Kodak C633

Pros: Easy to use, anyone can learn quickly how to take photographs with this camera!

Cons: Before I got my re-chargable batteries, I was constantly buying batteries.

The Bottom Line: I recomend this camera anyone because its great for any type of photo and is easy to use. It has a clear and large screen to view your photos.

Review: The Kodak Easy Share C633 Zoom Digital Camera with 6.1 mega pixels is a great product. This product was given to me as a gift for my birthday. I wanted a digital camera because I thought it was such a great thing to have. I have to admit I am somewhat ...

Pros: Excellent picture developing. Easy to work with.

Cons: The camera really eats batteries, weather it be rechargeable or digital, or not.

Review: I bought this camera around Christmas time last year and I am so pleased with it. I bought it for the low price, which was $189.00, and because of the Kodak name The photo dock was included into the price. The pictures turn out wonderful in ...

Pros:

Wide Angle Lens, Resolution, Price, Easy Menu System, Large 2.5 LCD.

Cons: None So Fare

Review: Highly recommend. Image quality is Very good, Overall very useful. Bought this camera for $95.00 well Suited for travel, The largest recommended print size is estimated At 12x16 or ...

Pros: Lightweight, good viewing window, optical and digital zoom, easily adjustable, good battery life.

Cons: The digital zoom is a little shaky, still quite good for the money.

The Bottom Line: We are very happy with the camera. We have purchased 2 units and taken indoor, action and movie shots with it and been very happy with the quality. Great buy.

Review: I have 2 Konica Minolta Digital Dimage cameras that I love to use but they are the SLR style bodies and just not that convenient for throwing in your bag to carry all of the time. I decided to replace the 2 mega pixel camera I keep with me all the ...

Pros: 6.1 mega pixel, 2.5'' lcd display, video recording, macro mode, easy to use

Cons: Bad video quality at 30fps, bad in low light conditions, low memory, drains batteries

The Bottom Line: The camera is great and very easy to use. It's also a pretty cheap price for what it does.

Review: This camera was given to me from my girlfriend. I believe the price range for it is around $100.00. For the price, this camera is great! The camera takes incredible pictures at 6.1 mega pixels and you can adjust the mega pixel settings from a ...

Pros: Great pictures, easy instructions, easy sharing, printing, and downloading.

Cons: Eats Batteries

Review: I bought this camera a few weeks ago, just wanting to try something higher than 1.3/2 mp. I was really surprised how easy it was to use right out of the box. Knowing a little about digital cameras the buttons & dials on the camera are self explanatory. ...

Pros: Photos look great; easy to use; inexpensive

Cons: Eats batteries; "red eye" problems with photos; price tag is just an entry fee

The Bottom Line: Simply put, this is an affordable, point-and-shoot camera that is great for family photos.

Review: You'd be hard-pressed to find a better camera for the price. My wife picked one of these up the day after Thanksgiving at one of those "black Friday" sales at Target for around $100 and we're more than happy with this little gem. Remember in the 1980s ...

Pros: Price, Quality of pictures, color, ease of operation

Cons: short life span, red eye doesn't really work too well

Review: I bought 3 of these cameras at a black friday sale after Thanksgiving. I paid about $80 each. I was very excited about the price and the easy of operation. The "red eye" never really worked on any of them but the quality of the pictures and the color ...

Pros: Speed of camera is fast.

Cons: Video quality is not good.

The Bottom Line: The camera takes great , fast pictures. The video's are dark and hard to view.

Review: I have always bought Kodak digital camera's in the past. So when I wanted something new I decided to buy the newest one out. This camera came with the loading dock with the printer to print individual pictures. The loading dock and the printer are great ...

Pros: Cheap cost; you get what you pay for!

Cons: Fast battery usage, images not coming out clear, no memory card included, cheap quality

The Bottom Line: You get what you pay for ...

Review: Last Christmas (Christmas '07), I had told everyone I knew that I'd like a digital camera, but it wasn't required, but I'd prefer to have one, since at the time, I had my little girl on the way (that is now almost 4 months old). I received the camera ...