Features

• 5-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 13-by-17-inch enlargements
• 10x optical zoom Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon lens
• 2.2-inch high-resolution LCD display screen; 0.4 second click-to-capture time; 16 programmed scene modes
• Store images in 32 MB of internal memory or on optional Secure Digital (SD) memory cards
• Powered by Kodak EasyShare Li-Ion rechargeable battery (included with charger)

Reviews (50)

Great Pictures, but can't get them off the camera
I love the pictures this thing takes.Some of them look like they were taken by professionals for national geographic.But they were just pictures of my cat.
A Note For An Amateur Photographer
Let me begin by saying, I'm not a professional. I take photos for fun and to record events in my life. However, with this camera, I have been able to take some amazing photographs that I'm truly proud to show to friends.
Poor Kodak Customer care

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Editorial Review

The Kodak CX4230 EasyShare digital camera was designed for people who love to share great-looking pictures simply. With superb color and exposure capabilities and a premium-quality lens, you'll always have crisp, sharp, colorful pictures. The on-camera Share button, and software with one-touch photo printing and organizing, means that prints and e-mails are only one step away. Read more

Features

• 2-megapixel sensor creates 1,600 x 1,200 images for sharp prints at sizes up to 8 x 10 inches
• 3x optical plus 2x digital (6x total) autofocus zoom lens
• Internal 16 MB memory holds approximately 20 images at default settings; MMC/SD slot for additional capacity
• Connects with Macs and PCs via USB port or optional dock
• Uses 1 CR-V3 lithium battery, 2 AA batteries, or rechargeable battery pack (when used with optional dock)

Reviews (59)

Camera was good until the lens cover broke
I bought this camera in April 2003 and have taken alot of good pictures with it. I used the viewer mostly so I didn't have trouble with batteries.
Horrible! That's Why I Got It Free With My Dell
I agree with Lagenfeld's review "Not worth buying". It takes forever to take a picture after you press the shutter. Drains batteries in an instant. It doesn't even take good pictures for how much it drains the batteries. You'll be spending $20 for batteries everytime. Even if you get chargeable batteries, you'll be tired of charging them ever so constantly and if you go somewhere and don't have an outlet to plug the charget into, you'll be missing great shots. You have to keep reprogramming your settings on the camera, because it never saves your settings everytime you turn it off. THE COLOR IS ALWAYS WAY TOO BRIGHT OR WAY TOO DARK! You'll make everyone including yourself look hideous or like a ghost with this camera. The person never looks like themselves with this camera. IT'S A FRUSTRATING AND ABSOLUTELY HERENDOUS CAMERA NO MATTER HOW MUCH THE CAMERA COSTS. IT'S NOT WORTH A DIME!!! THAT'S WHY IT CAME FREE WHEN I BOUGHT MY FIRST COMPUTER.

Nice camera!--11 1/2 yr. old's review
This is a pretty nice camera! I recieved it yrs. ago, and it still works great. Here are some pros and cons:
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Features

• Power flash with automatic recharge
• 4 to 14 foot flash range
• Loaded with KODAK MAX Versatility Plus 800 speed film
• Lightweight and compact
• 27 exposure cameras per camera

Reviews (1)

Simple to use giving great results!
I bought one of these 2 Camera packs a few years ago. They were easy to use, the Flash worked everytime. The results produced nice Colorful Clear shots.Read more

Editorial Review

The Kodak EasyShare V550 5MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom raises the bar for family-friendly digital photography. As powerful as it is petite, you'll not only turn heads while you're taking pictures or shooting video with this baby. You'll also gain the enthusiastic accolades of your friends and family when you start sharing the shots you've taken. Whether its a TV-quality video of your child's first step, or a 20-inch by 30-inch family photo you have printed for framing, the EasyShare V550 is designed to deliver.Read more

Features

• 5-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 13-by-17-inch enlargements
• Up to 80 minutes of continuous MPEG-4 video with audio capture and playback
• 2.5-inch high-resolution color display with 170 degree viewing angle
• One-button EasyShare system for quick, universal sharing of videos and photos
• Includes Photo Frame Dock 2 for stylish display of your photos and easy transfer to your computer

Reviews (48)

The perfect compact digital
This camera was well worth the money.Shutter Lag is non-existent, the colors are perfect, its rugged, and its pocket-sized.I recently brought this camera on a 9 day Caribbean cruise and I must see these are some of the best pictures that I have ever taken.I compared a lot of cameras before making this purchase and the research definitely paid off.It is extremely simple to use yet has some impressive features, such as the 5 shot burst mode and the camcorder quality video mode.And it was definitely worth the extra money to buy the 550 instead of the 530.I found myself using tyhe viewfinder very often because it was too sunny or I wanted to save batteries.This camera is definitely worth a serious look before any purchase is made.I know I couldn't be happier with it.

Excellent Service
We had never bought from this retailer before and we got our camera right on time...excellent product as well!

Awesome camera!
After researching cameras for months, I decided on this one to replace my old HP 3 mexapixel.One of my main requirements was the lag time between clicking the button and the picture being captured, because that drove me crazy with my old camera.This one is great!It takes long videos that are fabulous, and the various settings are very cool -- fireworks, different night modes etc., many of which I used recently on a cruise and allowed me to capture pictures I never could have gotten with the old camera.Size and weight are great -- I keep it with me all the time now!The only problem I've had is getting red-eye even with the red-eye setting on, but not sure if it is operator error.This is a great all-purpose camera for anyone who wants an easy to use, convenient high quality camera. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Kodak Advantix T550 autofocus camera offers an ultracompact design--one of the smallest cameras in its class.It offers fully automatic operation and shutter speeds ranging from 1/500 to 1/4 of a second.It offers an active 130-zone focus mechanism for clear shots every time, and five flash modes.The specially designed flash flips up to put extra distance between flash and lens to help eliminate red-eye problems, and flips down to turn off the camera and protect the lens.Read more

Features

• Ultracompact design with drop-in film loading
• 3-element, all-glass 28mm lens
• 130-zone active autofocus
• Special flip-up flash with 5 modes reduces red eye
• 3 print formats, date imprinting, and 5-language titling

Reviews (12)

It was great until it broke
Given, it had a hard life with my daughter on the road with Drum and Bugle corp.But it did the same thing as several people remarked about on several different models:it was working and then it broke for no reason.You think it's batteries, but with brand new batteries no go.I'm wondering if I should even buy another Advantix.This problem seems to cover more than one model.

A little Gem of a Camera
I bought one of these little APS cameras on a whim right after Christmas about 2 years ago when the price was reduced ... I was having lots of trouble with my fancy and expensive Nikon Nuvis 120i APS so I needed another camera for all the APS film that I had. The ... Nikon took terrible pictures and I figured this camera had to do a little bit better. Boy, was I wrong! It takes great pictures! I carried it all over Europe last summer in my pants pocket while I watched other photographers lugging around their thousand dollar SLR's. No one ever knew I had a camera 'till I pulled it out, flipped up the lens cover (which doubles as a flash) and started snapping away. About the only feature it doesn't have is a zoom lens (which I would rarely use anyway). Good camera at first.. before it broke.
I've had this camera for about a year and a half. After less than a year, I began to have problems. First of all, it would overwind the film to where the film would read "developed" when it had just come out of the camera. This created problems for the developing center because they thought I had already developed the film. So, I just lived with this problem for a while since I was still able to develop the film. Read more

Subjects:  1. Automatic Focus    2. Camera    3. T 550   

Editorial Review

The F600 Advantix camera from Kodak features a 2x zoom lens that captures portraits and group shots. Point-and-shoot simplicity and autofocusing let you take photos from 2 feet and beyond, and the flash fires automatically in low-light situations.Read more

Features

• 30-60mm zoom lens takes portraits and group shots
• Point-and-shoot operation
• Advanced autofocus system captures sharp photos from any distance
• Automatic flash fires in low-light situations
• Film-door safety interlock prevents accidental fogging

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Great little camera for things that will stay still
I have had this model for about 2 years now. I upgraded from another Kodak Advantix that I loved but took an unfortunate fall to the sidewalk. The F600 has some nice features and it is ready to travel. The pictures are crisp and clear. The only downfall I have come across is I have two small kids that I take most of my pictures of. The auto-focus feature seems to take forever to adjust. I will hold the button for several seconds sometimes before it will take the shot. Seconds don't seem like much, but when your subject matter is a 3 and 5 year old it's the difference in losing your shot. This has happened enough times now that I am trying to find something like my older cheaper Advantix to take it's place. If you are using this for scenery or adults that are willing to sit still than it is a great camera and a pretty good bargain.

Great Camera!
I really love this camera!It's light and easy to use.The only thing is it's kinda loud after you click and when you finish the film.Otherwise, if you're an amateur get this!!!

Excelent Camera !
I bought this camera a year ago and i wonder with it. It�s ease to use, small and light. The pics are in a very good quality and it has a nice Zoom. the only thing that i dislike it, is that you can not change films partialy used, i mean if you change a film that is not complete and you want to use it again in order to finish it, you can�t. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Kodak EasyShare C360 5MP Digital Camera with Kodak EasyShare Printer Dock is a smartly designed, fully automatic digital camera that produces images of amazing quality. With the C360, you can take advantage of a full array of advanced digital features without the confusion or hassle of hard-to-navigate menu structures, printing set-ups, and manual controls. And the EasyShare Printer Dock that is included with the camera gives you beautiful, full-colored Kodak pictures in a matter of seconds.Read more

Features

• 5.0-megapixel digital camera produces amazing-quality prints up to 13 x 17 inches
• 3x optical zoom, 5x advanced digital zoom
• 17 easy-to-access scene modes and five color modes
• Continuous QVGA video featuring audio capture
• Includes EasyShare Printer Dock Series 3 for durable, waterproof, full-color prints

Reviews (17)

It has grown on me
I initially bought this camera because of some basic criteria:3x optical zoom with an all glass lens, standard storage media (SD card), and non-proprietary power source (can take rechargeables or standard alkaline AA batteries).
Terrible Quality, Terrible Company
I had this camera for less than 3 months when it would not turn on any more.I contacted Kodak and sent it in for repair under warrantee.After several weeks, Kodak contacted me a stated that the camera was not repairable and that the damage was not covered under warrantee.The stated that the problem was due to liquid damage and that if I wanted the damaged camera back I was going to have to pay them to return it.
Awesome Camera
I have had this camera for laast one week and I must say that this is a really good camera. All the pictures are very well exposed and looks very good. Even indoor pictures are really nice. The camera has many different useful scene setting. For better indoor, I used the tungesten setting to balance the orange color of the light bulb. I tried taking pictures of my sone while he was playing and I must say that the picture came very nice. Overall, I am very happy with this camera and would definitely recommend it. ... Read more

Features

• Great for taking pictures both indoors and outdoors
• Comes with a built-in electronic-flash, which is great for taking pictures at night or in low-lit areas
• Has a total of 27 exposures of ISO 400 film

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A fantastic OUTDOOR camera.
I work at a professional photofinishing lab, and I can attest to the quality of the film inside this camera.The Kodak FunSaver produces excellent results in outdoor and bright indoor shots.However, it does not perform well under normal circumstances indoors and in low-light situations.
Not Bad For The Money
Sure, the types of photos you can take with this camera are limited, but I'm guessing that if you buy one of these little cameras you aren't doing photo work for National Geographic or Life magazine.
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Subjects:  1. Disposable (camera)    2. Photography, Photograph   

Features

• Manufacturer: Eastman Kodak Company
• Manufacturer Part Number: 8736696
• Product Line: EasyShare
• Product Series: C
• Product Model: C643

Editorial Review

Kodak's 1-megapixel DC215 (Millenium Gold) digital camera is perfect forthe casual photographer. Featuring an optical 2x zoom and a macro mode forclose-ups, the DC215 is suited for a variety of situations. The included 8 MBCompactFlash card stores plenty of images, which can be downloaded quickly toyour computer using the bonus USB CompactFlash card reader. A built-in flashwith red-eye reduction will help ensure good photos of family functions or othercasual situations.Read more

Features

• 1,152 x 864 pixel maximum image resolution
• Uses removable CompactFlash memory; includes 8 MB card
• 2x optical glass zoom lens
• Built-in flash with red-eye reduction
• Includes bonus USB CompactFlash reader

Reviews (9)

Great Picture Quality
There is something to say for the ease in usage of this camera.The user will not be bogged down with tons of choices, or a large users manual trying to figure out how to turn the camera on or how to get great photo's.When it comes down to it, you just need to point and shoot, or possibly zoom in.The zoom is easy, the flash is easy, and the settings are simple and straight forward.The only drawbacks I have found ..limitations on the zoom..would have been nice to have a longer zoom range, and the time it takes to load the picture to the flashcard...just about 10 to 15 seconds, but it cuts down on repetitive shooting of pictures. Sometimes you want to take photos one right after another, and this camera is a little slow on that.But otherwise, the photos are crisp and clear and are of better quality than alot of the higher Megapixel camera's out there.Sometimes oldies are goodies...
Still the best
I have tried newer cameras with higher megapixel capabilities, but have yet to find one that is as satisfactory as the DC215. Most importan to me is the field of view the 215 provides, without additonal lenses. It is simple, easy to use, and produces qulaity pictures.

Fantastic - but battery clip trouble
I have had my camera for a couple of years and generally find it very easy to use, portable, with good features.Read more

Editorial Review

With the Kodak EasyShare CX6330, you'll get big, beautiful pictures that are too good to keep to yourself. The high-resolution CCD and all-glass lens system enhance picture quality and clarity, while innovative features like burst mode assure that you always get the best possible shots. Read more

Features

• 3.1 megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 8 x 10 prints and medium-quality prints up to 11 x 14
• 3x optical plus 3.3x digital (10x) Kodak Retinar aspheric all-glass zoom lens with autofocus
• Captures continuous video with audio
• 16 MB internal memory; compatible with Secure Digital and MMC memory cards
• Powered by two AA batteries (alkalines included; rechargeable NiMH batteries recommended); connects to PCs and Macs via USB 1.1

Reviews (85)

Don't buy It!
This camera was my first digital camera.I was lured to it by the cheesy commercials about how easy the pictures were to print from the dock.God, was I naive.
Been with me for about 2 years already...
So I got this camera like over two years ago and I feel like I can now make an accurate review of it. Don't let the negative reviews turn you away from this little gadget. Of course there are flaws to it and of course there are a few lemons in the batch... just like with any other electronic products.
KODAK CX6330 = Junk
While the camera took fine pictures when brand new, after two years, it technical glitches became more and more frequent, such as the picture files being corrupted or lost from both the internal memory or media card. Also, it would no longer sync to my desktop to get pictures off the internal memory.
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Editorial Review

Kodak's 4-megapixel LS443 is so feature-rich and easy to use that it has the potential to appeal to nearly anyone. Kodak also includes a docking station that serves as a battery recharger and as an easy connection to the PC that lets beginners upload shots to the computer. Working in conjunction with the docking station, the EasyShare software enables you to easily print, e-mail, organize, and edit pictures.Read more

Features

• 4-megapixel sensor captures 2,448 x 1,632 images for prints at sizes up to 20 x 30 inches
• Autofocus lens with 3x optical/3.3x digital (10x total) zoom
• Store photos on 16 MB internal memory or optional Secure Digital/MultiMedia cards
• Connects with PCs and Macs via USB port; includes EasyShare LS443 camera dock
• Powered by Kodak EasyShare Li-Ion rechargeable battery

Reviews (106)

Error # E45 after only 2 years
Kodak should be ashamed of this E45 error.
#E45 Error Message
Reading through these reviews, I think I may have set a new record for this camera.I bought one in December 2002 and it went wrong in June 2006.I make that 3.5 years before it died.Does this qualify me for a prize?Same thing as others -stuck open with blue screen displaying error #E45.My views are similar to those of the many others who weren't so "lucky".Good easy camera to use with reasonable quality, but its reliability is very poor.I'm going to replace it with one from a proper manufacturer.

SUGGESTION WORKED!
A previous post a few pages in, I think in 2004, suggested gently pushing up on the lens housing while you turn on the unit. I tried this, at first on the outer ring (didn't work), and then on the inner "cylinder", this time it worked. I have turned it on and off several times now and it is working fine.
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Features

• 7.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 15 x 20-inch prints
• 10x optical zoom; 2.0-inch LCD display
• Picture-enhancing features such as cropping, live histogram, and capture grid line display
• Comes with Kodak EasyShare Software Version 6.0
• Stores images oon SD memory cards (includes 32MB internal memory); powered by lithium battery (included)

Features

• 3.2-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 11 x 14-inch enlargements
• Kodak lens with 3x digital zoom; 1.6-inch LCD display screen
• Comes with Kodak EasyShare printer dock for convenient printing and charging
• Store images on 16MB of internal memory or on optional Secure Digital (SD) memory cards (no memory card included)
• Powered by AA-size batteries (alkaline included, rechargeable Ni-MH recommended)

Reviews (87)

What you save on buying film, you'll lose on batteries...
I bought this camera for myself during Christmas 2004.
I love it!
This is a great camera. The quality is good and the camera is very durable. I've accidently dropped the camera several times, and it still works. However, I would suggest getting a memory card if you want to take more than 24 pictures at a time.

You get what you pay for!!
I bougt this camera and a Olymus camera, both in the same price range, the Kodak camera was by far deficeint in quality of image and workmanship. Avoid this at all cost the Olympus was well made, durable, higher quality picture and ease of use. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Get ready to shoot and share with the Kodak EasyShare CX4200 digital camera. The EasyShare CX4200 is designed for people who love to easily share pictures with friends and family. With superb color and exposure capabilities and a premium, quality lens, you'll always have crisp, sharp, colorful pictures. The on-camera share button and the included software for one-touch photo printing and organizing means that prints and e-mails are only one step away. Read more

Features

• 2-megapixel sensor creates 1,600 x 1,200 images for sharp prints at sizes up to 8 x 10 inches
• 2x digital autofocus zoom lens
• Internal 16 MB memory holds approximately 20 images at default settings; MMC/SD slot for additional capacity
• Connects with Macs and PCs via USB port or optional dock
• Uses 1 CR-V3 lithium battery, 2 AA batteries, or rechargeable battery pack (when used with optional dock)

Reviews (50)

Great for eBay !!Had mine for 6+ YEARS !!
I have a feedback of almost 1000.I bought this camera for the main purpose of ebay way back in 2000 or 2001 and have used it every single day since until this very moment. 2 MP is perfect for those listings on ebay.Absolutely NO problems with this camera at all !
Very easy to use with good quality photos
I really like this camera.Although it is only 2MP, I find the photos are excellent quality and still print out on a photo printer as clear and good as a normal photo.It is also very easy to use, very much a point and click camera.The menus on the camera are easy to find and adjust anything if you need to.That is takes short videos is great too, this feature has saved me from spending hundreds on a video camera then having to lug that and this one around.The docking station is by far my favourite feature though -just plonk it on the cradle, press a button and all the photos download -easy!
Good Ole Faithful
This camera has served me well since January 2003 when I first bought it. Since then I have taken over 7,000 pictures and I am so glad it's still going. I plan on getting a new camera, but only because technology is improving so rapidly. This camera has been wonderful and survived many drops, hits, stratches and throws. Kodak is a great company and helped me whenever I needed it, including sending new battery doors to replace the ones I've broken when dropping the camera 4+ feet. Great model, great company, great memories. Thank you. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Kodak EasyShare LS743 combines compact design, enhanced sharing features, superb image quality, and ease of use to help you capture and enjoy those moments that make life enjoyable. The sleek, slim aluminum LS743 is slim enough to easily fit in your pocket, and it weighs under 6 ounces. It features a 4-megapixel resolution, professional-quality Schneider-Kreuznach C-Variogon 2.8X compact optical zoom lens, Kodak's new Color Science image processor, movie mode with up to VGA resolution, 1.8-inch LCD, rechargeable lithium-ion battery, 16 MB internal memory, and compatibility with SD and MCC memory cards. For a step up in price, the LS753 offers a 5-megapixel resolution and a 32 MB internal memory. Read more

Features

• 4-megapixel resolution for photo-quality 11 x 14 sized enlargements
• Schneider-Kreuznach C-Variogon 2.8x optical zoom lens with 3.6x digital zoom (for 10x total zoom)
• Multi-zone auto-focus; 1.8" high-resolution color LCD display; video capture with audio limited by memory card
• Store pictures in 16MB internal memory or on Secure Digital (SD) memory cards (SD memory card not included)
• Powered by rechargeable lithium-ion battery (included with charger); compatible with EasyShare 6000-series camera and photo docks

Reviews (17)

Good Camera, Generally
This is a good camera. I like it because it has a metal case versus the plastic ones of most. It takes good pictures from about 7-20 ft if the flash is on. The flash doesn't go that far. Also it takes good close ups if the flash is off. Sometimes it is to dark to not use the flash, but the flash makes everything overexposed at close range. Everything else is fine. The pictures are very good quality and there are tons of features. The videos are large, and they are pretty good quality too. Overall, it's a very good product.

The best little camera I've ever owned
...and I really mean it!!
Good basic camera
I've owned this camera for a year now, and it is my first digital camera. I'm pleased with it. You can carry it anywhere and it's surprisingly good at wide-range photos of landscapes and buildings as well as group photos at parties and other gatherings.
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Features

• 27-exposure disposable camera
• Loaded with Kodak MAX 800 film for all lighting conditions
• Sleek, contemporary design
• No-slip grip
• Built-in flash is easy to use and recharges automatically

Reviews (6)

A pretty good camera if you don't want the expense of a much more expensive one...
I have used these cameras many times on vacation and the pictures really DID come out fairly well! Oh, sure, the quality of the pictures won't be 100% as good as the pictures you would get from a digital camera or a standard, more expensive and more professional 35 mm camera. The pictures may at times be slightly grainy but they provide excellent records and memories of my experiences.
Not Recommended...get the 400 speed Kodak Single Use
I've never had problems with these Kodak Single Use cameras in the past, but this one is awful. My pictures had terrible detail and were slightly blurry.Get the 400 speed single use cameras which are better for all situations. The other bad thing is that the flash,once charged will flash in any condition..even in the sun.

Even in today's digital world, there's still a niche
It's happened to everyone--you get to an event and realize that you've left that nice new digital camera on your kitchen table. Tough luck. But there's a place selling Kodak disposable cameras right around the corner. You wonder to yourself if it's worth it to pick one up.
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Features

• 5-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 13-by-17-inch enlargements
• 10x optical zoom Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon lens; includes EasyShare Camera Dock 6000 for easy recharging and picture transfer
• 2.2-inch high-resolution LCD display screen; 0.4 second click-to-capture time; 16 programmed scene modes
• Store images in 32 MB of internal memory or on optional Secure Digital (SD) memory cards
• Powered by Kodak EasyShare Li-Ion rechargeable battery (included with charger)

Reviews (50)

Great Pictures, but can't get them off the camera
I love the pictures this thing takes.Some of them look like they were taken by professionals for national geographic.But they were just pictures of my cat.
A Note For An Amateur Photographer
Let me begin by saying, I'm not a professional. I take photos for fun and to record events in my life. However, with this camera, I have been able to take some amazing photographs that I'm truly proud to show to friends.
Poor Kodak Customer care

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Features

• 5.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality prints up to 13 x 17-inch prints
• 10x optical zoom Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon lens; 2.2-inch high-resolution indoor/outdoor display
• Camera is powered by lithium-ion battery (rechargeable battery and charger included); stores images on SD memory cards
• Includes printer dock, which allows you to make 4 x 6-inch prints without a computer
• Dock also charges camera's batteries in about 3.5 hours

Editorial Review

Kodak's DC215 zoom digital camera captures great moments with easy-to-use controls. It is sleek and compact with a silver metallic design. For close-up shots, it offers 2x optical zoom capabilities. One million pixels provide the necessary detail to generate crisp, photo-realistic pictures up to 5 by 7 inches. The controls allow you to choose the image quality setting you prefer so you don't waste precious memory on bad shots.Read more

Features

• 1 megapixel sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 4 x 6 prints
• 2x optical zoom focus-free lens
• Included 4MB CompactFlash card holds 32 images at default resolution
• Connects to Macs and PCs via serial port
• 4 AA batteries included

Reviews (50)

Would never buy another Kodak
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
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. A Good Camera for the Beginners and Technology Illiterates
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.Read more

Subjects:  1. DC 215