Kodak Advantix F600 Zoom camera

The Kodak Advantix f600 with zoom. My eyes wondered of their own accord, until they drifted onto a camera called the Kodak f600. I walked to the counter and said....How much for the f600? £80 the sales assistant replied. Instantly i jumped at the chance to have a camera with a 2.0x zoom for only £80! I never looked back on buying this Kodak, with its silvery gold shine to it......until i met the bill for developing. .THE CAMERA. The camera itself has a very nice silver tint to the outside finish, with a few setting buttons on top of the camera. The camera is very easy to pick up and to hold, it has a comfortable feel about it. ...  Read the complete review

This camera is one of the best camera's I have ever owned. The Kodak Advantix F600 has auto focus a motorised zoom, automatic flash with red eye reduction and a flash ready light. You don't even have to load the film yourself it's all done for you with it's motorised film transport system. One of my favourite features is the 30-60mm zoom lens; this is a fantastic feature, as you can bring your subject nearest or further away from you. It has a real image view finder, so you won't have any problem focusing your subject. It also has a self-timer feature, and a LCD display panel. Also with it using the APS system when you ...  Read the complete review

I bought myself an APS camera about a year ago and opted for a Kodak one. I did this because Kodak are well known for film so I presumed they make good cameras too. It is a nice looking camera. Finished in Silver with a retractable zoom lense, it looks a lot more expensive than the £100 I spent on it. The corners are very smooth so it sits nicely in your hand and is about the size of your average compact 35 mm camera. It is also a very lightweight camera for its size. Film auto winds as with most modern cameras so there is no chance of forgetting to do this. It has a built in flash for when you are snapping in low level light and a point and ...  Read the complete review

This Kodak is a welcome departure from the flip-up style of camera recently favoured by the company. Its simple design translates into a superbly easy to use product which may disguise its wealth of features. Aside from the 2x zoom feature, there are five flash modes, a focus lock and a timer together with the date and time imprinting and choice of three formats standard on APS cameras. Loading the camera is simplicity itself, although the usefulness of the mid-roll rewind feature is somewhat negated by the fact that a partially exposed film may not be reloaded at a later time. The picture quality is equal to that of any 35mm I have seen, with picture depth and ...  Read the complete review