Kodak Easyshare DX 4330

The Kodak Easy Share Dx4330 was the first digital camera I bought. It was 3years ago and was £200 at the time. It still remains my favourite to this day. As affordable digital cameras were relatively scarce at the time I was worried that I would be buying essentially rubbish, however the camera exceeded my expectations in every way. The appearance is pleasing to the eye and the camera has a solid feel to it with no delicate extrusions to get knocked off or annoying spiky bits! It is slightly on the heavy side, and while not anything as heavy as a SLR camera it comes quite close. however this is only a problem with someone who was incredibly ...

I bought this camera to replace my tired old Sanyo digicam (which was working fine, but I felt like a change). What a stupid idea that was - this camera from a supposedly reputable brand is badly built and riddled with annoying faults. First off the viewfinder is blank - you can't see anything through it unless you zoom in, which is hardly ever the case, the dial for the mode selection and turning the camera on is sticky and you have to force it to move, the button for browsing the photos is also sticky and refuses to budge. The quality of the photos is decent but it hates taking pictures in less than ideal light and the general quality of the ...