The Kodak DX3500 (2.2 m pxl) is a pleasure to work with and is as simple to use as the advert portrays. A week prior to buying the Kodak, I purchased my first ever digital camera, a ‘cool cam’ don’t know what make it was, couldn’t find anything on the packaging! At £100 I didn’t consider it to be cheap, and although I knew it wouldn’t give me top rate quality, I was very disappointed with its confusing controls and poor quality pictures. All of the pictures came out with vertical lines running down them. I took it back to the store and exchanged it plus an extra £150 and walked out with my DX3500. I had been expecting to pay ...  Read the complete review

I had never used a digital camera before now and apparently, with this model, you can't go wrong. I didn't need to put in a compact flash card in to store pictures; it did it already with 12 piccies at best quality and 30 pictures at good quality. Just pick up the camera and start snapping straight away. There are two different types of settings for picture taking, close up and panoramic. This makes it almost foolproof. The Kodak transfer dock makes it a dream to use. This is a relatively new idea with this kind of dock that is permanently ready to transfer pictures at the touch of a button, but it works so well. You just place your camera ...  Read the complete review