Kodak Easyshare DX3900

Kodak Easyshare DX3900 Zoom Digital Camera ------------------------------------------ I bought the Kodak DX3900 in January from Dixons. It cost about £300 (with the Easyshare camera dock), but it really did turn out to be worth it. I was too lazy to get films developed, but wanted good quality photographs, so on the recommendation of my Mother (who has a DX3600), I bought this one. This camera features 2x optical and 3x digital zoom (a total of 6x zoom) which is great for long distance, or high detail shots. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE CAMERA DOES NOT ALWAYS COME WITH THE EASYSHARE DOCK! ? The dock on it?s own costs about £50 from all decent electronics / ...  Read the complete review

Kodak DX3900 Digital Camera Introduction After a couple of years using my company's Olympus C-920 Digital Camera for both business and personal use, I decided it was time I purchased my own camera. I wasn't ready to make a purchase just yet but when I saw a newspaper offer for the Kodak DX3900 at a local store, my curiosity was piqued. Normally, I don't particularly rate Kodak for digital imaging prodocuts - my experiences, reveiws I have read and opinions expressed by other camera users have led me to a conclusion: While Kodak produce reasonable products, they are often over priced and of inferior quality to ...  Read the complete review

Kodak seem to have shot themselves in the foot in the fact that they don't provide TWAIN drivers. - Advantages: Nice Style - Disadvantages: No TWAIN, No TWAIN, No TWAIN