Features

• 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

Reviews (21)

DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA!
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
The camera met all my expectations. I am performing a good job with the device.

not so good
i has read a review of someone talking about "the great" software interface...Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras (Camera)    2. Lenses    3. DC, 260, DC-260   

Features

• Best Lens: Specially designed EKTANAR lens captures images that are sharp and clear
• Best Flash: Simple-to-use Sure Flash charges at the touch of a button, then flashes every time.
• Best Pictures: For clearly the best pictures, use the best-in-class-Kodak Max HQ Flash Camera
• Two Pack for value and convenience
• Contains Kodak MAX 800 Film, 27 Exposures Each

Reviews (1)

I love this camera!!
I have had my cx4200 for about three years and it was finally malfunctioning on me. I bought this camera on a whim. I took it out on the fourth of july and all the pictures/video i took with this are incredible. it's 4 mp so every pic is crisp and the colors aren't saturated. the video blew me away! it plays back clear and smooth, though you can't tell what the sound is really like until you listen to it on your computer or tv. I have about ten great/cute videos of all the fireworks last night... You also get nice features with this, such as night shots, portraits, sports, close ups, landscape... this is a refreshing change to my old, SLOW, featureless camera. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Kodak DC290 digital camera offers some of the most sophisticated features available on a consumer digital camera. While it's no lightweight, the DC290 can offer you quite a bit if you need professional-level quality and customization. It delivers two-megapixel resolution (1,792 x 1,200) for fine detail even on large image sizes--plus it lets you take uncompressed TIFF images for no-loss photo quality. It also lets you record and play back audio clips. It uses Kodak's easy-to-use menu system, one of the most intuitive we've seen in the digital camera realm.Read more

Features

• 2.1 megapixel sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 8 x 10 prints
• 3x optical plus 2x digital zoom lens with autofocus
• Included 16 MB CompactFlash card holds 17 images at default resolution
• Connects with Macs and PCs via USB port
• Uses 4 AA batteries (alkalines included)

Reviews (69)

22,000 Pics and Still Working Great
I bought my DC290 new in November 1999 for $799 from Computers4sure.com ($1099 MSRP). They had just come out. It has been used all over the US, Mexico and Japan to take 22,000 pics!
I agree with Joe Pool
I bought this camera for $300 and have always been happy with it.Takes great pictures, does have some delay, and is a little heavy.I also got the E 11 Error message but I don't have the manual anymore.Now I'm on the hunt to find someone to fix this... If I find anyone, I'll let you all know.
Kodak DC290
I got one of these Kodak DC290 mid-range cameras, and I am sorry to see that Kodak has suspended production of these units ! I have never had any problems with it, and all the photos I have taken come out wonderfuly. I do recommend the 256MB CF card, and you will want a professional battery pack so it doesn't run out of juice during a photo shoot. One last thing, since it is primarily a USB device, use Windows ME+ with it. 98 seemed to be very slow at data transfer rates. In short, if you can find one of these units(originally $1,000.00) buy it, you won't be dissapointed ! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras, Camera    2. Still    3. DC, 290, D, C   

Features

• 4.0-megapixel digital camera produces amazing-quality prints up to 11 x 15 inches
• 3x optical zoom, 5x advanced digital zoom
• 13 easy-to-access scene modes and three color modes
• Continuous QVGA video featuring audio capture
• Includes EasyShare Printer Dock Series 3 for durable, waterproof, full-color prints

Reviews (4)

TOO EASY! GREAT QUALITY
Ok, what I wanted was an easy to use digital camera/printer bundle. I found it. The set up directions were fool proof. I set up the camera and dock....then took, saved and printed a fabulous print (start to finish) in less than 10 minutes. This from a woman who still has no idea "how to get the pictures out of the digital camera" when it comes to our old digital camera. This is a great little package for beginners who are intimidated by technology. And I MUST add that the print quality is exceptional. I never expected such crisp clear prints from home. Great little camera/printer for the price.

easyshare digital CW330
I just love this camera! No more carrying around or waiting to use up my film. Instant gratification! My son sent me flowers from Hawaii and I took a picture to send him to show him just how beautiful they were. The colors were brilliant. The quality of the pictures are just like at the store. It is the Kodak brand and quality. I also love all the options of printing 1 or 4 pictures!!I can now download and send my pictures thru email! And it is also a movie camera!! It has it all!! Great Value!

LOVE IT
I love this carera!It comes with all the cords you need to hook it to computer and t.v. as well as rechargeable batteries.It was easy to set up the camera and printer in a matter of seconds.The one downfall is the view screen is a little small but with the ability to hook up to t.v. that really didn't bother me all that much.I recommend this camera highly! ... Read more

Editorial Review

The C700 Advantix camera from Kodak is an Advanced Photo System camera with a 30-60mm motorized zoom lens that captures portrait, group, and panoramic shots. Point-and-shoot simplicity and infrared autofocusing let you take photos from 2 feet and beyond.An automatic pop-up flash fires automatically in low-light situations.Read more

Features

• Advanced Photo System format with easy point-and-shoot operation
• 30 to 60mm motorized zoom lens takes portraits and group and panoramic shots
• Advanced autofocus system captures sharp photos from 2 feet to infinity
• Automatic flip-up flash fires in low-light situations
• Film-door safety interlock prevents accidental fogging

Reviews (20)

BEST camera I have ever bought
I have the Kodak C700 Advantix camera now for about 4 yrs. I absolutely LOVE it and would not trade it in for anything (not even a digital camera).
Versatile and dependable APS camera
I purchased this camera mainly for the camera size and panoramic feature. The option to switch from C (classic-4x6), H (group-HDTV-4x7) - default size, or P (panoramic-4x11.5) formats at anytime is great. The features are very simple, but this camera packs a lot into its small size. The "flash fill" feature works well. The flash bulb placement seems to reduce the red-eye as advertised. The self-timer has a delay of 10 seconds. Loading and unloading the film cassette couldn't be easier, especially with the mid-roll change feature. You can also view the film speed on the display at a few presses of a button. There are onscreen messages on the LCD display that tell you "FLASH NOT READY" or "MOVE BACK". The frame counter indicates how many exposures you have left. Crisp and clear - without fear!
The C700 is one of the few Advantix cameras that will allow you to change film mid-roll!It is unbelievable how convenient this is when you want to take a black&white photo but the camera has colour film in it (of course you need to have the black&white roll of film on hand).My poor camera has been kicked, dropped and abused over its life of traveling with me and has never failed; not one crack, not one bad picture, nothing!All of the controls are easy to use and clearly marked.Read more

Subjects:  1. Camera    2. C 700   

Features

• 2-megapixel sensor creates 1,752 x 1,168 images for sharp prints at sizes up to 8 x 10 inches
• 3x optical zoom and 3.3x digital zoom for 10x total
• 16 MB internal memory with slot for adding MMC and SD memory cards
• 30-second video clips with audio; 1.5-inch LCD; compatible with 6000-series docs
• Powered by 2 AA batteries (alkalines included, rechargeables recommended); connects with Macs and PCs via USB 1.1

Reviews (25)

Worth the Price
I have owned this camera for a year now. This is a good basic camera. It has a lot of nice little options like zoom and a close-ups setting. A lot these days is made of the megapixels in a camera and although this one seems to be on the low side it takes great pictures.
Easy to use, decent photos for a 2MP, but locks up too much
I've had the camera for about 2-1/2 years.In all that time, it's always worked, always taken decent pictures.The controls are easy to use.Hooking it to a Mac with OS9 or OS/X was trivial.
Absolutely Not
Do not buy this kodak camera!! it's body is a thin plasitc painted silver. It will withstand about 4 or 5 drops. i dropped it more and no matter what batteries I put in, it will last about 2 seconds. i am never buying a kodak again. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Kodak Max HQ one-time-use camera gives the user bright and colorfulpictures across a wide range of lighting conditions. This point-and-shoot cameracomes equipped with a 30mm aspheric lens, just like the one used in Kodak's KB35mm cameras, to deliver sharp pictures from a variety of picture-takingconditions. The Max HQ's design and overall picture quality make it among thebest of the single-use cameras. ... Read more

Features

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Reviews (14)

Fantastic Quality.The closest you can get to going pro for under $20.
I work at a professional photofinishing lab, and I can attest to the quality of the film inside this camera.The Kodak HQ Max Versatility camera is the highest-quality single-use camera available on the market.It produces a high-quality image in most situations.
Overated and Overpriced
Unfortunately Kodak seem to spend a small fortune making their Disposable Camera's look Sleek and Trendy. However the Photos always turn out very Average despite being loaded with so called High Quality Kodak Max 400 Film. Don't buy this piece of junk!
We bought two of these for our first trip to NYC. The pictures were grainy, washed out and just plain awful. We bought the more expensive cameras thinking the pictures would be even better than the cheaper one time cameras. We were so wrong. I contacted Kodak's customer service and they said it was either the photographer or the developer. Then they generously mailed me a $2 off coupon to buy another. As if I will buy another one of their cameras!!I will never use another Kodak product after the treatment I received from their customer service. ... Read more

Features

• Delivers the highest resolution images in the digital SLR market today—13.89 million total pixels (January 2003)
• No lens magnification factor--get the same image with the lens as you would with film
• Compatible with Compactflash or MMC memory cards
• Connects with Macs and PCs via Firewire port (IEEE 1394 )
• Removable, rechargeable Li-Ion battery

Reviews (5)

This camera is great!
The detail and resolution is unmatched! Never received item
Ordered camera, no email from Ritz Camera explaining why it was cancelled. Phone calls got me no where. Very unhappy. Never received product, just a refund with STILL no answers. If you have a DCS-760, KEEP IT!
We owned the DCS-760 in our pro photo lab. The camera was great. Then, kodak came out with the DCS-14n as a replacement. It was a huge mistake. The DCS-14n's sensor is simply of lower quality, shadows sometimes come out magenta. There is also a flare issue. Grey gradients, depending on the density come out green or yellow. And there are other issues as well, but you get the point. In conclusion, the DCS-760 was a far better camera.Read more

Subjects:  1. Digital Camera (Cameras)    2. Photograph (Photography)   

Editorial Review

Kodak's first ultracompact, weatherproof camera, the Advantix T700 zoom camera is constructed with multiple rubber seals around the control buttons, film and battery doors, and the lens to keep moisture out of the body and the lens. This lets you shoot outside in any weather, and the camera's rubberized surface provides a sure grip. The pop-up flash is farther from the lens to reduce red eye. A sturdy lens cover acts as the camera's on/off switch.Read more

Features

• Weatherproof construction
• Panorama mode
• Small and durable
• Red-eye reduction
• Mid-roll change, mid-roll rewind

Reviews (15)

indestructible camera!
This is a great little camera-- the pictures are good quality, (not great, but darn good), & it is virtually indestructible. I've had mine for three years now & it's been dropped, kicked, left in the rain & it still works like I bought it yesterday. It's perfect for people who always break their cameras or if you anticipate lots of hard use, but is not for those looking for professional quality pics.

Mediocre
I really liked this camera the first year I had it.The pictures were good, it was very convenient... but a few days after the one year warranty had expired, the camera started to rewind the film after just one or two pictures and sometimes freeze up (the lens wouldn't retract).It is currently at a repair shop.Another downside is the high cost of APS film and development.

i hate this camera
I took this camera with me on many a college a adventure and after shooting 3 roles that got progressively worse I'm fed up with this shoddy crap. the only pictures that come out are indoors with decent artifical light and outdoors, but not bright. It won't take pictures in the dark, they shouldn't even tempt you with the different shutter options, none work. I even sent my camera in after the lcd broke. they wouldn't replace it but they did send me back a role of test pictures that for some reason were all perfectly developed, i wish i knew what camera they used... ... Read more

Editorial Review

Kodak's DX3215 sets new standards for simplicity and picture quality inan entry-level digital camera. The 1.3-megapixel resolution captures plenty ofdetail for most needs, producing sharp prints at sizes up to 5 by 7 inches. Alower-resolution 640 x 480 (0.3 megapixel) mode is perfect for pictures you'resharing online, and lets you store four times as many images in the camera'smemory.Read more

Features

• 1.3 megapixel sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality prints at 5 x 7 inches
• 2x optical plus 2x digital zoom lens
• 8 MB internal memory holds 20 images at default resolution; MMC expansion slot for additional memory
• Connects with Macs and PCs via USB port
• Uses lithium CRV3 battery (included) or 2 AA batteries; can be used with optional EasyShare dock for simplified image transfers and rechargeable power

Reviews (18)

overpriced!
this camera is very big and has a tiny screen. it loads things very slow and the pictures never really turn out that good. im surprised that people are still selling it when there are newer, nicer cameras for half the price.

Still clicking after 2 years
I have used the Kodak DX3215 for more than 2 years without having any problems.I have the docking device and keep the camera there to recharge batteries when I am home.Away from home I use the lithium batteries.I take many snapshots, and use the Kodak software to edit, store, and print them.I am not a professional photographer, but knowledgeable about point and shoot basics.I found this camera as easy to use as my Ricoh 135mm camera, but now prefer this one because I can edit and print the photos myself.

Nice quality Megapixel camera
I think this camera would rate higher if the price were more in line with the cheap 1.3 Megapixel competition. I bought this item for half the listed price, or my rating might be somewhat different. This camera takes excellent photos that will print at near-photo quality up to 5x7 inches. It's not a truly high-resolution camera, but for snapshots, photos for Web use, and even spot photos for press it will do the job nicely. The overall photo quality and color balance is excellent, although images are little grainy indoors by artificial light w/o flash. The impressive thing is that it actaully takes photos indoors by artificial light w/o flash. So far the auto focus has resulted in perfectly focused images every time, with fast exposures that help prevent blurriness from unsteady hands. The macro-focus also results in excellent, sharp images from less than a foot away. The interface is easy to grasp, and not too difficult to set up. I've been very impressed so far with the quality of the images. Read more

Editorial Review

The Kodak DC280 digital camera offers Kodak's intuitive user interface, plus a high two-megapixel resolution and a variety of advanced features. Its 1,792 x 1,200 resolution allows for fine detail even at large image sizes. The Kodak DC280 also includes a 2x optical/3x digital zoom and macro capabilities. The built-in flash comes with four modes including red-eye reduction. Special camera modes include time lapse and burst modes as well as auto and manual exposure settings. Kodak's easy-to-use menu system is one of the most intuitive we've seen in the digital camera realm. The camera also includes special effects (black-and-white mode, sepia mode, borders included, document mode) and auto or manual exposure settings.Read more

Features

• 1,760 x 1,168 maximum image resolution
• 2x optical, 3x digital zoom
• 1,901 x 1,212 pixel CCD
• 1.8-inch color TFT LCD
• Includes 8 MB Kodak picture card

Reviews (113)

Great technology!
I actually bought one of these at a yard sale for 80 bucks, since previously I owned and used a Kodak dc 240.I don't quite know why this series of cameras take such amazingly sharp pictures (my 240 (1.2 MP) takes sharper photos than my 3.2 MP sony!!!)but they just do.The 280 has a more limited zoom (2x as opposed to a 3x), but the picture quality is amazing.You cannot buy a 2MP camera that takes sharper and more realistic pictures than the 280.The new Kodak series with the docking ports are made differently and they are not as good about focusing or sharpness of image.The 280 is a great investment!! I've seen prints from the 280 looking better than some 4MP cameras!! And that's all I have to say about that :)

Great Camera
my dad had baught this camera 3years ago and then recently he gave it to me. itsa good camera, the only thing is, the lense cap keeps comming off. great camera, cheap lense cap.picture quality is good, indoor and outdoor. the only other thing is that when the batteries get low it'll stop using the flash, which gets really annoying sometimes but normally isn't a problem. it can also stand SOME banging around, but not much. oh, and that little plastic covering at the bottom of the right hand corner of the camera peeled off recently but that doens't affect the camera's performance!

This WORKHORSE takes STUNNING pictures!
After much research, I recommended the DC280 for my friend's company almost three years ago, and since then it has taken THOUSANDS of pics, most of them STUNNING good color and clarity. Whether taken inside or outside, of products, people or nature shots, the DC280 seemed to handle everything we threw at it - including getting DROPPED several times and getting WET and DIRTY on numerous occasions (not that I recommend it). Recently my friend bought a Canon G2 and GAVE me his "old" Kodak DC280 - and it STILL takes stunning pictures as if it was brand new! Therefore, if you can find a good used DC280 or DC290 for a decent price, I can GUARANTEE you won't be disappointed with the durability of the camera or the quality of the pictures! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras    2. Still    3. Universal Serial Bus    4. DC, 280, C280, D, C   

Editorial Review

With the Kodak EasyShare DX6490, you can get ultra-close to your subject with its 10x optical zoom. Fully loaded with advanced features, the EasyShare DX6490 also offers a 4-megapixel resolution, extra-large 2.2-inch LCD, and a mix of automatic and manual controls. Read more

Features

• 4.0 megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality prints up to 11 x 14 and beyond
• EasyShare camera dock 6000 included for easy photo transfer and camera battery recharging
• 10X Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon optical zoom lens
• Kodak Color Science Image Processing Chip
• Bright 2.2" (5.6 cm) LCD Display and Electronic Viewfinder

Reviews (92)

Great for Outdoor Photography, Questionable indoors.
I have owned this camera for nearly 2 years now and I can honestly say that it is a good camera for general use but with a few caveats.
FANTASTIC CAMERA BUY IT NOW!
I absolutely love this camera. I take a lot of personal photos of friends, family, and sunsets ect.. and then frame them for my walls.I was paranoid to switch to a digital camera at first. I bought this camera when it first came out a year ago and if anything was to happen to it I would replace with the same one or possibly there new one.
Good Camera, Not So Great Software
My husband purchased this camera for me Christmas 2003.I love to take pictures using my daughter as the subject.This was my first digital camera.I love the quality of the pictures and its ability to capture images in b/w, sepia, color... It is very easy to use.However, the software is not so fantastic.The worst part is that when upgrades to the software become available you have to download them from the computer which takes over an hour.Kodak will not send you a courtesy upgrade cd.I would even pay a few $ for this convenience.They do provide online help where they respond to your email the very next day.I did have loooots of problems with this software and I am familiar with technology.I was impressed when I found out that other lenses could be purchased (I guess it is sort of a SLR camera a little...).I turned off the lights and took a picture of my daughter with her lighted jack-o-lantern for Halloween and took a picture using the night vision and it was so clear, you would have thought that the lights were on.Overall, good camera, not so sure about the software. ... Read more

Editorial Review

For maximum print quality at a minimum price, look no further than the DX3700. With most manufacturers, camera resolution and features go hand-in-hand: basic point-and-shoot models typically come with low-resolution image sensors, while high-resolution cameras are packed with bells and whistles that add to the product's price and complexity. The DX3700 is different. It's a basic point-and-shoot with few advanced features, but its sensor is a high-resolution 3.1-megapixel model for sharp prints at 8 by 10 inches and beyond. If you're looking for an affordable camera that captures sharp, detailed digital snapshots, the DX3700 is a great choice.Read more

Features

• 3.3 megapixel sensor creates 2,160 x 1,440 images for prints at 8 x 10 and beyond
• 3x digital zoom (no optical zoom) with autofocus
• Included 8 MB internal memory holds 8 images at best resolution; expansion slot for optional MMC/SD card
• Uses 2 AA batteries or optional rechargeable battery pack
• Works with optional EasyShare Camera Dock for easy image downloading

Reviews (51)

Excellent, Simple Point & Shoot Camera!
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
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.
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. ... Read more

Features

• 5.0-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 13 x 17-inch enlargements
• Create real Kodak prints anywhere in minutes with bundled EasyShare Printer Dock
• Camera features 3x optical zoom, 1.8-inch LCD display
• Store images in camera's 32 MB internal memory; compatible with optional Secure Digital (SD) memory cards (not included)
• Camera powered by 2 AA-size batteries (alkalines included, rechargeable NiMH recommended)

Reviews (39)

Best camera I've owned...
I bought this camera in mid-2004 when it was the latest thing. Nowadays, when 7.0+MP cameras are everywhere at exactly the same price I got it($305.00), I wouldn't change it for anything. It's easy to configure, and the pictures looks great as digital images and printed. I used it mostly to take pictures of band shows, where people moves often under dark places, and pics were always luminous, crisp and expresive. And not to mention outdoor pictures, I did lots of internal touring around the island and pictures couldn't look any better...!
Good but some flaws.
I got this camera around two months ago and it is great, except for one flaw. There is something wrong with the flash, it is programmed to be on but there is no flash ever. It ruins the whole picture usually. I need help, or I might as well throw this camera away.

Great camera
I've had this camera for a little over 8 months now and i love it!! So far, I have had no problems with it. It is an excellent bargain for price, quality and the various functions. It takes great pics both indoors and outdoors. It also takes decent videos. Battery power lasts long with the Kodak cx7530. I highly recommend it! ... Read more

Editorial Review

With its 24-60mm lens (2.5x), the Kodak Advantix C750 camera lets you zoom in for intimate close-ups and back out again for group shots. For those occasions when you can't zoom out far enough, you can switch to panorama mode and capture that sweeping landscape or get the whole group. Read more

Features

• Features a real-image viewfinder that works in any print format: C, H, or P
• With its 24-60mm lens (2.5x), the Kodak Advantix C750 camera lets you zoom in for intimate close-ups
• Flip-up flash sits up far enough from the lens to help reduce the red-eye effect

Reviews (3)

:-\
The pictures have been quite good, but.... The camera malfunctioned within the first 3 months of use and had to be sent in for repair. My other complaint is that the battery life is really short. The battery generally lasts for 3-4 rolls of film. In my opinion, that is bad. I am careful to keep the camera "off" when not in use and it has been handled with care. I think it's time I went digial anyway. :-\

Lightweight, sharp pics, different modes, but construction??
I purchased this camera for my parents for an upcoming vacation they were going to take.The overall impression was that it was Kodak, came with a better than average zoom feature, provided different modes of APS picture taking and came with numerous rolls of film. Excellent camera for a great price
I received this camera as a Christmas gift last year.I had done research on the internet and knew I wanted an APS camera with zoom capability.At the time, this camera was very hard to find.Read more

Editorial Review

The 2.2-megapixel Kodak DX3600 digital camera is similar to the DX3500, with several great additional features, including a 3x optical zoom (plus 2x digital zoom) and movie mode. It handles like a point-and-shoot, and delivers excellent quality images at a maximum resolution of 1,800 x 1,200 pixels--perfect for e-mailing or prints up to 8-by-10 inches. The DX3600 contains 8 MB of internal memory, plus it features a CompactFlash expansion slot for additional memory. Part of the Kodak EasyShare System, this model is compatible with the optional Kodak camera dock. The dock will upload your photos straight from the camera to your computer at the push of a button, and it recharges the camera batteries while connected to your camera. Read more

Features

• 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

Reviews (113)

Battery Life is Very Poor
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...
Trouble from the start
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...
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 withhandily 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. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Kodak's extremely affordable T20 uses the popular APS Advantix film to provide high quality photos. The camera's fixed focus lens has keeps objects as close as 3.3 feet away in sharp clarity while the flash effectively lights up to 13 feet. The shutter speed ranges from 1/60 to 1/250 seconds to accommodate a wide range of subjects and lighting situations.Read more

Features

• Fixed focus system
• 24mm hybrid lens
• Flash fires in low-light situations
• LCD panel clearly displays shooting mode
• Timer lets you take self-portraits and group shots

Editorial Review

The KB28 camera from Kodak features a 35mm lens that captures portrait and group shots. Point-and-shoot simplicity and the automatic flash let you snap better-exposed pictures indoors and out. The flash also reduces shadows outdoors in bright sunlight and reduces red-eye. The sliding lens cover protects the lens from dust and scratches and acts as an on/off switch for the camera.Read more

Features

• 35mm point-and-shoot camera
• Aspheric lens for sharper pictures
• Automatic flash fires every time
• Large viewfinder for easy shot framing
• Auto-off feature conserves battery

Reviews (4)

Horrible Camera
I received this camera as a present, probably becuase of its inexpensive price.From the very beginning I had problems with it.It is difficult to load, and you can not turn the flash on or off.Half the time it doesn't rewind, and other times it does.The film compartment opens by itself, ruining all of my pictures.I have wasted FOUR WHOLE rolls of used film one way or the other.Today, I am buying a new one becuase I just threw this one against my wall. Lacking a button to activate / deactivate its built-in flash
Since it lacks a button to activate or deactivate its built-in flash, it flashes even you're taking pictures in bright sunny conditions.

Okay as long as you know that everything is controled byhand
This is a pretty good little camera but do keep in mind you have to do almost everything by hand.It has a quick flash and is very inexpensive.Just remember that you have to wind it between pictures and to put the film in and out. ... Read more

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