Getting Your Kid Into Digital Cameras

Advantages: Features Like Any Regular Digital Camera
Disadvantages: 16 MB Internal Memory and No Zoom Capabilities

...plugged into the side to keep game noise to a minimum. Some of the VTech Kidizoom's additional features include: .3 megapixels with an 1.8" color screen Double viewer or LCD screen for easy photo taking Connector cables for TV or PC hook-up Photo editing capabilities SD card slot for extra memory Three preschool games Changeable faceplates 16MB internal memory (200 photos or 5 min video) Parents who bought the VTech KidiZoom Digital Camera praise its solid structure. Children who received this camera as a gift were very pleased with it. Some users mentioned that the camera is too dim in low lighting, and the videos are very low resolution, but that those things were expected from a child's camera. In all the KidiZoom is a wonderful camera for young photographers to learn with, and the games and special image effects add to...

bennyong 21.12.2008 · Read review
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More hassle than value - the Kodak Z1015 IS Digital Camera

Advantages: Good range, lightweight & portable, price
Disadvantages: slow, limited, struggles, pointless

...KODAK Z1015 IS easyshare digital camera: PRICE: I have seen these on ebay from about £120 but expect to pay around £160 The specifications for this camera are very good especially for the price, it exhibits great range for wide & telephoto picture taking making it suitable for both portraits & large groups/landscapes even within close proximity. Full List of Specs can be found here: Kodak?s official website http://www.shop.kodak.co.uk/store/ekconseu/enGB/pd/ThemeID.3925900/Z1015ISDigitalCamera/productID.147404500 I was really looking forward to buying this camera expecting it to be better than my previous point and shoot the Kodak DX7590, unfortunately this is not the case. The point and shoot cameras do have their limits as far as handling goes & I fear that this has actually gone beyond that; meaning...

dragonsurge 14.11.2009 · Read review
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Review of Kodak EasyShare Z1015

One of the First Digital Memory Card Cameras

Advantages: Easy to Use and Very good battery life
Disadvantages: No longer produced so can't be bought new

...mine in 2000/1 and it cost £110 brand new. It was alot of money but there was a big hype to get the digital camrears it didn't matter. I got the memory card free with it which is a smart media 64Mb card. **Whats Right With It?** It can take clear pictures pictures and is alot better than a film one. It can all be saved and backed up safely onto a computer and also edited on the computer. Your possibly wondering why i'm giving this 3 stars because i've written loads of "whats wrong with it" but it is a great easy to use camera. It survived a great life with birthday parties, holidays and everything but it needs retirement and you would be better buying another newer camera for your money **Whats Wrong With It?** Its old fashioned, its heavy and its pretty huge. Its very out of date compared to what you can get on the market. It...

scotlandizdabest 15.08.2007 (13.08.2007) · Read review
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Kodak DX 3500 and Camera Dock

Advantages: Ease of use, picture quality, looks
Disadvantages: none

...the picture on a TV Picture quality is great with good colour balance. The 3x Digital zoom works but with reduced picture quality, better to go for an optional 4x zoom lens. There are wide angle lenses available, they fit on the camera lens via a converter. The standard lens has a 38mm / F4.5 focal length. When you have taken your pictures slot the camera onto the Camera Dock press a button and the pictures, via the USB, will transfer to your computer. The DX 3500 comes with software/drivers on CD. The software lets you view the pictures, zoom rotate etc. The camera also appears as a device on the computer so you can Copy and Paste pictures direct from the cameras memory. If you have a memory card in the camera you can select which picture you would like to be printed via Kodak, also an option in camera. The manual in the box...

StackemHigh 11.07.2001 · Read review
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Review of Kodak DX3500 Digital Camera

Not really exciting, but a brilliant memory card

Advantages: Lots of storage space, completely reliable, great connectivity, dirt cheap
Disadvantages: None

...Of all the products you can buy over the internet, memory cards are about the dullest you can find. There really isn't a whole lot to get excited about. In fact, the ideal memory card would be one you could just slot into the camera and forget about. And this one does that perfectly. Sandisk are widely recognised as the leading manufacturer with regards to memory cards, and their SD cards are particuarly good. This is one of, if not the, largest Secure Digital card Sandisk sell, and it works perfectly. The card is as reliable as a wood burning stone - it never fails, just keeps ticking away in the background, doing it's job. In fact, you hardly ever need to pay it any attention. It doesn't encounter difficulties with anything, be it technical faults or connectivity, taking it all in it's stride, and with so much memory, you can snap...

jonwebb5 05.08.2008 · Read review
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Kodak M853 Red digital camera

Advantages: Great looks, brilliant quality of images, various settings,
Disadvantages: Could have more internal memory.

...the image you take is not blurry. -Close up: Used for subjects close than 28 inches (70cm) -Portrait: Used for full frame photos of people or other subjects -High ISO: Capturing images in low light conditions is completed easily. - Video The only disadvantage I can see with this camera is that it doesn't posess a lot of internal memory, however, most digital cameras don't. A memory card should be purchased to slot into the side of the camera, because the internal space isn't sufficient. I would recommend this digital camera to a first time digital camera buyer as it is easy to use and good quality for money. Or similarly, a student that requires a stylish and lightweight digital camera for uploading images onto the computer....

Penelope343 21.06.2008 · Read review
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Review of Kodak EasyShare M853

Kodak CX4300 Digital camera.

Advantages: Light-weight, compact and easy to use.
Disadvantages: You will need to get regargable batteries for this camera.

...to buy rechargable batteries so not to waste money in the long run. The built in 16 mb of memory holds around 45 photos on the lowest setting, and 15 or 16 on the highest. A secure digital (SD) or multimedia card (MMC), which can be found cheap now will help to storage more pics. A 64mb SD memory card will storage 125 high quality pics. The camera really shines when it comes to sharing prints over the internet. with one click of the button, the camera loads the photos to the web with ease. Downloading pictures onto your computer is also a snap. The software that kodak include is really very easy to use and you has an automatic update as well. my opinion is: Though not the most technologically innovative camera on the market, the CX4300 meets the needs of the casual camera user as well as the more experienced user who wants to...

Dawnlb 08.08.2003 (09.08.2003) · Read review
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Review of Kodak CX4300

Memory Card Recorder

Advantages: Everything, its perfect
Disadvantages: None, Zilch, Zip

...This Memory Card Recorder realy is a complete and utter god send. Are you tired of always missing youre favourite TV shows not becuase you havent recorded them but simply because you dont have the time to watch them due to a busy life. Well this little gem may be the technology angel that you have being looking for. LOOK: Firstly this memory card recorder looks astonishing. It is a metallic silver with a black front whch is extremely small, light and compact. This piece of technology will be able to stand anywhere in your home and will definetely not look out of place. This recorded will fit in almost the tiniest spaces with ease and will look extremely sleek and modern. Ease of Use: Simple, what more can I say. Plug it in and tune it to the channel u want to record, press one button and away you go. Well I forgot to mention...

KPN7 02.07.2007 · Read review
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Owners opinion of the Kodak DX3600 digital camera

Advantages: Easy of use, reliability, strength, and picture transfer.
Disadvantages: Battery life can be a bit short and may suffer from residual charge memory which degrades battery life and necessitates complete discharge before the batteries can be fully re-charged

...is so dam easy to use I could take a picture of a UFO and never notice, and got to admit when it was field tested my twitchy mouse finger proved I had more than just two left feet. I?ve tried a few and to be honest (admitting this really hurts) most designs are to techie and not suitable to general heavy usage due to an obsession with miniaturization that often results in any knock or bump becoming expensive. The Kodak?s shape, protective auto-shutting lens cover and curves all contribute to a strong outer shell that looks and feels study enough to take it. Picture capacity coming as standard with the built-in 8Mb internal memory storage allows up to 48 good quality images and easy image preview via a back panel display. If like me you're just plain greedy it also has a built-in Compact Flash Card port which I use for my 128 Mb Flash...

see-search.com 05.02.2003 (06.02.2003) · Read review
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Review of Kodak EASYSHARE DX3600

Guide to Digital Camera Storage Cards

Advantages: cheapest memory solution, compatible with MicroDrive, non-proprietary (unlike MemoryStick)
Disadvantages: usually supplied compact flash cards are never big enough...

...This op might seem slightly off topic, as I intend to compare all the various formats of storage media on the market, rather than purely concentrating on compactflash cards (and not just Memorex ones either). Along with the number of megapixels your digital camera has, the single most important factor in deciding which camera to buy has to be storage media for the camera. Now admittedly the manufacturers always give you a very stingy storage card, in my card a 3.3 MegaPixel Minolta Dimage 5 was delivered with only a 16 Mb Sandisk CompactFlash card, which is not even bigger enough to house a maximum resolution RAW image file (ca. 18Mb). I had also hoped to include a definitive list of which manufacturer uses what, but that is not such as an easy task, as with the exception of Sony, using their proprietary Memory Stick memory, most...

Morgenhund 06.01.2002 · Read review
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