Kodak EASYSHARE C310

Advantages: easy to use,excellent first digital camera
Disadvantages: limited features,looking a bit dated

...of your hard earned dosh.The Kodak C310 is at the lower end of the Kodak range but that is what makes it an ideal first digital camera. **** The company **** Kodak is a northern American company and has been linked to photography for over a hundred years. They are a well known brand and have established a well trusted brand over the years. With the advent of the digital age Kodak have began to leave the traditional film market to concentrate on ...
...means of the thousands of Kodak photo kiosks they have situated in retail outlets throughout the UK. **** The product **** The C310 is an entry level camera which is similar in size to a traditional 35mm camera (great for people who have large hands and don't like the minute sized Japanese products that are available today.).It is powered by 2x AA batteries and you should find this product retailing for between 50- 70 pounds making this product ... Read review

Advantages: Great camera, bargain price, easy to use inc uploads
Disadvantages: May not be good for pros, needs a memory card

...that most of the yellow Kodak packaging is actually just for protection. The thing fits snugly into the palm of one hand. Good start I guess, although the chance of losing something so small is only a marginal risk (with £80 of stuff on your arm you tend to watch it closely). The first thing you do is put on the cord that you can hold it with (this just goes on the side so you can hold the thing over your wrist) and then turn it around a few times. ...
...or it could be the Kodak Colour Science that is proudly boasted about on the box. Whichever it is, I only ever take pictures of the kids, and that is only when really pushed by relatives to show them how the youngest is growing.... and I do mean really pushed, and this camera is great value for the quality I get. On top of the camera you get the 'take picture' button and a small circular dial that turns to select the camera modes. You get various ... Read review

Advantages: Quality Photos, Easy to Use, Value
Disadvantages: No Case, Supplied with Non Rechargeable batteries

...batteries, a strap already connected, Kodak Easyshare software, A cable to connect to USB and a manual. Having popped the batteries into the camera it was very simple to use, set the dial to the camera logo and point and shoot. By default the camera is set to 4.0mp and auto setting so it's point and shoot out of the box. The photos taken in all light levels were excellent and the flash seems quite powerful. The camera also seemed very light making ...
...for black & white and sepia which is pretty cool. You can also lower the quality settings and adjust the colour balance should you so choose. Although there is no optical zoom, at £40 I don't think there is any justification in complaining about this and the digital zoom is more than adequate for the needs of most people buying a camera in this price range. Now a lot of reviews complain that it only takes about 15 photos at 4.0mp. While this is ... Read review

Advantages: Cheap and incredibly simple to use
Disadvantages: only 15 pictures at 4 MP

...Then I stumbled across this Kodak EasyShare C310 for a mere £57.60 (including delivery) with 4MP and a whopping 2in screen. My new toy arrived yesterday and, helped by my three year old, I tore into the box. Included were the batteries. This was very important as the number of times childrens toys that arrive without batteries is incredible. We always buy a bumper pack of batteries before Christmas but I hadn't thought of that yesterday and the ...
...Well, it wouldn't have been a pretty sight, I tell you. There was also an instruction manual in many different languages, the CD-ROM to set up the software on the PC (which actuall I was meant to look at first and go throught the short step-by-step tutorial on said PC but I looked at the camera first because it's more fun). My new shiny camera is very nice to look and and surprisingly light after the old film camera. The turn around dial on the ... Read review

Advantages: Easy to use, produces excellent quality photos
Disadvantages: Uses batteries quickly, doesn't come with a camera case

...don't like them! The Kodak EasyShare is a camera that comes with software, so you can install it on your computer and store all your photos. First of all, you take photos, then transmit them to your computer. They will then be stored on your computer. It is VITAL that you remember to UPLOAD your photos to Kodak, because if your computer crashes you may lose your photos ( I learned this from bitter experience). Once you have uploaded your photos, ...
...The great thing about Kodak is that they do such a large range of accessories, so you can buy matching accessories such as camera bags, travel kits, memory cards etc. However, I was a bit miffed that it doesn't include a camera case. The disadvantages are: A camera case is not included. You will have to buy a memory card too, as it won't hold many pictures or videos without one. It uses batteries quickly. The batteries it uses are expensive. ... Read review