Kodak Easyshare C360

Kodak Easyshare Z700

I bought this camera recently because I need to take good close-up photos of things I've made (I do all sorts of crafts - jewellery making, card making, woodwork, needlework, etc), and my old camera just wasn't up to the job. In two years of practise I haven't been able to get a good close-up photo of anything! My boyfriend had the Z700, I'd actually read about it when he was thinking of buying it and asked my opinion of it and I thought it sounded a good camera, but didn't buy one then. Recently I got fed up of not being able to take clear photos of my crafts, as I participate in an online forum and wanted to show off my work, not to mention get my website up and running and selling ...

Kodak Easyshare Z700

had this camera about 12 months now, excellent all round. video resolution is great and on a 1 gig card (SD)which are as little as £12 you get 1 hour's video. there are loads of features, night shot, museum, too light, not enough light. overall, if you are an amateur like me then the auto mode is perfect, point and press. i have a small tripod ...

Kodak Easyshare Z650

a custom mode to select the correct setting for the environment (night, party, indoor, sports, snow etc). There is also a handy one touch picture transfer which is the Easyshare . The red eye setting I have found not to be so useful and on editing the photo with Kodak software provided, the red eye was not totally removed. The lens cap is not best designed and in just two months the springs managed to come loose and the lens cap no longer attaches. The design of the camera is good with a neat pop-up flash and compact button layout. The zoom button could be larger though especially if like me you have large hands! The lcd screen is a good size and you can switch ...