Kodak Easyshare CX4330

I received the Kodak EasyShare DX4530 for Christmas 2003. I was very pleased with the item for the following reasons: Picture Quality - The quality of the pictures is amazing! For such a small and cheap camera you are able to take 20"x30" sized pics. Because of this, I have it set to the lowest quality which is the same except around A4 sized. I am extremely pleased with this. Storage - The camera has 32Mb internal memory which doesn't seem much but this supplies enough space for 78 quality pictures. This means I have no need to throw money at extra memory! 3x Optical Zoom - The optical zoom is great! You get superb quality ...  Read the complete review

Ease of use: It's child's play... Features: Pretty good video/sound simultaneous recording feature, though you need a memory card to record any acceptable length of video. All the usual other stuff; the optional docking port (w/ rechargable battery) is very useful. Build quality: Ah... this is where the camera fails, my old Sanyo digicam felt like it could survive nuclear warfare; this camera has biiig scuffs, an ill-functioning viewfinder (blurry and fixed at an awkward perspective), and a sticky rotary dial. But then it's been skiing, and to the Sahara. So maybe it could be forgiven. Just. ...  Read the complete review

The Kodak CX4330 Zoom is a great buy as it is on offer at staples for £200 which is £125 cheaper than pcworld. This offers great pixel quality giving excellant results evan at poster size. The zoom is a great feature as it can be done by the lens or some software within the camara. However with the quality been so great you will need to buy extra memory as the 16mb card is no good as you can only save 4 print at top quality, so i would buy a 64mb card. ...  Read the complete review