Kodak Easyshare ZD710

I purchased this camera direct from Kodak from their 're-furbished' section as it was only about £60, this I certainly recommend to anyone as the camera has been returned and had a full check and new warranty applied by Kodak, in most instances the camera was returned for nothing more than it had been opened and then returned to the shop (for example Currys), as they can't resell it they return it to Kodak!!!! As for the camera itself it is good for a starter camera but nothing more. It is packed with various functions, a pretty good quality lense (remember the price!!!!) and is also very compact/lightweight for a superzoom along with the ease of transferring the photos ...  Read the complete review

My wife has never really owned a great camera but I had recently purchased her a Casio that she loved and this got her more into her photography so when we were going on our honeymoon I simply had to get her something to make the most impressive photos possible. The Kodak Easyshare ZD710 is a small camera (in comparison to many with this standard of optical zoom) which packs a lot of punch. The camera is very well designed and allows for the user to have a very comfortable experience when taking photos and is well put together so that you don't always worry about fingerprints on your screen, lens, etc. I am a fan of this camera with little things like the ...  Read the complete review

My partner bought me this camera for christmas as I enjoy taking pictures and she knew my old one had seen better days. It cost £99.99 from Argos which seamed like a good price considering the features. I'll go through the features first and then tell you what I thought. *The camera boasts 7.1 megapixels which produces a good quality picture. I have taken some fantastic looking pictures and even had one blown up to poster size and the quality still looked fantastic. It's certainly the best quality image that I've seen on a camera of this price. *10 x optical zoom- This is very good. It's accessed using a + - button and the lens extends to ...  Read the complete review