Advantages: receive the benefits of digital photography
Disadvantages: you'll probably still want to buy a digital camera later

...If you do not own a digital camera but want to receive the benefits of digital photography, then I strongly recommend that you try Kodak picture cd. Take your film in to your regular Kodak developer to be processed; add "Kodak picture cd" to the regular developing instructions. When you receive your developed prints, you will also receive a cd that contains all of your pictures. Simply put the cd into the cd-drive of the computer; instructions will pop-up onto the screen and lead you through your options. It is an excellent way to organize and store your photos, but I enjoy the enhancement options. You can crop your photos, remove "red-eye", add captions, and so much more. When you are done, you can email photos to your family and friends, display them in an online photoalbum, or even print them out on your computer (remember to use... Read review

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Advantages: Reliability, durability, high speed rated
Disadvantages: Not the cheapest, but certainly not overpriced

...I have used around 20 Kodak blank cds now and not one has been wasted. They were all written at 12x (under 10 minutes to record a full cd), with not a single error. Durability looks to be good with the Kodak Infoguard data protection system. I've used the cds for both audio and data. The cds even play perfectly in car cd players and portable cd players. Best of all though, there is no price premium to pay for this quality. I purchased 50 cds for under £20, which really makes you think twice about buying sub-standard unbranded cds. I compared these Kodak CDs with more expensive Freecom ones, and as far as I can see there is absolutely no difference. If anything, the Kodak cds appear to be more durable. The cds have a silver upper surface with a Kodak logo and lines for writing the contents of the cd. The recordable surface is a greeny... Read review

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Advantages: nice colours in natural light
Disadvantages: colour-casts in mixed light

...Ok, just to make this clear first: Kodak NC and Kodak VC are two very different films: Kodak VC: VC stands for vivid colours and I would recommend this film to anyone who wants just that; vivid colours. I just want to mention that I have experienced some trouble such as colour-casts when just this film with mixed lighting (flash and natural light). I would not recommend this film to anyone who is to take for example portraits within an environment with say both tungsten and natural light. Though in natural environments this film gives an outstanding result, with bright beautiful colours. Kodak NC: NC stands for natural colours and I actually prefer this to the Kodak VC. I have never experienced any colour casts as I have with the VC though I think both of these films are kinda high in contrast and I would not recommend them for like say... Read review

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Advantages: ok if you have a higer spec machine.
Disadvantages: not so good if you dont have a fast pc (it wont work on it )

...Kodak ez200 Nice little camera if you have the latest p.c. I only run a Pentium 200, as it is all I need I have had the machine for 4 years now without any problems, Until I bought the Kodak ez200. The camera MUST be connected to a p.c. with at least a 266 with MMX. otherwise; it will not function properly. Do not get me wrong the people at Kodak and staples where I purchased the camera were brilliant, but the camera does not have a lot of technology inside it. So it relays on the power of your processor to help it along. As the person at Kodak pointed out the ez 200 tries to work like a web cam all the time, even when you are downloading snap shots. Looks like ill have to spend a bit more on a better camera, most digital cameras on the market only require a Pentium 90 so I wont have to many problems finding one.... Read review

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Advantages: Access to pictures on CD
Disadvantages: Poor software, big price

...The software included with the Picture CD is very poor indeed, and takes a long time to load up, even when fully installed, on the computer. The idea behind the CD is good, and you do get all of your photos on CD. However, if you have access to a scanner and a CD writer you supass Kodak's efforts without even thinking about it. I very rarely access the software on my CD, and simply open the CD in explorer to get at the actual photo files. The CD was a big disappointment, and I would certainly not waste my money on it again.... Read review

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Advantages: Quality
Disadvantages: Can buy cheaper

...Kodak CDRS are excellent quality, I have enough confidence to buy these CDRS in bulk, They work every time, they have a fast access speed and have the Kodak scratch card which protects the disk from scratches and finger prints, so the finished CD will last longer, They may not be the cheapest but the quality is worth paying for as you end up with a lot less defective copies. Every one who needs to buy CDRs should buy these as the quality and performance is the best. Each disc is quarantined, so you will have no problems with them.... Read review

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Advantages: Perfect pictuures from home
Disadvantages: none

...Since getting our new printer recently, we decided to change our printer paper for a better quality. Whilst looking around in PC World we came across the Kodak Picture Paper and decided to give it a go. As most of you might know from my other reviews I love my pictures, so this was a great buy. Kodak Picture Paper = Kodak Picture Paper can be used on all inkjet printers including some of the best-known printer manufacturers such as, Epson, HP, Canon and Lexmark. You can get this paper in a number of different sizes and finishes. With both sides useable this paper is great. The code for the Kodak Picture Paper I am reviewing is PP-1-A Sizes and Finishes Kodak Printer Paper, as stated above comes in all sizes and finishes at a range of different prices. All of which you can buy in different amounts... Read review

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Advantages: price, extremely user friendly, and excellent picture quality
Disadvantages: more optical zoom may have added more benefit

...I have only ventured into the digital camera market twice since last year and both of these occassions have been to buy a Kodak camera. I weighed up all the pros and cons, benfits and features and decided Kodak was the ones for me. This model, the DX4530, has excellent picture quality and is so user friendly / easy to use that you can take it out of the box and start clicking away from the off set. With the benefit of movie capture - with audio - and the 5 million pixels you cannot go wrong. I bought this model for my team at work and it has not let me down ever. What you will need to remember is the memory card as the 5million pixels eats up lots of memory on the camera so I would recommend a minimum of 128mb, ideally 256mb. What would be good would be another x1 zoom added on like the previous kodak model I purchased as a gift... Read review

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Advantages: good looking
Disadvantages: not very many setting that you can change

...The Kodak DC 4800 is small, good loking and very light. The Kodak DC 4800 has a 2.3 megapixels CCD which takes pictures at a resolution of 1,900 by 1,220 but can be reduced to 800 by 600 to reduce file size and fit more pictures onto the camera. There is not enough settings that you can change really apart from the "Flash Mode". The camera has a zoom function which is digital not optical. I found the camera very easy to use, and I am very good at computers (for a 13 year old, I'm not exactlly Mr. Microsoft) so anyone who wishes to pay £350 for a camera will find it easy to use. The pictures that I have taken are very good compared to the budget cameras like the Kodak EZ200 or the Cool I-cam. There is a clear difference in colour between itself and the Cool I-cam, the colour is more bold and sharper. For £350 I would not recommend... Read review

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Advantages: Great quality pictures
Disadvantages: Very slow to download

...I bought a Kodak DC210 plus ,as I wanted a digital camera and trusted Kodak would be a safe bet.I looked at a few other around the same price range but liked the way the Kodak looked, and I knew Kodak was a good name. It takes great pictures,what you'd expect from a digital camera and it came with a 8mg card which stores 56 standard qauality and 12 full quality pictures.I went out and bought a 32mg card which stores 256 standard and 112 high quality which means a hell of a lot of photos,so if your'e going on holiday and are worried about having no space left on the card,this helps. Downloading was very slow especially if youv'e got lots of photos to put on your PC.So I bought a USB card reader which downloads them in seconds.(this was £50) So although a great camera,I needed to buy extras which bumped up the price,reasonable price... Read review

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