Kodak DC3400 Reviews

~ Introduction ~ Around a year ago, I became a little fed up with the process of getting camera film developed and the associated costs, so I decided that it was time that I got with the times and went searching through various catalogues and shops for a digital camera that would suit my requirements and expectations. As most of ...  Read the complete review

This is a great camera for a first time digital user. Depending on what you pay for it (I had mine through Ebay for about 150 gbp, refurbished with a year's warranty) it does offer good value. The zoom is a little limited but does the job - don't expect too much. Macro is one of the main drawbacks, get in too close and all ...  Read the complete review

Nice looking, easy to handle and easy to use. This is another quality digital camera from Kodak. It’s design and looks come mainly from their DC280 digital camera. As most will know using a digital camera usually gives you a shutter lag time from when you click on the button to when it is ready for use again. The DC3400's shutter lag is ...  Read the complete review

I have the Kodak DC 3400 for about 6 months now. It is comparatively cheap, rugged, and has enough features for the amateur digital photographer. You can get good detail at the higher settings but the lower settings are good only for display on the monitor. You get only 12 shots on the supplied memory card at the highest settings. ...  Read the complete review