The great Kodak EasyShare C613

Advantages: image quality, simplicity, cost.
Disadvantages: no optical viewfinder

...First impressions: Kodak have created another little gem with the new EasyShare C613. First impressions are very good indeed. It's fairly compact and easy to handle. It is simple in design but feature packed for the price. Picture quality: At 6.2 megapixels it's great for snapshots. The pictures are colourful and sharp and really good quality considering the price tag. Features: A good set of features including colour modes (sepia, black and white), multi zone auto focus, variable self timer and an image stabilization mode. Add a 3x optical zoom lens and a large 2.5" lcd screen and you have a camera matching the quality of more expensive digital cameras. Ease of use: This camera is very easy to use. Kodak have even included a 'Help' button, which is a handy addition. The menu system is easy and the menu screen is pleasing...

A-J-B 15.01.2009 · Read review
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Kodak EasyShare LS755

Advantages: Easy to use and large screen
Disadvantages: Complicated Cables

.... The huge 2.5inch LCD screen is embedded into the body, making it seamless, as are the buttons. Not only this, but the back is a very cool black colour which just makes this camera fantastically appealing - it's cool and different from every angle. The camera features a Schneider Kreuznach lenz (a very good brand), which zooms up to 8X optically and many many more times digitally. The controls are easy to understand, comprehendible selections can be made using the very nifty joystick. Kodak have also provided the user with many settings to play with, including custum settings ranging from optimal 'candlelight' photographs to 'bright snow' scenes. Not only this, but fully customisable settings, allowing advanced user customisable adjustments of brightness, flash intensity, flash type (red-eye et cetera) and picture quality (5.1 - 1.1MP). Not...

hysteriak 31.05.2006 (23.06.2006) · Read review
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Review of Kodak EasyShare LS 755

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

Kodak Easy Share C613 camera and G610 printer dock

Advantages: Very simple to use, good quality photos
Disadvantages: None

...I was very impressed when my hubby bought me the G610 easy share printer dock along with the easy share C613 camera for xmas this year. He has no idea about technology and does not normally surprise me with anything like this! I used the camera straight away, fortunately he had the foresight to buy a memory card as this was the only thing not included in the package and the camera memory alone only holds about 6 pictures. It was very simple to use, press the on button, turn the dial to auto, point and shoot. The viewfinder is a decent size and it is easy to view pictures taken and delete the ones you dont want. The printer dock I tried later and again it could not be any easier. The instruction book is thick but only the first 18 pages are in English. Pictures show exactly what to do and I printed my first picture within minutes...

jessica.rabbit 22.03.2008 · Read review
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Kodak quality but with a price that disguises the excellence

Advantages: Excellent design making it easy to use, great value for money, great optical zoom, well built
Disadvantages: Careful of the lens cap being on when you switch it on as once and your lens cap is broken

...My wife has never really owned a great camera but I had recently purchased her a Casio that she loved and this got her more into her photography so when we were going on our honeymoon I simply had to get her something to make the most impressive photos possible. The Kodak Easyshare ZD710 is a small camera (in comparison to many with this standard of optical zoom) which packs a lot of punch. The camera is very well designed and allows for the user to have a very comfortable experience when taking photos and is well put together so that you don't always worry about fingerprints on your screen, lens, etc. I am a fan of this camera with little things like the flash being able to be put away easily when not needing to be used but then easily able to be called open with the flick of a switch. The zoom buttons are perfectly placed allowing...

tangoman1984 28.10.2009 · Read review
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Review of Kodak EasyShare ZD710

Kodak easy sharec530

Advantages: easy of use, small and compact
Disadvantages: camera only supplied so have to buy accesories separate

...Really pleased with this camera, was bought as a 2nd camera but we use it all the time. Very easy to use and good clear pictures. Best to use rechargeable batteries as it drains normal batteries really quickly. Was expecting a carry pouch to come with it, but unfortunately it doesn't. Easy to use pc program which automatically opens once the camera is plugged in. The kodak website offers great ideas and products for your pictures, i even got 20 free prints on purchasing the camera. Its so easy to use my 5 year old daughter can use, which she loves doing. video recording option which is easy to use, but obviously uses a lot of memory. Not much internal memory so therefore a memory card needs to be bought....

lkwm1981 13.07.2007 · Read review
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Kodak ZD710

Advantages: Great features and refurbised price is great!
Disadvantages: No case or Sd card supplied

...Ok, I admit it, I don't know a whole lot about photography, but my first camera was a kodak M753 and the kodak easyshare software realy impressed me. So when I "misplaced" my camera on holiday, I searched around for a new kodak from the Easy Share series. One camera on the kodak website realy stood out for me, the ZD710. It seemed to offer all the advantages of a top of the range camera such as a large zoom and high ISO technology, without the huge pricetag. You can purchace a new one for around £120 from respected sites but I noticed the refurbished models on the kodak website. These cameras are ex-display or ex-demo that have been checked for scratches or faults by kodak. They are then cleaned and sold for a reduced price. You could pick one up for about £85. Now, onto the camera. It runs on 2 AA bateries and is not to heavy...

Orangeman19 12.09.2008 · Read review
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Review of Kodak EasyShare ZD710

KODAK EASYSHAREZD710

Advantages: Picture quality and excellent zoom lens
Disadvantages: The lens cap is easily dislodged

...I too bought this camera recently and its great. Comfortable handling, controls are easy to understand and use and it takes fantastic pictures. Having a viewfinder is so much easier to take good pictures. I have been using a Nikon Coolpix and must admit when I first got it (bought online) I was disappointed it did not have a viewfinder. Taking pictures when it is windy is well nigh impossible without a viewfinder, however, I persevered and although the Nikon takes good pictures and is handy to snap away then pop in your pocket, I still missed a viewfinder. With the Kodak having both options, by screen or viewfinder I am really enjoying my new hobby of photography. The Kodak's zoom is excellent and image stabiliser very effective in windy weather. I bought a refurbished model and so far no problems at all. Absolutely delighted....

20Carleton 15.09.2008 · Read review
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Review of Kodak EasyShare ZD710

I Hope I Don't Drop This One!!!

Advantages: really easy to use, great value for money, great picture quality
Disadvantages: doesnt come in pink

...friendly, because there is nothing worse than having a camera which is really hard to operate. When we were at Curries looking at the different cameras they had on display, a member of their staff approached us and asked what type of camera we were looking for, we told her what we wanted the camera to have and what price we were willing to pay it. She showed us a few different cameras which all differed from one another, and after about 20 minutes of comparing the different cameras we decided to buy the Kodak Easy Share M883, because it looked the easiest camera to operate and it has an amazing 8 mega-pixels. The best thing about the M883 was its price tag. We only paid £129.99 for it, it had been reduced in their sale from £249.99, which hubby and I thought was an absolute bargain. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ What Does it Look Like...

just.bcoz 13.11.2007 · Read review
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Kodak EasyShare 5300 - cheap printing

Advantages: Good results, scanning & printing in one unit, cheap(ish) to run
Disadvantages: Quite bulky to accomodate

...When it comes to choosing a new inkjet printer, you really are spoilt for choice. Add in the need for an all-in-one offering, for scanning as well, and things can become a little more complicated. Kodak plan to change this by introducing the EasyShare 5300 to the market. This is a really smart looking inkjet, in a nice white and silver finish that would not look out of place next to an iMac (though it will of course work with any Mac or PC). It offers the ability to scan, print from a selection of memory cards, and of course is a normal inkjet printer. It sports a 3-inch colour LCD screen, borderless printing, and claims of upto 32ppm in black and white, or 30ppm in full colour, which is pretty impressive. Paper and inks are where the 5300 really excels. On the paper front you have two trays, one can be kept loaded with upto 100 A4...

davomrmac 30.07.2008 · Read review
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