Kodak Easyshare CX7220

Kodak Easyshare CX4330

The Kodak CX4330 Zoom is a great buy as it is on offer at staples for £200 which is £125 cheaper than pcworld. This offers great pixel quality giving excellant results evan at poster size. The zoom is a great feature as it can be done by the lens or some software within the camara. However with the quality been so great you ...

Kodak Easyshare CX4300

taken. The pictures look fairly bad quality when you look at them on the camera, but the quality improves dramatically when you upload your pictures onto your computer. The Kodak Easyshare software is provided with the camera and is easy to install and use. You only need to connect one cable from your camera to your computer and the pictures upload effortlessly and quickly and all you need to do is sit back and wait. The picture quality was definately an improvement on my rubbish disposables and the camera wasn t particularly more difficult to use than my disposables but was a lot more versatile. However, it still has its downsides. First of all, it doesn t have a ...

Kodak Easyshare CX4300

prefer to copy/move/delete the image files as though the camera was a separate drive (which is how the PC recognizes it when it's attached via USB) rather than use the Easyshare software - this is an EasyShare camera by the way. This might come in useful if travelling, as it makes is simpler to e-mail your images to yourself/friends, and then free up your memory again. However, I doubt I'll ever use the EasyShare methods - if you're a technophobe then I guess it'll be useful. You need to check with other users to find out what their opinion of it all is. As for the video out feature, this is really handy should you be taking the camera to someone ...