Kodak Easyshare M320 Reviews

I must admit that when it comes to technology I hate buying new products as I find myself overwhelmed by jargon, and baffled by extensive lists of product features. So when it came to buying a new digital camera in December 2009 after I managed to drop and smash my previous digital camera (from the top of the stairs to the bottom) I ...  Read the complete review

I recieved my Kodak easyshare M320 as my 18th Birthday Present and was amazed at how simple this camera is, it's a 9.2 megapixel camera, it does have a small built in memory but SD cards are pretty cheap and come in a huge range of sizes. It does have quite a good zoom but only in certain functions, for example i find the zoom to be ...  Read the complete review

This camera is a brilliant, easy to use camera, with a variety of functions to play around with! This was my first proper digital camera, and I like the no-nonsense-ness of it. It has the capacity to record video clips which in my opinion are of pretty good quality, for both visual and audio. Turning the dial at the top of the ...  Read the complete review

I have had this camera around two years now, it was my first digital camera and initially I was very pleased with it. It took photos I wanted. However, I have noticed a lot of my friends cameras in a similar price range, which take much better quality pictures. I have gradually started to unlike this camera because of certain aspects. ...  Read the complete review

I've had this camera for a couple of weeks ago, after my old easyshare camera got broken. Rather than go through the rigmarole of selecting a whole new camera, I simply got the upgrade to the 9.2 megapixel model, from my old 7.2 megapixel model. I found this product to be very easy to use, and anyone who has used an easyshare ...  Read the complete review

I've only had one digital camera and found it hard to use; There were 2 dials and over half a dozen buttons, plus it was heavy to hold and my hands aren't very steady, so every picture I tried to take came out all blurred. So when Dad borrowed it and lost it (have I mentioned that it was my 21st birthday presant? Thanks Dad), I wasn't ...  Read the complete review

The Kodak EasyShare M320 was my second Kodak Easyshare camera and was just as easy to set-up and use as the first; a simple format of the memory and you're off, using different buttons for different pictures and all with such ease. With the EasyShare cameras, this one especially, the rotating dial at the top of it is a great ...  Read the complete review

This is the second Kodak easy share camera I have had. I've had my fair lot of digital cameras, although the Kodak easy share m230 has to be my favourite. I originally bought this camera in a 12 mega pixel for over £100 in the same camera! This one I have now is a 9.2 mega pixel and if im honest.. I don't see a difference ...  Read the complete review

Kodak have designed this camera to be what is commonly referred to as a point and press camera. This means that it is not for professionals but is actually aimed at people who are slightly interested in photography, would like to take interesting pictures and fiddle about with some options as well as have a stylish caseing which is ...  Read the complete review

The Kodak M320 Easyshare digital camera is a bit of a surprise, really. I wanted to buy my six-year-old son a camera, as he had shown an aptitude and interest when playing around with our compact digital camera. I looked around at all the kiddie cameras, hoping to find something sturdy and versatile, with a decent picture ...  Read the complete review

I have been through a lot of digital cameras and it usually doesn't take me long to find a fault. I paid about £70 for this camera, and I am yet to find anything wrong with it. Mine is a funky red colour with a large screen to veiw my pictures. It takes photos with one quick click of a button, unlike other cameras I have had, where I ...  Read the complete review