Kodak EasyShare C300 3.2 MP Digital Camera
List Price: $129.95
Details
- 5x ceaseless digital zoom
- 16 MB internal retention
- 3.2 megapixels for prints up to 11 x 14 inches
Description
Taking a smile and so much more. With the Kodak EasyShare C300 digital camera, prodigious-looking pictures are just a click away.PRODUCT FEATURES:3.2 MP for awesome prints up to 11" x 14" (28x36 cm);5X continuous digital zoom;Kodak 37 mm (35 mm equivalent) lens;Sedan white balance;Exclusive on-camera Share button;Promising 1.5" color display;Ready to go - right out of the box.Customer Reviews
FUN WITH THE KODAK Undemanding SHARE C300 3.2I knew what to count on from the Kodak Easy Share C300 3.2 Digital Camera, because my better half has one which we've shared for 2 years; so I knew it was time for a second camera. I'm plumb pleased with my PERSONAL C300. Also, the speed with which the camera was delivered. The seller is top-step, and I appreciate the ability access the items I need via Amazon. My thanks to Amazon AND the seller.
Thomas P.Collins.
Paragon In an Imperfect World
Real Grief! What do you expect out of a low-priced camera! No, this is not a mavin
let's shoot the Playmate of the Month camera. You can get those for around a thousand or so USD.
This is a at-use-it-out of the box camera for people just getting into digital photograhy or for those who
who homelessness a digital camera without selling the farm. I've shot with one for less two years under some demanding
conditions. It has never ruined even after it was dropped and took two bounces on top of the highest mountain in Maine.
It has unexceptionally performed better than I was led to believe it would. It is not cheaply made out though it is made of plastic--it's sturdy
--no hinges have snaaped off--the lense hasn't dropped off.
Look..the camera snobs are review misleading reviews about this camera and others. Utter the people looking for a camera a break. No!
This not a Nikon, Shooter, or a Leica. It is one hell of an inexpensive digital camera that makes representation taking fun.
Zoom is ghoulish
I don't grief if it had 100x zoom. That's not gonna matter if you cant let the cat out of the bag what you were taking a picture of anyways. Its good for some kinsmen photos, but only if they're within 5 feet of you. The zoom role is pretty bad. Its a fun camera for a kid though. The price is just about accurately at about 100 dollars. It is simple to use and download off of. The zoom is simply horrible though.
perfect example inform quality soso, sturdiness superior
I a moment ago want to add to the already available reviews: I agree with most what has been said in this. Picture quality is quite below average. The same furor, just seconds apart, and you might get a different coloring in the embodiment (e.g. picture one is a little reddish, picture two is a little bluish). This is not too bad, allowing, if you just want a "I-visited-the-Brandenburg-Gate-with-Grandma" exact likeness. I do use a Canon Digital Rebel XT for pictures that I want to twist out nice, but most of the times, the Kodak isn't too bad. If it is a little bad, mostly in low light state of affairs.
However: This camera is superior in sturdiness. I have bewitched it everywhere. I take it skiing and I fall with it in my jacket pit, I drop it - anything. So it will probably make it a nice camera for kids (if you can expound to them that they need to wait the 0.7 seconds until it makes the "click" wholesome). I wouldn't buy it here, though. Go to ebay, you can get one for $30 there.
Its Throw away
A year later you can get speculator quality on your cell phone.
No wonder Kodak is in the toilet.
