Kodak Easyshare C1013

I got this camera in a package with a photo printer last Christmas from Curry's. The camera in itself is not too bad, it has a good resolution at 10.3 megapixels. The 3 times optical zoom does its job but the camera can distort the picture on anything zoomed in much more than this. The camera also has many other useful functions including video. The other functions on this camera allow for high and low light conditions, snow, sunsets and fast moving pictures among other things. The flash can be set to on, off and red eye reduction and the camera has a handy timer too. Photos are easily downloaded to the included Kodak Easyshare ...  Read the complete review

I've had this camera for about a month now and am so glad that this is the one I chose. It is my first digital camera - before that I had a film camera that I refused to get rid of as I have fairly shaky hands when it comes to taking photos and didn't want blurry photos. This camera is fantastic though. For a start, it has an anti-shake/blue setting, which is very useful. Also, it has a very large screen at the back to view what you are taking. There are a lot of different settings on the camera and it is very easy to get to the right one. You might or might not be able to see from the picture that on top of the camera, there is a dial. You turn ...  Read the complete review

Just point and click, it really is almost as simple as that. The basic info is- price £59.00 - 10 mega pixels, 3xOptical zoom, 2.4 inch LCD Screen This is an easy to use digital camera, great for you average everyday user. It looks neat and tidy, the screen is big in comparison to other cameras I've found in this price bracket. And the buttons on the back are simple to use and not at all fiddly. The picture quality is good, all pictures are sharp and clear, even those taken using the zoom feature. Other features include a self timer, video mode (for short video's) auto face focus and image stabilisation. The playback is good, although ...  Read the complete review