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- 3.2-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 11-by-14-inch enlargements
- Kodak lens with 3x digital zoom
- 1.6-inch LCD display screen; on-camera "share" button allows you to organize your images for e-mail and printing as you take them
- Store images on 16MB of internal memory or on optional Secure Digital (SD) memory cards (no memory card included)
- Powered by AA-size batteries (alkaline included, rechargeable Ni-MH recommended)
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a good beginner basic or young child's camera
2010-02-03
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We bought this the week my son was born in 2005 because it was cheap & we needed a digital to use with our computer to send pictures quickly. The plastic body doesn't seem too strong, but has held up to being dropped several times by my son. It has basic functions; auto, night portrait, flash settings including red eye reduction & silent video - the video tends to be grainy and you need to hold very still while using it. Using the video you'll need lots of light, this doesn't do well in low light. It's very easy to learn to use, but also limited. If you only need it for snapshots (think Polaroid), it's ok, but there are so many better, smaller cameras available with 6 megapixels or more, with better zoom (look for optical zoom instead of digital zoom) function & better quality photos. The Sony Cybershot series, for example, is very good, as is Canon's PowerShot line & Nikon's Coolpix among many others, quite a few are slimmer & and can fit easily into shirt pocket or clutch. With only 3.2 megapixels, you still can get some decent photographs with this little baby. Over the past few years though, we have upgraded our cameras several times from this one as we quickly outgrew the capabilities of the previous cameras.
I give it two stars because it is limited, basic, the video is silent & grainy and this camera burns through batteries faster than other compact digitals. I had to change batteries every 3-4 days. Save your money for a more recent compact digital that will give you better photos and not drain your batteries so quickly. I would highly recommend investing in a set of Sanyo Eneloop rechargeable batteries. I've been using them in my larger, more energy hungry cameras & they last a long time, longer than Energizer's NiMH rechargables. Next to the compacts available these days, this one just doesn't stand out.
This little Kodak is now our son's & he loves it his first camera. He is not quite 5 and loves taking pictures of everything - kind of like me with my 110 film camera when I was a kid, except with no expense of film & developing! |
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Works OK, but just for a short time before breaking
2009-11-04
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| I purchased this camera a year or two ago as a gift. She has only used it a few times. One day, it abruptly stopped working. Batteries were changed, etc., but the camera was just plain dead. It was not abused, so we are at a loss to explain why it went "patas arriba." Very disappointing. |
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Great camera overall
2009-08-22
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| I bought this as a gift for my nine year old daughter. It's great. Not complicated to work at all. Bought it used and still in great working order. Only negative is that it doesn't have a button to zoom. You have to use the display (instead of the view hole) and then you are able to zoom. It took us a little while to discover this. |
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dont use the zoom
2009-08-03
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| I have had this camera for 3 yrs now and like it for the most part but hate that you cant zoom in and have a picture turn out, everytime I have zoomed in for a picture it has NEVER turned out the pictures ALWAYS look grainy and look like its raining ! and its not good for moving objects its too slow! |
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Nice for 1st time users or beginners
2008-04-23
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I bought the Kodak CX7300 about maybe 5 yrs ago and it is great for first time buyers and if you do not want to capture action shots. The pictures turn out great if you are close up to a subject or outside. Action shots don't come out very well because of the slow shutter speed and the zoom is very grainy when picture is developed. It also takes too long in between shots. Overall a good first timers camera.
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