Kodak Easyshare DX3700

Kodak's DX3700 digital camera (724 words)
by clairep4 - written on 04/03/02, updated on 21/05/02 (Useful, 360 readings)
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arts student who is actively encouraged to use digital photography, I wanted a camera that was easy to use and could take close-ups to show details of surfaces etc. The Kodak DX3700 is what I ended up with, so here's my op: Digital cameras go up in price according to the resolution in terms of pixels per inch. Basically, the higher the number of pixels, the better the quality of picture you will get. More pixels give you more detail - if you take a photo of something on a low-resolution digital camera and then want to blow it up to an enlargement or even to a poster-sized print, what you will see as the print gets bigger is less detail and more of those square ...

Kodak Easyshare DX3600

Kodak DX3600 - Not worth the money (364 words)
by whitelizard - written on 17/07/02, updated on 17/07/02 (Useful, 334 readings)
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Because of my job I require a Digital Camera that can take close up pictures of small objects. Before buying this Kodak model I had owned another Cheaper Kodak model (£170.00) which did not do what I required or took take decent pictures. I put this down to the fact it was a cheap model. After saving up some cash I had £300.00 to buy a new camera with. Upto now I had using two Fuji film cameras off friends one model which cost £150.00 and one that cost £200.00, both of these cameras did what I needed and produced some stunning pictures. Since I had £300.00 in my pocket and both these cameras where cheaper I was positive that new £300 camera would be brilliant. So ...