Kodak EZ 200

I bought an EZ200 in January 2001 to get a feel for whether I could justify buying a more expensive digital camera. It is obviously cheap and a bit of a jack-of-all-trades, master-of-none, but what can you expect for £75. At that time this was the only cheap camera I found that could work as a video webcam when attached to the PC as well as a still camera for taking out and about. It can also do short 10 second video bursts when disconnected from the PC, but I think that's more of a gimmick than a useful feature. The good points: It is cheap. It does a bit of everything, including taking several shots in a burst, delay timer just like a film ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Kodak EZ200 about two weeks ago, and it has been nothing but a blessing. I have auctions on yahoo, and have up to now had to try and get things to squeeze under my scanner. I can now just point and click, and it is on my computer in seconds! I also hate having to buy film, and having to go and have it developed, so this camera is great, as I dont have to do any of those mundane things. I have wanted a digital camera for months, but they were always too pricey for me, but I went to toys r us and found this one for under £100. I was a little apprehensive, after all you usually get what you pay for, but I thought I ...  Read the complete review

The EZ200 from Kodak is one of the many low-budget digital cameras which are appearing on the market at the moment. Weighing in at a delightful £90(approximately) there really is little to argue about pricewise but what exactly is it that you get for your money?... Well, the EZ200 allows you to take still photographs, record movies and has the ability to behave just like a webcam. Sounds good? Well movies are a maximum of 10 seconds long, which is not exactly brilliant but we are talking of a very cheap camera here. Picture quality is not exactly impressive either with a complete lack of a built in flash meaning that pictures can only be taken in well lit areas ...  Read the complete review

I was given this camera as a gift for chirstmas. It was well recieved even though I had never thought about buying a digital camera for myself. The packaging was appealing and to the point. It gave the relevant information on the camera without overloading you with the hype that is just plain annoying. There are several modes of operation a brief description of each is given below: Standard picture: This is the default mode for the camera. Using this setting the camera can capture and store 128 pictures the manual says are "web quality". This is the type of photo that is taken most often by me as the size of the file when transfered to the ...  Read the complete review

This is a great little camera for taking fun snapshots. When you get the right lighting conditions it takes nice crisp, clear shots which look best when re-sampled by 50% down to 320 x 240 pixels. It has 4MB internal memory which can hold either: - 128 High Quality Photos (640 x 480 pixels) - 199 Web Quality Photos (320 x 240 pixels) - 126 Burst Captures @ 5 FPS (that's 630 images!) - About 20 Video Clips (ten seconds long .avi format) or a mixture of all of the above The camera is so simple to use - just turn it on and start shooting! Pressing mode scrolls through the 5 different modes: High Quality > Web Quality > ...  Read the complete review