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06 July 2009
Kodak EasyShare DX4330 Digital Camera
I first brought one of these back in 2001 to take to NewYork with me. It was an eye opener at the abilities of Kodak, I took hundreds of photos with this little camera and even sold some as limited edition and made some good money. The camera its self is easy to use, even my kids can use it. I have had three of these now and the fourth I just brought for a surprisingly small amount of money (£25) was a starter camera for my wife. She is not technical minded and was a little baffled by which way to turn the settings wheel but even she has mastered that. I have moved on to SLR and make a nice tidy sum from private photography work but I still take the DX4330 for family days out. It's small and light and a quick start up and unlike these new cameras that don't have a view finder, this one does, if you still want to preview view before you shoot then you can set it do d so but I prefere to look through the view finder. It has 3.2 million pixel which is more than enough for any every day camera. I can't imagine anyone wanting to print higher than A4 so going for these new 10 mega pixel all singing and all dancing cameras is more just to keep up with the jones. 3.2 is plenty and being able to pick this once £289.99 camera up for only £25 in near mint condition is well worth it. You could put the rest of the money you saved to upgrade your flight or hotel on your holiday! Bargain!!!
06 July 2009
Kodak EasyShare DX4330 Digital Camera
I first brought one of these back in 2001 to take to NewYork with me. It was an eye opener at the abilities of Kodak, I took hundreds of photos with this little camera and even sold some as limited edition and made some good money. The camera its self is easy to use, even my kids can use it. I have had three of these now and the fourth I just brought for a surprisingly small amount of money (£25) was a starter camera for my wife. She is not technical minded and was a little baffled by which way to turn the settings wheel but even she has mastered that. I have moved on to SLR and make a nice tidy sum from private photography work but I still take the DX4330 for family days out. It's small and light and a quick start up and unlike these new cameras that don't have a view finder, this one does, if you still want to preview view before you shoot then you can set it do d so but I prefere to look through the view finder. It has 3.2 million pixel which is more than enough for any every day camera. I can't imagine anyone wanting to print higher than A4 so going for these new 10 mega pixel all singing and all dancing cameras is more just to keep up with the jones. 3.2 is plenty and being able to pick this once £289.99 camera up for only £25 in near mint condition is well worth it. You could put the rest of the money you saved to upgrade your flight or hotel on your holiday! Bargain!!!