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The DX4900 has automatic and manual settings that cover everything from color, focus, sharpness, and burst mode to ISO, white balance, and shutter speed. Its six resolution settings mean you can pick the right size for your needs, from e-mailing to enlargements. With the KODAK EasyShare Camera Dock system, your pictures are transferred from your camera to your computer at the touch of a button. Now you're ready to e-mail your pictures to family and friends, create prints using KODAK Inkjet Papers, and share your memories. Plus, the dock conveniently recharges your camera's battery pack so you'll always be ready when the next moment to remember arises. Newest Review: ... when most other camera were proudly boasting their pathetic 3.1mp, there was this Kodak, sitting there with 4.0 proudly ... more |
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Price Comparison for Kodak Easyshare DX4900
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PowerSmart Battery Charger for KODAKKAA2HR,K4500,EasyShareCX4200, ...
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Read Reviews for Kodak Easyshare DX4900
by - written on 11/04/03 (Very useful, 215 readings)
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So, after years of living in the analog photography world, being held hostage to the photo processors charging for me to remember my holidays, over Christmas I go and take the plunge and buy myself a digital camera. I had an advantage at the time - I was in the US, where the roads are wider, the grass is greener, and the prices are cheaper... But which one. Such as dazzling array. megapixels, optical zoom, digital zoom, compact flash, memory sticks... what to choose. The first thing I wanted was a standard memory card format. That rules out sony with their memory stick, a proprietry format that may or may not succeed. (we all know that Sonys ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/01/03 (Very useful, 457 readings)
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Christmas 2002, running into the January Sales 2003, just the right time for big boys' toys, and me and Mrs D flash the plastic in an extravagant gesture designed to bring endless pleasure to our hedonistic sides... Or, Mr and Mrs D go Xmas shopping... In the dog end days following the temporary flush of excitement which always comes with the Yuletide festival (why do we always fall for the marketing ploy?), me and Mrs D decided that the time was right to treat ourselves for a change, as we'd got a fair bit of dosh put aside, just going to waste and were eager to avail ourselves of some nice new shiny bright goodies. All was quiet and ... Read the complete review
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