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Summary: Kodak 4800
Review: An easy to use Digital camera, with plenty of functionality and flexibility. I completely recommend this camera for entry level users to expert users as the camera has a good depth.
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Summary: Fantastic value for an A-! digicam
Review: Bought this camera in April and have taken hundreds of pics with this versatile camera, indoors and out. I just keep it on auto mode in all departments and it does a great job in bringing me the pics I want. Garnished this camera with a 128 MB compactflash card, extra battery w/case and the complete lens kit
and this baby doesn't stop surprising me with its quality work. Even 8 1/2 X 11 size pics come out as sharp and clear as a 4 X 6.
One of the best buys I ever made on a camera (I have plenty of film cameras that I will retire).
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Summary: VERY NICE CAMERA... FOR EXPERTS AND NON EXPERTS !!!
Review: I am an artist and need pictures taken all the time, everywhere, so I can reproduce them in my paintings... the camera is been so helpfull because I don't have to wait for developing films. I snap a shot and thats it. Beautiful pictures, colorfull, neat, full of light. The only thing is that the camera comes with a 16 mfc instead of a 128. The battery also gives you no more than 3 hrs of use. Except for that I think its a very good one. I would like to learn more about photography, speed, light, exposure etc, so in the future I will be able to manage it manually, which I think it is the best way to take perfect pictures.
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Summary: Good camera for a novice (me)
Review: I bought the Kodak 4800 after some quick reviews of other digital cameras in this price range. I supplemented the camera with the additonal battery pack and carrying case, and the battery charger is a lifesaver (although the case was worthless).The camera takes good pictures, has an easy-to-use features setting and the battery life is pretty good, although I felt more comfortable with a backup battery. The only thing I didn't like is the feel of the camera in my hand, although I eventually got use to it. I'd prefer something a little smaller, and the 4800 has some weird angles with the lens and buttons. Overall, it's been a great camera for a novice photographer.
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Summary: Kodak's DC4800 is a winner
Review: I have been using a Kodak DC4800 since last June. This is an excellent digital camera that takes excellent pictures. One thing that disappoint me is the weak built-in flash unit. Most of the digital cameras on the market today has the same problem, not only the Kodak DC4800. I am using an external Vitivar 285 flash unit with an L type of flash bracket with the Kodak DC4800. Now, the indoors flash pictures are very nice when I use the Vitivar 285 flash unit. The outdoors pictures that this camera takes are just breath taking, excellent. I am very happy with the Kodak DC4800. The first thing that I brough for the DC4800 is a 128MB CF card and an extra battery w/charger. The reason that I brough the Kodak DC4800 digital camera was for the 28mm wide angle lens, the small size and that it can be use as a Point & Shoot camera. And it was the less expensive 3.x MP digital camera on the market at that time. Highly recommend this digital camera to anyone.
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Summary: A lot of very nice features at a very attractive price
Review: I have used this camera extensively now for six months and I am still very happy with what it does for me. As all cameras, it has a couple of quirks and drawbacks such as limited power supply, average image quality, as well as no longer being a state-of-the-art camera. However, the BIG pluses are the quick and easy to learn and use hardware and software interfaces, a PC contact for external flash units, great color performance, and most of all the 28mm wide-angle lens!!! I would recommend this camera even at this late date to first-time digicam users.
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Summary: A lot of very nice features at a very attractive price
Review: I have used this camera extensively now for six months and I am still very happy with what it does for me. As all cameras, it has a couple of quirks and drawbacks such as limited power supply, average image quality, as well as no longer being a state-of-the-art camera. However, the BIG pluses are the quick and easy to learn and use hardware and software interfaces, a PC contact for external flash units, great color performance, and most of all the 28mm wide-angle lens!!! I would recommend this camera even at this late date to first-time digicam users.
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Summary: kodak dc4800 personal review
Review: I own 2 Kodak dc4800 cameras and would not even consider another camera for my own personal use. This camera is full featured, menu driven and no other camera in this price range has the dc4800's ease of use and/or picture quality. The camera also comes complete with software for setting up your camera and extracting pictures from the camera and transferring them to hard-drive or disk. For the money, this is the best camera on the market in my estimation. I reviewed and tried quite a number of cameras. This camera is overwhelmingly the top of the line; again, with ease of operation and price favorability.
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Summary: Just great pics, no gimmicks
Review: I took a photography class in college and have owned various Nikon SLR's. This was the first digital point and shoot that satisfies both easy carrying and wife use and still is super high quality. The guy who says its garbage on close up shots should have checked the Kodak website and done the firmware update, the new software fixed that glitch. The update was super easy to do. This camera won me a photo contest with a pic of my cat, and it constantly amazes us with its quality pics, and I hardly use anything but the 2.2 megapixel or LESS. The exposure controls 2stops +/- are excellent and right on top of camera. Depth of field is also on top, easy to use. A diopter is given on the view finder. (...) The battery is a high quality one and lasts a decent amount of time if you don't use the screen much. Only non's want to use the screen anyway, use the viewfinder. I would like to have a remote for slide shows on TV, and maybe movie capacity but like my review is titled, this is a very solid camera (fell on it once on a rock) that just takes awesum pictures. The software is basic, you can only transfer files pretty much, but I already had some olympus software for editing. (...) FYI - We use amazon's o-photo service and love their service. Its by Kodak as well and provides fast service that has not dissappointed us. Enjoy!!
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Summary: Just great pics, no gimmicks
Review: I took a photography class in college and have owned various Nikon SLR's. This was the first digital point and shoot that satisfies both easy carrying and wife use and still is super high quality. The guy who says its garbage on close up shots should have checked the Kodak website and done the firmware update, the new software fixed that glitch. The update was super easy to do. This camera won me a photo contest with a pic of my cat, and it constantly amazes us with its quality pics, and I hardly use anything but the 2.2 megapixel or LESS. The exposure controls 2stops +/- are excellent and right on top of camera. Depth of field is also on top, easy to use. A diopter is given on the view finder. (...) The battery is a high quality one and lasts a decent amount of time if you don't use the screen much. Only non's want to use the screen anyway, use the viewfinder. I would like to have a remote for slide shows on TV, and maybe movie capacity but like my review is titled, this is a very solid camera (fell on it once on a rock) that just takes awesum pictures. The software is basic, you can only transfer files pretty much, but I already had some olympus software for editing. (...) FYI - We use amazon's o-photo service and love their service. Its by Kodak as well and provides fast service that has not dissappointed us. Enjoy!!
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