Kodak DC 215 Reviews

I never thought of writing something on this camera but I should have done it a long time ago. It really deserves we stop a moment to consider its beneficial support and part in the world of technology…maybe not with my words mind you. I am not very good at using technical terms when it comes to cameras (or any other specific products) so I ...  Read the complete review

Before offering an opinion on the Kodak DC215 digital camera, it would only be fair of me to mention that this is the only digital camera I have ever used – and it was part of a PC package; so I couldn’t really place a value upon it. What I can offer however, is my rookie opinion and a brief perspective based upon my own experiences of ...  Read the complete review

I never thought of writing something on this camera but I should have done it a long time ago. It really deserves we stop a moment to consider its beneficial support and part in the world of technology…maybe not with my words mind you. I am not very good at using technical terms when it comes to cameras so I kept this review simple and ...  Read the complete review

If you are new to the world digital cameras I can highly recommended the DC215. Very easy to use, easy to review the pictures on the small screen on the back of the camera. You can delete the image if you don't like it and try again. A little bulky and heavy for some, mainly due to the 4 AA batteries. I find the image ...  Read the complete review

I was asked by work to test 5 Digital cameras, One on them was the DC215. The camera was easy to use, and the picture quality very good. The DC215 was the cheapest Digital camera with a compact flash card that I found on the market, so I was very suprised with what I got for my money. There were a few problems that I encountered and ...  Read the complete review

I love my DC215, it is reasonably good quality in photo resolution, not the best - but considering the price .... very good. I use mine mainly when I am at work looking at machine problems and emailing piccy's back to my drawing office as an example. The resolution is more than adequate, "a picture speaks more than a thousand ...  Read the complete review

This all new digital camera from Kodak seems to work prefectly well and smoothly. At first I found it easy to use and user-friendly. The computer connection was okay and the 1.0million megapixel quality was quite hard to beat at that time. I think this camera works best if you actually need a digital camera, if you don't I might recommend a ...  Read the complete review

I bought this as a first digital camera in November 1999 to monitor the work on renovating my house. You can see the results at www.william-powlett.net (but the pictures of Amelia are NOT taken with the DC215). In general I have been very pleased with the camera, although it does have three fundamental shortcomings out of the box. The first is ...  Read the complete review

I suppose I shouldn't have expected so much from a £220 digital camera. The image quality is sometimes very poor (even on the highest setting) but you do get the opportunity to view it on the LCD screen before commiting it the the small standard memory card. The serial connection is painfully slow. However the zoom works ...  Read the complete review

Bought this about 2 years ago and it is a good little unit but there are now better ones on the market - my main gripe is that it is too big and weighs a ton so it isn't very good to keep in your pocket - personally I like the new digital ixus but haven't bought one yet as it is too expensive. Battery life is good so long as you ...  Read the complete review

I am now on my third dc215! All exchanged under warranty. The camera in general is a good work horse but I have noticed small blotches on the pictures that look like moisture but was an internal fault. Is this because of a bad batch?? I don't know but beware. They have a helpline who also failed to call back when promised. I ...  Read the complete review

The Kodak DC-215 is an ideal first digital camera. It's relatively cheap (available for around 200 pounds now), takes good pictures, and is simple to use. The Compactflash card included (4Mb) is just about sufficient to start with, but look to buy a larger card after a few months use. The LCD screen is fairly good, the user interface ...  Read the complete review

I have been using my camera for some time and find it reliable, easy to use and lightweight. It is solidly built but compact. It looks and feels like a 35mm camera with all the extras of a digital camera. The software provided with it is easy to load on the computer and use to transfer photographs. The camera itself is well marked so it is ...  Read the complete review

The DC215 Zoom is Kodak's most compact, megapixel digital camera with a 2X (29-58mm) optical zoom lens. It creates 1152 x 864 pixel images and stores them in one of three levels (Good, Better, Best) of JPEG compression. Its megapixel images create photo-realistic prints up to 5x7" on today's printers. Great value for money for about ...  Read the complete review

If quality were judged by weight, this would be tops. It feels so reassuringly solid, backing up its excellent brand name. It is also very eay to use - just point and shoot, near enough. It has a manual zoom of 2X to back up the megapixel display. Most pictures therefore are easy to tyak and produce reasonable quality. If ...  Read the complete review

The Kodak DC215 is an excellent digital camera that looks and feels like a normal 35mm camera. It takes 4 batteries but they don’t last long. It has a LCD screen on the back so you can see what you are taking, but you can choose to turn this off to save the battery. It also boasts an auto-flash, autoredeye reduction and a zoom facility. ...  Read the complete review

I maintain a website and have also been designing sites for others too so I needed a camera that would give me quality and ease of use. I had been using a normal 35mm camera to take my pictures for the website. Not only were the quality of pictures rather poor for a website but then you have to wait for the developing and then you do not have ...  Read the complete review

I recently bought this Kodak camera and although its not cheap at around £200 it is compared to other digital cameras. I therefore expected the quality to be bad but was pleasantly surprised. It only runs on 4 AA batteries but they do run out quite quickly so it is advisable to buy rechargable batteries. The picture quality is very good and when ...  Read the complete review

We got our Kodak DC215 digital camera free with our Personal Computer and obviously was not chosen for our needs specifically. Normally, when you are purchasing something of this nature, we would try and inspect all the various digital cameras that are available in our price range. This was not thie case here. However, once we got the ...  Read the complete review