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Kodak Easyshare CX7530

The Kodak Easyshare CX 7530 1768738 is a great digital camera. It allows you many options, one of them being; sharing your pictures. A few of the high points are the quailty of the pictures, easy use, and of coarse portability. I have had good luck with this camera where ever i travel and would recommend it to anyone of my ...

Kodak Easyshare CX7530

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 there s also a night setting. Using that, I managed to take some fantastic pictures of the spectacular sunset the other night, although it s not quite so good if ...

Kodak Easyshare DX3215

one. I wanted to get into this new(ish) form of photography, but not have to fork out hundreds of pounds in order to do so. Hence, I opted for the Kodak DX3215 at £189. Initially I was rather impressed with the camera and its associated bits and pieces. It arrived in a colourful Kodak box. Inside, was the camera itself, which was a nice and chunky-looking piece of kit, strap and lens cover, the camera dock (which I'll explain more about, later on), Kodak software to manage your photos on your PC, lithium battery (alkaline batteries not recommended), USB lead and mains adaptor. Sadly, no case was included (which I did think was more than a bit cheapskate), nor a ...