and 5x advanced digital zoom
• Provides continuous QVGA movies to share in Quicktime video format
• Includes EasyShare software to edit, organize, print, and view slideshows on your computer
• Automatic scene modes provide the perfect settings every time

Reviews (69)

The Other Camera
I had a Kodak CX7430 but it was stolen. I loved that camera. I found this replacement and was very pleased with the result. This camera is even better than the old I had. Keep up the good work Kodak. I have recommended this camera to all my family and friends.

Lasted only one week
I bought this Kodak camera at a great sale price (it was bundled with the printer dock too) and got rid of my old, large, slower (but dependable) HP digital camera that I had owned for years.The Kodak had all of the features I was looking for in a new camera. I almost felt it was too simple to use until I discovered you could turn off all of the display icons & messages. For a week and a day I used it to take a few pictures inside and out plus a short video. Then after just taking a picture the lens wouldn't go back in when I turned the camera off. Finally it did slowly go back in but when I turned it back on, I received an lens error message 14 and the lens didn't come back out.I tried everything in the manual, charged the batteries and even put in new Kodak camera batteries plus called customer support (who wasn't totally helpful) but the camera was dead.I was very disappointed that this camera only lasted a little over a week so I returned it for a refund. I'm not sure if I want to try another Kodak easyshare camera since they all seem to be basically the same model type. Perhaps I should go back to a HP camera again.

Wrong Battery included in package...BEWARE
For the most part this is a fine digital camera.I purchased one via amazon for my wife 6 months ago, and my daughter asked for one for her birthday.We are very happy with this and it does everything we would like it to.
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Features

• 6.1-megapixel resolution captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 2.5-inch LCD display
• Kodak Perfect Touch technology, digital red-eye reduction, cropping, and blurry picture alert
• Records TV-quality (VGA) video with audio at 30 frames per second
• Powered by lithium ion battery (battery and cord for in-camera charging included); stores images on SD memory cards (includes 32 MB internal memory)

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error E45
This camera has been great, I've been using it for about 4 months, but i just got error E45 on screen -- lens will not retract. I am going to mail it in for warranty repair.

Kodak EasyShare V603 is the best ultra-compact camera right now
Kodak EasyShare V603 is a great camera. It is an underdog in the digital camera world. Many digital camera websites on the internet have a bias that Canon and Nikon are superior cameras, while Kodaks are considered inferior ----- but V603 proves that this is not true. The V603 is very small, takes great pictures with excellent exposure, and is built better than any ultra-compact Canon and Nikon has to offer. In my review, I'll try to mention aspects that other reviews haven't covered as yet. Outstanding, easy, fast, sleek little camera with GREAT pics!
This is the third camera that I have tried out for my main family snapshots.This is an outstanding blend of style and performance and it is small enough to easily fit into your pocket.I was looking for good picture quality with a fast shutter/auto focus speed and this camera fits the bill.In addition, it shoots high quality (TV quality) video compressed in MPEG-4 meaning you can store 30 min of video on 1 GB of memory.This camera is truly a pocketable still and video shooter ready to capture anything you throw its way.I have tried the camera in many different lightings and it has performed very well with outstanding pictures all around.I would highly recommend this picture for anyone that wants good quality and fast performance in a small package.
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Features

• 5.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• 1.5-inch LCD display
• Continuous QVGA video
• Auto scene mode and three color modes; in-camera cropping
• Powered by AA size batteries; stores images on SD memory cards (includes 16 MB internal memory)

Reviews (11)

A great simple camera
I just needed something small, simple, and inexpensive. After comparing prices, I decided on this camera. I am enjoying very much, it takes great pictures and is really easy to use. The only problem I have with it is that the buttons (especially the 4 way control and OK) are a bit sensitive, so use a little care untill you get used to the way the camera works.

Cool little camera
I personally enjoy this camera. I dont see anything wrong with it. Well, except that the video doesnt have any audio. Other than that, I really like this camera. It has taken great photos and I can take it anywhere.

Smallest camera in the price rangeand good photos are posssible.
I have had the camera for about 6 months and do not regret it a bit. That does not mean it is a perfect camera. First of all here are the list of requirements I had when I was shopping for it.#1) smallsize #2) AA batteries #3) SD Card memory #4) 4MP or better#5) $100-130 range #6) good battery life #7) no optical zoom #8) convenient and easy to use.This camera hit on all cylinders and still does.I know someone is going to say why no optical zoom???Great question.Start up time and shutter lag is much more pronounced with optical zoom. Also, the more reviews I read on cameras that were already above my price range the common phrase went something like "I XXXXXX and the lens won't work anymore XXXXX camera is dead" It seemed to be the fragile and weak point of the less expensive cameras. Optical zooms also increased my price range and battery drain.When backpacking I do not want to pack more batteries. Would I have loved to have one of the credit card sized Exilim's with zoom and all?Sure, they were too much money and besides this camera was going backpacking and all sorts of stuff it was likely to get beat up.I wanted something solid and so far it is.The things I discovered I like about this camera that I did not know before hand are #1) the software is the easiest and best I have ever encountered.I did have some difficulty installing it.One call to cust service and he walked me through the steps of how to shut down the conflicting application and install it and I have never had an issue yet.I thought the simplicity and small size would be nice. I underestimated how nice it is.Because I can carry it anywhere and use it quickly and easily I take far more pictures.My kids take far more pictures and they take great pictures.My wife who could not use anything but a disposable point and shoot can use it.If you have not figured it out, we like this camera.Now a couple of things to balance out my review.I bought the c310 Easyshare for my son.In comparing photos I noticed a couple of things.Some of my photos would be very contrasty and his would be more balanced and even.I have read these cameras electronically boost color saturation and I think they went too far with it on my camera.But still good pictures in most cases.In low light I could not get it to take good pictures.The flash reaches about 7-10 feet and then it was all black.I found out if there was some light and I turned the flash off I would be able to get a picture and in some cases a good one.I could not figure this out until I read that the ISO range is 100-400 with auto adjustment except in flash mode.Then it locked at 140.Problem solved.Turn the camera on, push the flash control button 3 times to turn it off and it may take an OK picture. With the flash turned off atleast you have a chance. It still is not a good low light camera but most in this price range are not going to be.That is a feature that costs more.All in all, this camera is a keeper? YEP.It will never be my only camera and it is not perfect, but for a small affordable camera that can go anywhere and be ready to use at a moment's notice it gets the job done.It is not and never will be perfect nor will it be a professional photographers dream but it is mine and I like it. ... Read more

Features

• Box Content - Kodak Easyshare Z612 Zoom Digital Camera, Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery, Battery Charger, USB and AV cables, Lens cap with strap, Neck strap, Software, Getting Started Kit, Custom camera insert for optional Camera Printer Docks
• 6 Megapixels up to 2832 2128 still pictures; up to 640 x 480 pixel VGA movie up to 30 fps with sound
• Internal Memory - 32 MB
• External Memory - SD & MMC Cards - We advise purchasing an optional a 512MB SD Card or greater for practical usage
• Still format - JPEG/EXIF

Reviews (11)

BEST BUY-Recommend 100%
I bought this camera for myself as an early birthday present. I admit I have not fully tested out this camera as I have had this camera less then 12 hrs at the time of writing this review. But As soon as I got it out of the BOX I thought WOW! glancing through the menu options I only took a couple of pictures but I am still learning. I will update soon :) bye for now. If I could I'd give it10 out of 5 LOL!

Great and Easy to Use!
I love this little camera. It replaces a DX7590 that I lost (and is my 4th Kodak digital camera). I also have a Canon Digital Rebel XT and although it's a great canera as well, it's not ideal to drag along to the beach or destinations where I have to worry about it being stolen or damaged. The pre-configured settings are a good way to set up your camera for quick shots (sports, sunset, candlelight scenes, etc) and the abilty to crop the picture in camera is useful. I also have a 2 gig card which allows me to take as many pictures as I want. This also helps with use of exposure bracketing. What I like best?...screen size and quality, picture quality, ease of use. My only issue was finding a back-up battery pack...

Check out my shared photos!
I have had the Z612 for a month now. I decided to look it up on amazon and see what reviews it was getting. I was surprised to see the few shared photos. I love my camera and decided to add some of my own that I have taken in the last month. I read all the reviews and agree with them all. I didn't want to bore anyone by repeating everything... I just wanted to let anyone that's looking for a high performance/zoom camera to check out my pictures. They are mostly of my dog, yes. But it shows the speed quality and clearity of this camera. Also the videos are excellent and very clear with great sound quality (with the exception of zooming while filming). I would recommend this camera to experts and beginners (considering I'm relatively new at photography as an art). Thank you! ... Read more

Features

• 8-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 22-inch prints
• 5x optical zoom; 2.5-inch LCD display
• Program, aperture- and shutter-priority, and manual modes for extra creativity
• Records TV-quality VGA video at 30 frames per second, with MPEG-4 compression
• Stores images on SD memory cards (32MB internal memory included)

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I LOVE IT !
This is a great little camera.
OK, so maybe it's only 4.8 stars :)
Having had a previous Kodak digital camera, this one wasn't too hard to "get to know".One thing I noticed, after playing with it for 2 days, is that it doesn't have a viewfinder.So obviously you can guess that I'm used to using the lcd display to "set up" my shots.But it seems odd not to have a viewfinder.I'll just have to get over it.I am so excited about it being an 8.0mp, and one of kodak's newest releases.I enjoy picture taking immensely, and this camera even allows you crop photos right within the camera.You can even edit video clips.Wow.And the camera also takes panoramic shots, which will require some practice but I'm excited about that feature as well.What practice shots I have taken in this mode, however, do not use flash.So I guess this is a feature left to the great outdoors, probably where most panoramic shots are taken anyway.Already having a charging dock, I failed to research to see that I would need an adapter in order to use it for the new camera.I can appreciate that that makes perfect sense, but had I done the research I probably would just have bought a plug-in charger for about the same price and then had the charger dock available to sell when I sell my other camera.I was also considering the P712, but this C875 is the one for me.The camera has a pretty good feel to it, and the wrist strap is very handy.There are just so many new models out there - I wonder if they all come from the same factory!!I tried an olympus 7.1mp all weather camera before purchasing the Kodak, and I just didn't like it.I look forward to several years of usage from this camera.Thanks, Kodak.You've earned my trust and my repeat business. ... Read more

Features

• 8-megapixel digital camera captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 22-inch prints
• 5.8x optical zoom; 2.5-inch high-resolution LCD display
• New RAW file support, with JPEG and TIFF capture; RAW editing with Kodak EasyShare software v5.1 (included)
• Includes high-resolution electronic viewfinder and hot shoe flash connector and PC flash sync (built-in flash also included)
• Powered by Lithium-ion battery (battery and charger included)

Reviews (19)

Excellent Image quality for price
I have taught photography at the college level, shoot 4x5 view camera work on occasion, and am very demanding about image quality. I am quite satisfied with the image quality from my Kodak P880, particularly after I installed the newest firmware upgrade available from Kodak.
Great camera for the price!
Bought by P880 about a month ago. I am a sem-pro outdoor adventure photographer and I use Nikon 35mm film equipment for the most part. I shoot slide film on my F90s Nikon. I had a 5mp Kodak digital camera but wanted to upgrade to a better digital camera but I could not justify buying a Nikon D50 or D70s as they are only 6mp. And I didn't want to drop 2 grand on a D200. So I looked in the mid-range camera lines. After doing MUCH research, I decided to buy this camera. So far I am happy I did. I have taken it hiking several times, enough that I know its a good camera but of course its a toy compared to pro Nikon film cameras. But I knew that when I bought it. I wanted to have a good camera to take lots of "documentary", "fun" and "travel" shots. For the really powerful stuff I will still shoot slide film. But its too expensive to shoot with extensively!
Best 8 meg camera out there
This was the third 8 meg SD camera I tried - it was the only one that without using a tripod indoors gave me sharp, crisp pictures most of the time.The zoom was smaller that the Fuji or the Panasonic, but the color saturation and sharpness were heads and shoulders above the others.Excellent camera that shoots jpg, tiff and raw. ... Read more

Features

• 6.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 2.4-inch LCD display
• Features 13 programmed scenes and 3 color modes
• Print, e-mail, and organize your pictures with one touch of the on-camera "Share" button
• Powered by 2 AA-size batteries (2 alkaline batteries included); stores images on SD memory cards (32MB internal memory included)

Reviews (13)

Value for money and easy to use
Got is around a week back. It is quite handy and easy to use point and shoot camera for starters. Most impressive thing one notices is the big bright LCD screen. Menu is easy to use and one can adjust various picture modes and also ISO settings. Pictures are quite compressed and 6MP images average between 0.9MB to 1.1MB only. Macro mode is better than one would expect from camera in this range. Other advantages are that it uses AA batteries and SD card (with 32MB internal memory). Pictures are bit grainy (noisy) compared to my canon A620 in low light. But this one costed around 1/2 the money I spent on A620. so I don't expect much from this camera. Overall happy so far. Look for sample images which I am going to load.

6.1 megapixels for less than $ 150
I purchased this camera this summer for $150. For some reason, this camera dropped in price during the summer. I heard that it was being discontinued. This is my 2nd Kodak digital camera. My first one took great pics, so I did not hesitate to buy the 643 model. I took this camera to Ft. Walton, Florida and it took pictures with fantastic color. I tried the long exposure taking pics at the pool during the evening. Those turned out very nice also. I don't use the video much. Any vibration in your hands(s) will show up in the video. My camcorder has Steady Shot to eliminate this. I use a 1 GB memory card which will hold 4,000 pics at 1024x768 resolution. The menu system is easy to navigate through. I have not tried all of the camera functions yet. I highly recommend this camera for less than $150.

An okay camera, would not suggest this one.
I was just your average person looking for a point and shoot camera that took clear pictures. This camera could not be easier to use.However, I took some pictures with it the night I bought it and was not impressed with the indoor shots, they were grainy looking.The next morning I took more pictures.When I went to review them on the camera a few came up, but there was also an "unrecognized file format" message.I thought maybe I did something wrong so I deleted it out and took more pictures.I reviewed the pictures I took (all of them were there) and I even cropped one of them and saved it.I turned the camera off for a minute and then back on again to take more pictures.Again, some pictures went missing and the "unrecognized file format" message appeared.The camera was very lightweight and compact, and it took nice outdoor pictures.The quality of the camera felt a little cheap.Due to getting an error message not even one day after purchase it has been returned to the store.I would not recommend this to anyone. ... Read more

Features

• 7.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 15 x 20-inch prints
• 12x image-stabilized optical zoom; 2.5-inch LCD display
• VGA video (640 x 480) at 30 frames per second; create prints from video (4, 9, or 16 up)
• Panorama stitch mode; RAW file format; new Kodak EasyShare software
• Powered by Lithium-ion battery (rechargeable battery and charger included)

Features

• 5.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• Bundle includes Kodak Printer Dock Series 3, which prints borderless pictures up to 4 x 6 inches
• Camera features 1.5-inch LCD display, continuous QVGA video
• Auto scene mode and three color modes; in-camera cropping
• Camera powered by AA size batteries; stores images on SD memory cards (includes 16 MB internal memory)

Reviews (2)

I love my new digital Kodak EasyShare C530 5MP camera
I ordered this camera as a gift for myself for my birthday.I took several pictures of friends when we went out to dinner.One of my friends was very impressed with the photos that I sent to him.He was amazed at the quality of the picture and the fact that it was taken with such a small camera.The ease of using the camera, the amazing prints and the overall quality of the product is very satisfying to me.My daughter has a camera that she paid a lot more for and, in my opinion, this camera takes as good a picture if not better.I love the fact that I can take pictures, print them out without going to a store and waiting several days to get them back, and I can download them very easily into my computer (the program is very user friendly) and I can email them with a simple click of a button to family and friends.I, for one, am very pleased and happy with my purchase.I would recommend this product highly to any and all family, friends, and anyone who asks.

The Kodak Easyshare C530 5MP DC & Dock are perfect!
I bought this as a gift for my sister who is currently visiting me for the summer back in June, so we've had almost a month to test it out. She had seen the camera priced ranging from $119USD-$139USD, and the dock at $127USD, so getting this combo package for less than $180 was a fantastic!
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Editorial Review

Creating exceptional-quality pictures is simpler than ever, thanks to the Kodak EasyShare digital photo solution. That's because inside this all-in-one kit featuring the Kodak EasyShare Z700 zoom digital camera and Kodak EasyShare printer dock series 3, you'll have everything you need to create and print pictures you'll be proud of. The Z700 features 5x optical zoom for tighter shots and the Kodak color science chip for richer, more accurate flesh tones. And with the printer dock, you can create durable, waterproof, real Kodak pictures at the touch of a button. The digital photo solution. All you need for pictures you'll cherish for a lifetime.