The family friendly camera (Kodak Easyshare CX6330)

Member Name: JoeAshmore

Product:	Kodak Easyshare CX6330
Date:	04/08/05 (83 review reads)
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Advantages: Very simple to use, takes alright photos for its price

Disadvantages: Quite cumbersome, quality could be miles better, quite slow

The Kodak easyshare range certainly isn't aimed at the proffesional studio photographer, but this is where its main strength lies. The DX6330 is certainly a click and shoot camera, and this makes it ideal for holidays or family events, where you would simply want to document the events without fancy focus knobs or filters. It also comes with a software package, which provides a basic editing program, meaning that just about anyone can produce a decent looking photo.

The trouble with this camera is that good unique photo opportunities could be mised with its slow reactions, i.e. there is a delay between pressing the shutter release and the photo being taken. The quality of the image is also low at only 3.1 megapixels, but for its target market this is really all that is required.

If you have had a chance to come in contact with this model you will notice that it is a hefty piece of camera, and will not fit discreetly into a top pocket or handbag. Also, Kodak charge extra for a carrying case, so this is to be beared in mind when purchasing this camera.

That said, this camera seems to have got the ease of use and results down to a tee, and this makes this camera very good for amateur photographers or families.

Summary: This camera is really easy to use and produces good results despite slow reactions.

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