Mar
06
2010
Kodak EasyShare C182 Digital Camera
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- 12-megapixel resolution
- 3x optical zoom
- Smart Capture feature automatically identifies the scene and adjusts camera settings
- 3-inch LCD screen
- Capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)
Product Description
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By , March 6, 2010 @ 3:09 am
I am impressed with the image quality and ease of use. I can not expand the picture as wallpaper in the entire piece and not my eccentricity. There are several options, but can easily be used from the beginning. Online Manual (download pdf) is easy to understand and comprehensive. The enclosed instructions are fairly basic. I do not like the fact that it has its own cable USB, and spare parts can be had off Ebay under $ 5. Moreover, a person can remove the SD card and send it directly. It takes up to 32 GB card in the hand. I get about 100 + pictures, 1 GB card. Battery life is OK, it takes 2 batteries AA.
I’m not really enthusiastic camera, just like the Point & Shoot camera. This bill fits perfectly for me.
By , March 6, 2010 @ 4:11 am
I am very expensive for the amateur film camera users for decades, and bought this as a gift. I am blown away the quality of their digital images. This is a very nice camera and easy to use – small and compact, too. Although the camera has several settings, a feature of this camera automatically tries to select the appropriate scene setting (ie, backlit subjects, you do not want to come out of the darkness, come fully exposed). I honestly do not get the wrong camera in this price range. And do not let the price fool you – have a very good camera, and other settings (if you need them) and a great price, and believe me, it still comes tripod! Kodak has done a nice job with this camera. . . Thank them! And Amazon is a great price – keep up the good work and come back at Amazon.
By , March 6, 2010 @ 6:33 am
We decided to change our Kodack V530, took us 4 years and never had to replace the battery! Well done research and I thought this would be the best market. Well, I had three days and we were on vacation in Disney with our children all positions. The first low-battery light came a day after two days, so do not use, but three times on the same day or the day before. Three days before it stopped working flash. So we thought it could be a cause of the battery. After replacing the battery and check the manual. It turns out that just a flash stop working all together. I will return the camera today and get my money back! Also read all features before purchase. When you record video and play it again there is no sound. My suggestion is to get a camera with lithium batteries. It is worth the purchase. I guess if you’re just looking for the camera BASIC, would be less impairment. But if you are looking for something a little better for the money!
By , March 6, 2010 @ 8:30 am
Although this camera is not intended for children, I bought my 4-year old grandson for Christmas. I was not able to join in the Amazon price is not too much more than the cameras that are designed for children. These children are the cameras looking quite supportive, but it was so little Megapixels and the viewer so small, so I decided to give this a try. He took her immediately! A small excerpt from the area to help him carry and has got the buttons. Taken the fact, rather amazing pictures with this camera. Then, through batteries quite quickly, but will take the picture when the picture when the picture is a lot of time to use it. Not sure how it would be more “normal” use. I always wrap the case that fits well and helps protect the camera.
By , March 6, 2010 @ 10:04 am
We are at sea, the section was still much in use, the first crapped out now, but Amazon is quickly treat the problem [of return for the same pay while] Jim Thompson
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