Kodak Easyshare CX7530

We've had this camera for a while now, purchased from comet I belive, with a photo printer, in a package for around £160, which, nowadays, wouldn't be a great deal, but back then it was. The camera has been a good, reliable camera, with exceptionally good photos for a compact camera. It has a range of good, useful features, including video with sound. So, on the outside, on the front of the camera, you have a wide flash light, two led lights, which I haven't as of yet figured out what it is for, the viewing lens, and the actual lens, and a small microphone. To the left side, there is a DC 3V in for charging the battery, and to the ...  Read the complete review

Well the thing is I’ve never owned a camera. I know that’s hard to believe and sad for a man of 40 but it’s just the way my life has panned out. So when I booked my much publicised trip to New York I simply had to get me a digital camera. Of course, the trouble was I knew nothing about digital cameras. Soooooooo……… I researched the market. This involved scanning several websites, reading the Argos guide to digital cameras (brief but helpful), talking to friends and having a look through “What Camera” magazine. This all sounds a lot of palaver but it was a big commitment and needed to be right. The only drawback with all of this is that I left it to the week ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this camera a few years ago from eBuyer, at the time for what felt like the bargain price of just £100 including an AA battery charger and (huge!) 128 MB memory card. At the time I had many reviews, which seemed to be praising this camera, and focusing on it's small size, so upon receiving the package I was eager to try it out. Despite what I had read I felt that it was pretty large (compared to my expectations anyway), although still a good enough size to make operating it a comfortable experience. Included in the box were the standard accessories; wrist strap, USB cable, A/V cable, a lot of printed instructions, software disk, and (due to it ...  Read the complete review

We purchased this camera around 6 months off a lady who was advertising it in our local paper, for around £40 and it was brand new,boxed and came with usb leads etc. The camera is silver in color and is very light weight to handle. It has 5.0 mega pixels and the picture quality is stunning. The camera has a wide range of features all of which are easy to use and understand. These include 5x digital zoom, handy if you want to capture items far away, as you can zoom in and get in good shot! A 1.8 inch color screen which you can display pictures that you've just taken, can be used day or night. You can protect your most precious images, by locking them, this ...  Read the complete review

It looks good, it's easy to use, it works well. Basically, it's a good camera, at a decent price. I would highly recommend this camera, on the simple basis that while it seems to have a lot of special features, I've had very little trouble getting used to it, and as I've never really used a digital camera in the past, I'd say that's quite an accomplishment for me. With 5.0 mega pixels, it's (apparently) pretty good, and it's just as handy for filming as it is for actually taking photos. Along with the automatic setting, which basically does the work for you, there are also several others, designed specifically for photos of landscapes, sport, or people, and ...  Read the complete review