Great camera, wish i still had it! (Kodak Easyshare C875)

Member Name: munchkin-bitch

Product:	Kodak Easyshare C875
Date:	10/02/08 (37 review reads)
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Advantages: quality brand, easy to use, sharp images,

Disadvantages: slightly heavy, a little chunky but benefits far outweigh the cons

I bought the kodak easyshare c875 last year from a Currys store. it was one of the cheapest at the time for the amount of megapixels, and cost me around £130.00. The salesperson did try and push the photo printer station onto us, saying that it would give us the optimum quality photo, but i think he was just after the sale. the pictures have been more than adequate from my pc printer and local printing shops.

I enjoyed using this camera alot with my 2 young daughters and took to taking it out with me in my handbag anywhere i went to get alot of pictures of them. unfortunately just before my son was born in january my eldest daughter trod on my handbag getting out of the car, and the camera died-the screen went blank with a big black streak though the middle (although i did try and take a picture and the camera did still work, but without the display you couldnt aim the camera, as theres no viewing hole.

Unfortunately i couldnt stretch my budget to buy another one of these, but i would have if i could so instead i chose one model down-7 million megapixels only £59, still Kodak and it seems to do a great job too.

This was a great camera, wish i still had it!! only small complaint i had was that it was a little heavy and quite thick, but the next model down is actually lighter and a bit slimmer, but slightly lower megapixels, which will affect the picture should you wish to print a large copy of it.

Summary: buy it!!

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