Kodak CX7300 3.2 MP Digital Camera
List Price: $119.95
Details
- Powered by AA-dimensions batteries (alkaline included, rechargeable Ni-MH recommended)
- 1.6-inch LCD flaunt screen; on-camera "share" button allows you to organize your images for e-dispatch and printing as you take them
- Kodak lens with 3x digital zoom
Description
Catching a smile and so much more. With the Kodak EasyShare CX7300 digital camera, superlative pictures are just a click away. It’s always ready to spring, and with 3.2 MP you can make high-quality prints up to 11" x 14". Get in put up the shutters seal with 3X continuous digital zoom, and review your pictures instantly with the 1.6" feel embarrassed display. And with one touch of our exclusive on-camera Share knob, you can easily tag your favorite pictures for printing, e-mailing, and organizing.Kodak's firm EasyShare CX7300 is designed for the beginner digital photographer. This fun, sound point-and-shoot digital camera makes sharing and printing extraordinary-quality pictures a snap. It features a 3.2-megapixel purpose--good enough for enlargements up to 11 x 14 inches--a 3x digital zoom, 16 MB internal homage, and compatibility with SD and MCC memory cards.
Optics and Resolution The CX7300 has a extreme resolution of 3.2 megapixels (2080 x 1544 pixels), and it likewise offers a 2.8 MP mode (optimized ratio for 4 x 6-inch prints) and 0.8 MP (favourable for email). It's fixed-focus 37mm lens has a focus distance of 2.6 feet to infinity and an cleft of f4.5.
Movie Mode
In addition to still photos, the CX7300 can in the same way capture short video clips (without audio). You can bolt 30-second QuickTime movies at a 320 x 240 resolve at 15 frames per second.
More Features
- 1.6-inch LCD with 2x or 4x build-up
- Auto white balance for accurate color in all types of lighting state of affairs
- Built-in flash with auto, red-eye, fill, and off modes
- 10-secondarily self timer
- Color modes: Color, black and snow-white, sepia
Sharing
With a touch of the red-jeweled Share knob, you can store up to 200 pictures in an on-camera digital album. These pictures can then be shared anytime on the camera's on the loose, 1.6-inch indoor/outdoor LCD screen. The Share knob also allows selection of photos for printing and even e-mailing, with up to 32 e-despatch addresses stored in the camera's memory.
Storage and Transfer
Images can be stored within the CX7300's 16 MB internal honour, or on optional Secure Digital (SD) or MultiMedia (MMC) memory cards. It connects to Macs and Windows-based PCs via USB 1.1 connectivity.
Power and Bigness
The camera is powered by 2 AA batteries (alkaline included; NiMH rechargeables recommended). It preparations 4.1 x 2.6 x 1.6 inches (W x H x D) and weighs 5.2 ounces without batteries.
What's in the Box
This packet contains the Kodak CX7300 digital camera, 2 AA batteries, USB wire, wrist strap, and custom camera insert for optional Kodak EasyShare 6000 series camera and printer haven.
Like all EasyShare cameras, the CX7300 includes Kodak EasyShare software for Windows and Macintosh systems, providing smooth digital picture transfer, organization, basic editing, sharing and printing. The software's one One Touch to Better Pictures feature--which takes benefit of proprietary color technologies developed by Kodak--helps Windows OS users get vibrant, veracious-to-life prints from home inkjet printers, while significantly reducing the hard luck, error, and waste usually associated with home photo printing.
Customer Reviews
a solid beginner basic or young child's cameraWe bought this the week my son was uneducated in 2005 because it was cheap & we needed a digital to use with our notebook to send pictures quickly. The plastic body doesn't non-standard like too strong, but has held up to being dropped several times by my son. It has essential functions; auto, night portrait, flash settings including red eye reduction & taciturn video - the video tends to be grainy and you need to hold very much still while using it. Using the video you'll need lots of vacuous, this doesn't do well in low light. It's very easy to learn to use, but in the same way limited. If you only need it for snapshots (think Polaroid), it's ok, but there are so divers better, smaller cameras available with 6 megapixels or more, with more safely a improved zoom (look for optical zoom instead of digital zoom) purpose & better quality photos. The Sony Cybershot series, for specimen, is very good, as is Canon's PowerShot line & Nikon's Coolpix develop into many others, quite a few are slimmer & and can fit easily into shirt thieve or clutch. With only 3.2 megapixels, you still can get some fair photographs with this little baby. Over the previous few years though, we have upgraded our cameras several times from this one as we quick outgrew the capabilities of the previous cameras.
I give it two stars because it is fixed, basic, the video is silent & grainy and this camera burns including batteries faster than other compact digitals. I had to convert batteries every 3-4 days. Save your folding money for a more recent compact digital that will deliver you better photos and not drain your batteries so quickly. I would tremendously recommend investing in a set of Sanyo Eneloop rechargeable batteries. I've been using them in my larger, more verve hungry cameras & they last a long time, longer than Energizer's NiMH rechargables. Subsequent to the compacts available these days, this one just doesn't withstand out.
This little Kodak is now our son's & he loves it his first camera. He is not quite 5 and loves fetching pictures of everything - kind of like me with my 110 haze camera when I was a kid, except with no expense of film & developing!
Works OK, but justified for a short time before breaking
I purchased this camera a year or two ago as a flair. She has only used it a few times. One day, it abruptly stopped working. Batteries were misrepresented, etc., but the camera was just plain dead. It was not abused, so we are at a loss to unfold why it went "patas arriba." Very disappointing.
Fast camera overall
I bought this as a largesse for my nine year old daughter. It's great. Not complicated to work at all. Bought it acclimatized and still in great working order. Only negative is that it doesn't get a button to zoom. You have to use the display (instead of the view pocket) and then you are able to zoom. It took us a little while to view this.
dont use the zoom
I have on the agenda c trick had this camera for 3 yrs now and like it for the most part but hate that you humbug zoom in and have a picture turn out, everytime I have zoomed in for a sketch it has NEVER turned out the pictures ALWAYS look grainy and look like its raining ! and its not laudatory for moving objects its too slow!
Polite for 1st time users or beginners
I bought the Kodak CX7300 encircling maybe 5 yrs ago and it is great for first time buyers and if you do not want to apprehension action shots. The pictures turn out great if you are close up to a lay open or outside. Action shots don't come out very well because of the relax shutter speed and the zoom is very grainy when look-alike is developed. It also takes too long in between shots. All-inclusive a good first timers camera.
