APS Cameras > Kodak APS Cameras

Not digital but still a good camera

Advantages: Lovely clear photos.
Disadvantages: There is no zoom

...This camera takes 3v lithium Kodak kcr2 or equivalent. I have not bought one for a while as I take it out of my camera when I'm not using it to maximise the life, but I do remember them being about eight pounds but I'm sure if you shopped around you would find them cheaper. It is time to change the battery when battery symbol appears on the LCD display just under the picture counter. Taking pictures The camera lets you take three different ...
...Specifications Film type: Kodak advantix film for colour and black and white pictures. Lens: Kodak Ektanar lens, 3elements hybrid, 24mm. Focus system: Fixed focus. Focus range: Daylight 1.0m to infinity. Viewfinder: Reverse galilean with C, H, and P format display. Film speed: dxix (iso) 100-400. Flash unit: Built in pop-up. Flash range: 1.0-4.0m (ISO 200) Apertures: Fixed at f/6.4. Shutter speed: Programmed 1/60-1/250 seconds. Power ...

Crazykurst 22.05.2006 · Read full review
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Review of Kodak Advantix F 350

A Snappy Snapper...

Advantages: Stylish, good looking, simple to use
Disadvantages: Pricey films and development

This is the third camera that I have owned but most definately the best. I have had 4 years with it now and it has always come up trumps with my holiday snaps and also with photo's needed for business purposes. I will never forget the fantastic holiday spent in Tenerife, the views were magnificent and the weather was glorious. I thought I had captured all my memories on film to treasure for ever. But no, I was greeted with the dreadful news that ...
...I had not one picture from an entire film of 40. It was then that I decided that it would be money well spent to but one of these new APS cameras where the film is easy to load. I made a good choice, the film, although more expensive than regular film, was compact and easy to load. It had an indicator on the outside of the case to show whether the film had been exposed or developed yet, and when processed the pictures came with an index card so ...

princess5581 10.05.2004 · Read full review
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Review of Kodak Advantix C400 AF Camera

Point & Shoot~ That easy

Advantages: Size, Performance, Looks,
Disadvantages: None

...I got the Kodak C300 as a Christmas present approximately 4 years ago and I believe at the time of purchase my parents paid approximately £135.00 for it. **The Box** When you first get this camera you receive it in a gift box which includes the camera, a film, a protective case for the camera, a removable strap and a lovely extensive instruction book. I have to add that the gift box is lovely in which the camera and accessories come in **The Camera** ...
...to it you are sure to be happy with the appearance of this camera. Small in size does not mean that you will be disappointed with the performance. There are only 4 buttons on this camera which control all the features on this camera. A flap at the front of the camera also makes sure that the lens is kept clean at all times and of course you need to make sure that the flap is lifted up before trying to take pictures. Batteries are fitted in at the ...

marcellep 26.08.2005 · Read full review
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Review of Kodak Advantix C 300 AUTO

Take it everywhere

Advantages: distinctive look, very easy to use, lens cover great
Disadvantages: None so far

I was given this camera as a leaving present from my colleagues when I changed jobs, as they knew my previous camera had broken. I loved this camera from the start because of it's unusual appearance. There's no on/off button, you just flip up the front to turn it on. It automatically decides whether you need a flash and it's auto-focus - great for people like me who want to point and shoot. The flipfront is also really good at keeping the lens clean ...
...because it's so obvious. The camera is pretty lightweight - 150g without film and battery - and it's always seemed lighter than any of my friends' cameras, which is all I can compare it too really. It's an average size, 101mm x 38mm x 60mm, if anything a little on the small side. The first thing I noticed was it is very easy to get started with - the instructions are very clear and it's simple to work in any case. The APS film is slightly more ...

swarden 12.01.2006 · Read full review
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Review of Kodak Advantix C 470 AF

APS Camera For Every Occasion

Advantages: Easy to use, really good features & takes top quality photos.
Disadvantages: The Advantix film and developing is much more expensive

This camera is excellent for casual photographers. It takes super quality pictures with little effort. I love the simplicity of this camera, has to be the easiest I have used. It has a rubberised surface which provides a safe grip. I liked the look of this camera, with the flip up flash light. All features are simple but sucessful, you can even change the film in mid-film. The battery in my camera has lasted since I first bought it. Flash helps prevent ...

Alisx 02.06.2006 · Read full review
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Review of Kodak Advantix C700 Zoom Camera