Kodak Easyshare LS633

Kodak Easyshare CX6230

optical compact camera - for a very handy package to slip in your handbag or pocket. LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE When buying my next Digital Camera (yes, I am addicted now) I would certainly go for more resolution (for those large prints and detailed crops) and for a bigger optical zoom which I have grown to like on this camera. SUMMARY All in all I am very happy with my purchase, I think it offers excelent balance between affordable price and quality ...

Kodak Easyshare CX6230

i go on my gap year in Australia later this year. Since then i have used it several times in order to get used to it. The Kodak is a relatively small camera although it is not as compact as some of the newer models however it is not so big that it doesnt fit in you bag. One of the down sides of this camera is that you have to load the cd on the computer in order for you to see the instructions of how to use the camera, and if you are like me then i prefer to have it in a little book for me to see rather than having to spend time on the computer. There is the added facility of being able to record 30 second movie clips which can come in handy if you like that sort of ...

Kodak Easyshare CX6330

particualar took my eye in Currys, but as their assistants were in 'can't you see we're busy - go away' mode, there was little they could tell me about the Easyshare CX6330. PC world had the biggest selection and an assistant that seemed to know his stuff. He pointed out that this camera was not the cheapest but not the most expensive either. Optical zoom was a big plus - there were a number of cameras on display that were digital zoom only, i.e., you could zoom but at the expense of picture resolution. It was light, and pocket size, well coat pocket anyway. There are 5 different shot modes, automatic - for general picture taking, sports - for ...