Kodak DC 240

Hubby and I bought our digital camera about 18 months ago. We checked out a few different packages, and decided on the Kodak because of the ease of use. It definitely isn't one of the prettiest cameras on the market, but what it lacks in style in makes up for in performance. Ease of use is amazing. Simply press the button and take your photo. Check the photo out on the LCD screen at the rear of the camera, no good, "bin" it and take some more. Simple. I have two picture cards with my camera, one of 8mb and one 4mb - so even if I take enough "good" shots to fill up the 8mb I still have the 4mb to fall back on. Excellent ...

I'd been interested in purchasing a digital camera ever since they appeared on the market three or four years ago, however, two factors held me back, firstly the exhorbitant prices, and secondly the picture quality. Im glad to say that over the last year or so, both of these aspects have come forward in leaps and bounds, so I took the plunge and purchased a Kodak DC240 camera, and haven't looked back since. Ok, it may seem pricey, but if you look to the long term, just remember that once you've made the initial outlay, never again do you have to pay film processing costs. In the several months I've owned it, I've taken well over 2000 ...

This is the first digital camera I have ever owned, but have owned a number of cameras in the past including an SLR. We bought it because we wanted to have a reliable camera to make sure that we wouldn't miss our baby's firsts by taking bad pictures. I have found it extremely easy to use and it offers a fail safe way to ensure you get the picture you want because of the review method - you can see the picture within seconds of taking it. I am reasonably computer literate and have found the way of uploading the pictures to the computer to be extremely simple. You can treat the camera as if it were a folder on your hard disk and then simply ...