Features

• 4.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 11 x 15-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 2.0-inch Super Bright LCD display
• BSS (Best Shot Selector) automatically selects the shot with the sharpest focus from a series of consecutive images
• 15 different Scene modes, four with Scene assist
• Powered by 2 AA-size batteries; stores images on SD memory cards (10 MB internal memory included)

Reviews (23)

Outstanding Performance for the Cost
I have been waiting for a new digital camera for under $150 - that didn't seem cheap or a questionable off-brand.I've owned and used several models of digital cameras, largely HP and Kodak for the last decade.In this one I wanted a camera that would interface with several different computers without difficulty (which the HPs often would not) and that did not use an unusual storage media (which the Kodaks did).
Incredable pictures, amazingly easy!
For me, the mere idea of buying a camera petrified me. I am not at all savy on this sort of technology & I was extremely worried that I would not get a good quailty easy to use camera.
nice camera but a little slow
this camera was a gift and is completely fabuolous for a first camera. I feel like a whole new world of pictures is now opened to me. the picture quality is great. everything is above and beyond expectations. the only qualm I have is between pictures and other functions it is very slow. By that I mean it take's a while to load the next function you want to use ... Read more

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

• 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

Reviews (2)

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

• 4.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 11 x 15-inch prints
• 4x optical zoom; 1.8-inch LCD display
• 0.4 inch Super Macro mode; VGA (640 x 480) Movie Mode with sound
• ISO range of 64 to 400; 16:9 Widescreen for full-screen viewing on widescreen TVs and computer monitors
• Powered by 2 AA-size batteries (2 alkaline batteries included); stores images on SD or MMC memory cards (16 MB MMC card included)

Reviews (27)

Excellent Picture Quality
I owned, and loved, a powershot A400 so it was an easy decision to upgrade to the 430 when I wanted to move to a higher resolution camera.I actually purchased 4 (yes I was that impressed with my old A400) with the other 3 being Christmas gifts for my family.
Nice, Average Camera
I bought this camera for my boyfriend for Christmas because it was affordable and it was a Canon!It takes great pics and videos (though I still can't figure out how to add sound).It has a defect though I'm afraid.It won't turn on until we flip the batteries.I'm sure its a minor thing and it really doesn't affect anything.It runs batteries down pretty quickly, but it's small, compact, and takes amazing pics!

fragile
Bought this for my 14 yr old son. He dropped it on carpet last weekend with the telephoto lens out (taking video) and that was it. It may be inexpensive to buy, but it sure wasn't inexpensive to fix (warranty doesn't cover it). We were hoping for a little more than 4 months use. I am afraid of the lens problem Canon seems to have, but it took really nice pics and was easy for a kid (and non-digital parent) to use. Wish Canon wouldn't use cheapo plastic on otherwise great camera. ... Read more

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

• 4.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 11 x 15-inch prints
• 4x optical zoom, 9-point AiAF, 13 shooting modes
• Large 1.8-inch display; D!GIC Image Processor for faster speed and vibrant colors
• Print/Share button for easy direct printing and downloads, plus ID Photo Print and Movie Print with Canon CP printers
• Stores images on SD or MultiMedia Cards (MMC); powered by 2 AA batteries

Reviews (132)

A520 Lens problem
I have owned several Canon digital cameras and like them very much.I purchased the A520 as a gift for a family member.After several months the lens cover problem that everyone writes about started happening.It would stick paritally open or closed or all the way open.The key word being stick or stuck.I took it to a Canon Service Center and they repaired it under warranty.After trying to use it for the 1st time several weeks later the lens cover was stuck open and would not budge.I took it back to the Service Center and they repaired it again.While looking at the paperwork after the repair they stated courtesy repair only and not under warranty.It was under warranty and had 90 days from the date they did not repair it the first time.After emailing Canon they said to just email them if I have a problem and they would see what they could do.Very POOR.I like Canon digital cameras but wish I had never purchased the A520.I bought it because of it's low price, which was a big mistake.

A Mistake
This is my third digital camera, I bought it after my tot dunked my previous camera under water. I did a lot of research before I bought this and it was highly rated in Consumer Reports.
Great Value..Until the lens locks up
I'm getting ready to purchase my third powershot and feeling like a glutton for punishment. My first, the A510 was awesome, took great pictures and never gave me a problem, then it got stolen. I immediately tried to replace it, but could only find the A520. All went well at first, the same ease of use (although the night shots/redeye seemed a lot worse). The lens cover would sometimes get snagged and remain open, but I was always able to help it along with a finger. I was still happy enough to buy into aproprietary option like the underwater housing($150), but then the lens mechanism froze up completely and would not extend, and the display seems frozen on the canon splash logo.
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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.Read more

Features

• Camera's 4.0 MP resolution captures enough detail for photo-quality prints up to 11 x 15 inches
• All-in-one kit includes the Kodak EasyShare Z700 zoom digital camera and Kodak EasyShare printer dock series 3
• Camera features 5x optical zoom and 1.6-inch hybrid (transmissive/reflective) display
• Advanced manual and custom controls include selectable aperture priority and shutter priority and full manual mode
• Printer dock series 3 charges your Kodak camera battery in 3.5 hours or less

Reviews (9)

Great for the first 8 months or so
Aside from the fact that the camera was eating batteries like they were M&Ms (no matter how powerful the battery -- even rechargeables), we were very pleased with the camera and dock after receiving it as a gift right after Christmas.I hadn't had good experiences with Kodak's digital cameras previously and was excited that they had improved so much!
You Won't Be Sorry
I bought the Kodak Easyshare Z700 Digital Camera and Kodak Printer Dock (Series 3)a month ago and I am blown away by the beautiful pictures I can take with this camera and the ease of printing them with the printer dock. This is my first digital camera and I was afraid that with my limited knowledge, I would really goof everything up, but this camera is practically goof proof. The printer is equally easy to use. Don't be afraid of this camera and printer if you have no experience with a digital. If I can do it, anyone can.

Super easy to use camera & printer
Love this camera and printer. The most simply camera and printer to use that I have ever purchased.Wonderful color prints. I have several digital cameras and this is by far my favorite. Great protective coating that is on prints. You can handle the photograph immediately when it is finished printing and it does not harm you photograph. Highly recommend this bundle. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Kodak EasyShare Z700 4.0 MP digital camera features 5x optical zoom for tighter shots and the Kodak Color Science chip for richer, more accurate flesh tones. Read more

Features

• 4.0 MP resolution captures enough detail for photo-quality prints up to 11 x 15 inches
• 5x optical zoom and 1.6-inch hybrid (transmissive/reflective) display
• Advanced manual and custom controls include selectable aperture priority and shutter priority and full manual mode
• Continuous MPEG-4 compressed video with audio recording during video capture
• Powered by 2 AA-size batteries; accepts SD/MMC memory cards

Reviews (33)

Battery hog, very frustrating!!!!
I haven't learned how to use all the features on this camera, but I'm sure when I do there won't be nearly enough battery power to actually do it. This camera will run about a half hour on fresh batteries, and then it just turns off. I thought it was defective, but a camera guy told me the Kodak digitals are like that. I would recommend a different brand with a special battery pack, not one that runs on two AA batteries. I'm going to try rechargables just to save some money, but this will never be a good camera for trips or outdoor stuff. Also, it sucks at landscape pics, bright colors (such as sunrises and sunsets) appear washed out and pale. Even a bright fuschia forest-fire sun is an anemic pale yellow (maybe that's just a digital thing).

Bad performance. It turns off suddently at the 2nd. day.
I think Kodak is not a good brand for digital cameras. They always have some functional problem...This camera looks like a cheap material, it's heavy and not handly. I don't recommend this product. Also, the second day that I received it, it started to turn off by itself... I'm still waiting for my money back... I hope this bad purchase finish in good terms. In CONCLUSION: Do not buy Kodak Digital Cameras any more. This is my second experience with the brand...So, belive me...it will be a problem in the short term.
Great camera for larger hands!
The Z700 is easy to use and comfortable in my hand. Although the flash is bright, the accompanying software takes the red out of eyes with the click of a mouse. My kids enjoy using the camera as much as I do. Loading the pictures onto the PC couldn't be easier! ... Read more

Editorial Review

It doesn't get much better or easier than this. The Kodak EasyShare C310 4MP Digital Camera with Kodak EasyShare Printer Dock Series 3 can get you started instantly on the path to creating great digital photos and videos from the palm of your hand. Featuring Kodak's world-famous color science that will consistently deliver you rich, vibrant colors, the EasyShare C310 is part of Kodak's EasyShare family, which means that sharing your creations is only a button away.Read more

Features

• 4-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 11-by-15-inch enlargements
• Automatic scene mode function for optimum shots with crisp, accurate detail
• Includes EasyShare software to edit, organize, print, and view slideshows on your computer
• 1.6-inch color display to view your shots
• Automatic scene modes provide the perfect settings every time

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

• 4.0 MP captures enough detail for photo-quality 11 x 15-inch prints
• Schneider-Kreuznach C-Variogon 3x optical zoom lens
• 256 MB internal memory stores up to 1500 favorite pictures
• 3.0-inch (7.6 centimeter) rotating touch screen and stylus
• Wireless for instant sharing with included Wi-Fi card

Reviews (18)

AWESOME
i love this camera. I got it as a gift from my mom. i love it so much. video... pic....e-mailin picz away from ur computer. It also comz with an awesome leather case.... and wi-fi card
sweeet
this camera is awsome HUGE lcd screen that is easy to see even in bright light and the screen is protected when you close it and i love the rotating screen because if you are taking a picture of u and some friends you can rotate the screen when your taking the picture so you can make sure you arnt cutting any one out and make sure you all look good. i like how it comes with a big internal memory 2 thats cool. the only bad thing is its weight but that doesnt really matter,its still small.i must say i am pleased with my purchase.

nice
This camera has many interesting functions like wireless and touch screen, and it's good at taking big scene like the sea. The color of the pictures is heavy, so the picture may looks a little "powerful". The shortcoming is the machine is of some too heavy, and slow. In short, it's worth the price. ... Read more

Features

• 4.1 MP CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 12 x 15-inch prints
• Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar 3x optical zoom lens; 1.5-inch LCD
• Real Imaging Processor LSI allows for fast start-up and shot-to-shot times, plus extended battery stamina
• Stores images on Memory Stick media; features 32MB internal memory
• Powered by AA-size batteries (alkaline batteries supplied); up to 500+ shots per charge with NiMH batteries (not included)

Reviews (64)

White Screen of Death Problem - Reset solution
There is a workable solution to the white screen of death problem, as offered by A. Jacobe as a comment to Rachel Ellen's Sept 4, 2006 post. This is a good camera when it's working but unfortunately, while within it's Sony warranty period, my S40 suffered 3 episodes of the white-screen-of-death (apparently, based on other reviews, this is not an uncommon problem and is seemingly, a design/software flaw that Sony is not acknowledging).This problem relates to the LCD screen turning white and the camera becoming inoperable. Changing the batteries does not fix this problem. I sent the camera for warranty repair twice. First time back (diagnosed as "Main Power Flex" problem), the repaired S40 lasted less than a month. After the second repair (diagnosed as "battery door problem"), the white-screen death appeared again within one week! By then, I knew that I either had a lemon or that the authorized Enfield, CT, repair facility wasn't good at what they do. I also did not want to spend any more time and money sending it in for a futile 3rd repair. Wish I had read Jacobe's resetting tip earlier - would have saved me all the needless aggravation. Jacobe's solution is to reset by pressing all 3 buttons on the back of the camera(MENU; Display/LCD on/off; Image size/Delete) simultaneously while turning on the camera. This is a workable but short-term solution as the camera, with its integral flaw, will continue to "excite" with the unpredictable white screens of death. Imagine having the paparazzi shot-of-the-century just a click away and your S40 coughs up a white screen and refuses to work. Time for me to get a new digital camera.

Camera DIES after a year!!!!
I get a white screen now and cannot take pictures. I have to bang on it a few times and it'll come and go. I've only had this camera a little over a year and it's already dying on me. Ridiculous. I see many others have the same problem.
GREAT DEAL
A few years ago this was an awesome camera, and the only reason it should be considered mediocre by the average user is because of the availability of higher megapixels and better (slimmer) design in newer cameras. But, as a camera in general, this one is great for snapshots and everyday use.I wouldnot be searching for a new one had a friend of mine not dropped this one in the toilet!It even survived many intoxicated nights out...I highly recommend it! ... Read more

Features

• 4.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 12 x 15-inch prints
• 1.8-inch LCD display; 3x Fujinon optical zoom lens
• Super CCD sensor enhances vertical and horizontal resolution, color, and more
• LCD's anti-glare coating increases visibility in direct light
• Powered by 2 AA batteries; stores images on xD Picture Cards (12 MB card included)

Reviews (5)

If life was a great deal like this camera is
.... then we would all live happily ever after.Seriously speaking though, i just want to strongly recommend this camera to anyone out there looking for a begginer-first time "digital" Camera.IN fact, i would even recommend it to those with prior digital camera experience since the deal is just too good to pass by.I bought one and after buying one for myself, i have decided that iwill be buying some more as christmas gifts.I luv this camera! Way better then Koda* cameras. The look and feel are so modern its just a simple sexy camera!

B+ camera; very good, almost great
Just wanted a decent pocket size camera with better features than the typical bottom end price points to take along on my frequent trips without adding more weight.This fits the bill.
Won't find a better camera at this price
First off, I must say I have warm feelings about the Fuji brand. I owned a finepix 2600 and a 2650, and they were fabulous cameras; served me very well. I'm a bit rough on things (like cameras), so I never feel good about spending a ton of money on things that might break;These cameras are inexpensive gems. My first FinePix made it through the mountain bike trails [Translation: can take rough handling] of Colorado just fine. Unfortunately, the sandy beaches of Oregon [Stay away from sand] proved to be too much for the worm gear on my zoom lens. My second camera recently died after a fall from a great height. But before expiring, these 2 Megapixel beauties cranked out literally thousands of great shots. Now I've replaced them with the A400. My opinion? It's just like the 2600/2650, but with twice as many pixels! Quality pictures. Easy to use. Very similar interface, but with some pre-programmed modes (Like portrait, sports, night) that tweak the auto function so that these exceptional situations will turn out better. At this price point, no other digital camera can compete. Simple as that. The memory card from my 2650 works just fine in the A400. From the easy-to-use main menu, I can change image quality to fit more pictures on the card, or I can make the pictures easier to upload to the web by changing the pixel density (I still have dial-up!). It's easy to dump pictures I flubbed. The comment (see reviews) I read about having to turn the camera off to switch from image review mode to image capture mode is really just a user error--lightly touch the shutter button to exit the picture review mode. It's easy to transfer your pix to the computer; the software and hardware they ship with the unit can be deciphered in about 2 minutes. You won't get to work for National Geographic using this machine, but you will be able to fill up a couple of impressive scrapbooks. And one more thing: Using the camera in movie mode (Especially if you move it around) creates wonderfully nostalgic pictures akin to the 8mm home movies of the sixties. (No sound, for sure, but that's why I own a digital movie camera!). Have fun! (And don't over-buy!) ... Read more

Features

• 4-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 11-by-15-inch enlargements
• 6x optical zoom; 3.4x digital zoom
• PictBridge compatible; 1.5-inch TFT LCD screen
• Store images on xD Picture Cards (16 MB xD card included)
• Powered by 4 AA-size batteries (alkaline included; rechargeable Ni-MH recommended)

Reviews (31)

Good quality close up shots but shutter speed extremely slow
The shutter speed on this camera is way to slow. In my opinion, this camera is good only for still, close up shots. I'm going to return it. Very disappointing.

extremely good for non-action shots
We bought this camera online, refurbished.Everything functioned correctly. It does not offer shutter speed adjustment, which is the only thing that annoys me, because the camera chooses slow(er) shutter speeds, unless you point the thing directly at a lightbulb. (Which, I might add, it took an excellent picture of) So action shots are not it's specialty. However, macro shots, and pretty much everything else works great.

great for non-action shots
I bought this camera to replace a Kodak that was stolen.I bought it because it had (at the time) a higher than normal zoom (6x) and got decent reviews.After owning it for a year, I can say definitively that I LOVE it for macro shots and still photography.I HATE it for 2 reasons- it has an electronic viewfinder and not just a lens viewfinder and I HATE it for taking pictures of anything requiring any kind of quick response- the shutter takes around a second to respond and you will miss MANY shots.This is just not acceptable for me while trying to take pictures of my kids.For the first time in my life I am looking to buy another electronic item without the first one breaking, being stolen, or being outdated!If you only want to take still shots, this is a great camera.But if you want to take any pictures that include movement- find something with a quicker shutter response time. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Nikon adds more megapixel power to its popular 2200/3200 models with the Coolpix 4100. Featuring the same stylish, comfortable grip, the compact Coolpix 4100 has a 4-megapixel resolution as well as an internal 14.5 MB memory, which enables you to shoot pictures when you've filled your SD memory card. Other features include Nikon's exclusive one-touch red-eye fix (using the included PictureProject software), 3x optical zoom lens, movie mode with audio, and 15 versatile scene modes (for with Nikon's Scene Assist function). Read more

Features

• 4-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 11-by-15-inch enlargements
• 3x optical Zoom-Nikkor lens combines with 4x digital zoom for 12x total zoom
• One-Touch Red-Eye Fix feature; movie mode with sound; PictBridge compatible
• Store images in 14.5 MB internal memory or optional Secure Digital (SD) cards
• Powered by 2 AA-size batteries (alkaline included; rechargeable Ni-MH recommended); connects to computers via USB

Editorial Review

The Kodak EasyShare C330 4MP Digital Camera with Kodak EasyShare Printer Dock offers users the point-and-shoot convenience of a robust, fully automatic digital camera. With the C330, users can take advantage of a full array of 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

• 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 (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

• Remanufactured to like-new condition; 90-day manufacturer's warranty
• 4.0-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 11-by-15-inch enlargements, 8.3x optical zoom, 4x digital zoom
• 15 versatile scene modes automatically handle focus, exposure, and white balance
• Store images on 13.5 MB internal memory or use SD memory card slot
• Powered by EN-El1 Lithium-ion rechargeable battery

Reviews (6)

Picture Perfect!
I have previously owned a Samsung Digimax UCA-3 and found the pictures to be less than acceptable and the battery life short, at best. I saw this camera and being familiar with Nikon (I own a Nikon FE SLR) I decided to take a chance. WOW! This camera takes great pictures, the colors are crisp, the image definition is great and the zoom is better than any other digital camera I have used. I also bought 1GB card which I really recommend as the amount of memory of the internal card is limited and the 1GB card can hold up to 1,000 pictures.
Excellent, easy-to-use camera
I bought this camera in preparation for a 4-month trip to Europe, and it has served me very well. The picture quality is excellent, the zoom is amazing, the battery life is good (I've never had it run out on me, and I usually use the camera all day and recharge at night) and the camera is very easy to use. My only minor complaints are that when the flash is off, pictures often come out blurry. But that's it! Otherwise, it's a great camera, and well worth the money.
Really Cool Camera
Hey, I had never had a digital camera and I wasn't looking for anything fancy.I was afraid of spending money on something that I would probably hate.But this camera is everything one could hope for.It takes great pictures once you get the hang of it.I only read a few pages in the manual and I was off!It is very easy to use and it takes amazing pictures. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Canon's PowerShot range of cameras has always been strong, and the PowerShot 400 continues that tradition. The 4 Megapixel Canon PowerShot S400 digital camera is capable of taking still images at 2,272 x 1,704 pixels--enough for a good quality A4 print. Resolutions go down to 640 x 480 for images you might only want to look at digitally. You can also capture video at 320 x 240 and 160 x 120 pixels.Read more

Features

• 4.0 megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality prints up to 11 x 14
• 3x optical zoom and 3.6x digital zoom (10.8x total)
• Stainless steel shell; up to 3 minutes of video with sound
• Compatible with CompactFlash Type I cards; 32 MB card included
• Powered by rechargeable lithium-ion battery (NB-1LH ); connects to PCs and Macs via USB 1.1

Reviews (318)

Canon makes good on problems
I've had the Elph S400 for 3 years.It took excellent photos though its movies were pretty grainy.I also experienced the "memory card error" problem which caused it to cease functioning.But Canon has a recall program for this camera and will send you a mailer to return it to them for repair if you call.No mechanical product is perfect and all you can ask for is good service if it fails.I got it.

A Great, Convenient Little Camera
My wife and I bought this camera as a wedding present for each other for use at the Guest Book signing table at our wedding, and we took it on our honeymoon.
Neither fix works on my "memory card error"
I loved this camera for almost three years, until the famous "memory card error" struck. After taking the camera apart and removing/reinserting the battery, AND after holding down the Menu button to restore default settings, the "memory card error" message is still there.
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Features

• Factory reconditioned - 90-day warranty from Nikon
• 4.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for for photo-quality 11 x 15-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom through a quality Zoom-Nikkor lens (zoom is equivalent to 34-102mm in a 35mm camera)
• 1.8-inch LCD display; exclusive Nikon In-Camera Red-Eye Fix
• Powered by AA-size batteries; stores images on SD memory cards

Features

• 4.1 MP CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 12 x 15-inch prints
• Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar 3x optical zoom lens; 2.0-inch LCD
• Real Imaging Processor LSI allows for fast start-up and shot-to-shot times, plus extended battery stamina
• Stores images on Memory Stick media; features 32MB internal memory
• Powered by AA-size batteries (alkaline batteries supplied); up to 500+ shots per charge with NiMH batteries (not included)

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Great camera with lots of features
Reasons to buy it:
More than great for a point and shoot camera
I bought this camera back in September when it was new for $200... Now I see that the price is a mere $140. Wow! Point and shoot cameras go down in value quickly! I originally wanted to get a film SLR camera but I didn't know much about cameras and I needed something quick and easy to pick up and learn. And at that time the cheapest film SLR was also $200. I figured I'd probably be spending more on film and developing in the long run so I just got this camera instead. It came with 2 regular AA batteries, an AV/USB cable, a thin cotton sleeve, carrying strap, instructions, warranty info, and a cd rom.
For a "novice" like me
I really enjoy this camera;mine has the Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens.It works grewat- be sure to use the Memory Stick PRO media.A great reasonable priced camera. ... Read more

Features

• 4-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 11-by-15-inch enlargements
• Konica Minolta GT APO 12x optical zoom with CCD-shift anti-shake system; combines with 4x digital zoom for 48x total zoom
• Fastest autofocus in its class (May 2004); captures movies with sound; PictBridge compatible
• Store images on Secure Digital (SD) memory cards; 16 MB SD card included
• Powered by 4 AA-size batteries (alkaline included, rechargeable NiMH recommended)

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Better than its peers
one word to describe this camera would be "QUICK" startup. battery life is excellent. LCD(not optical) viewfinder is a cool addition. though autofocus is a little slow under high zoom, i like the other features. simplicity is what you will find when you operate the software. it is a very good buy compared to similar cameras with 12x zoom with Anti-Shake. 4MP is a little low for big natural scenaries, but it suits me just fine. i shall always recommend this camera for beginners and intermediate photographers.

Consider another brand
I have owned this camera for 16 months. I'd guess I am an average user in respect to how often I use the camera. I have taken extremely good care of it. Not a single mark on it. One day it just stopped working. Wouldn't turn on. It's currently at Minolta to be fixed to the tune of $160. Personally I find this unacceptable. My suggestion is to look at other brands.

Too many bugs!
The biggest problem with this camera is the focusing apparatus...much too sensitive and frequently does not work.The pictures are never as clear as my SLR Canon and I shall go back to that.The viewer is entirely too small and difficult to see whether the clarity is truly there.The wide angle adaptor lens is also not productive.Especially annoying with the camera is with a small group of people at relatively same range of distance......most of them are out of focus (and, yes, I did focus on the one at mid-range.The company at 47th street disregarded my request for a new operator's manual and suggested I get one through Google......fine, but I couldn't download it onto a disc with my limited features on my computer!Writing to Konika Minolta in New Jersey over three months ago brought no satisfaction from them, either.Incidentally, I misplaced the operator's manual while returning from a painting trip to Florence, Italy the early part of October 2005.Nothing but frustration with this Konika Minolta and the representatives! ... Read more