Kodak EasyShare C613 Pearl White 6.16 MP 2.4" LCD 3X Optical Zoom Digital Camera
Kodak
- 1905835
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Bought this a few months ago on sale for $74.
Pluses:
+ Low price.
+ very easy to use.
+ Takes great pictures with little effort, on nearly every shot.
(I have used some cameras in the past that required you to take several
pictures in order to get one not blurred, not a problem with this camera).
Negative:
- I have only one issue, the camera is slow, must wait many seconds
between pictures before able to take another.
Overall I am very very pleased !
Pluses:
+ Low price.
+ very easy to use.
+ Takes great pictures with little effort, on nearly every shot.
(I have used some cameras in the past that required you to take several
pictures in order to get one not blurred, not a problem with this camera).
Negative:
- I have only one issue, the camera is slow, must wait many seconds
between pictures before able to take another.
Overall I am very very pleased !
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This is my first digital camera, and I'm very happy with it. Here's why:
Pros:
- Easy to use. Once you select the type of picture you're taking (such as close-up, landscape, portrait, action, low-light, bright outdoor, etc.) the camera sets things like shutter and ISO speed automatically. Even if I take a picture with the sun in the picture (such as a sunrise) it still comes out well.
- Produces good-resolution photos, at least for smaller size prints. A 3 x 5 printed image on photo paper looks to me almost indistinguishable from a good photo taken on film.
- Many features, such as a blur warning icon, zoom, self-timer, auto focus (by holding the shutter down halfway), video, various flash modes. Everything I expected in a basic digital camera, and then some.
- Small size and weight - fits easily into a jacket pocket.
- Good-sized LCD screen on the back, with a relatively easy-to understand series of menus you can navigate through to change settings, edit/delete photos, etc.
- Easy to
Pros:
- Easy to use. Once you select the type of picture you're taking (such as close-up, landscape, portrait, action, low-light, bright outdoor, etc.) the camera sets things like shutter and ISO speed automatically. Even if I take a picture with the sun in the picture (such as a sunrise) it still comes out well.
- Produces good-resolution photos, at least for smaller size prints. A 3 x 5 printed image on photo paper looks to me almost indistinguishable from a good photo taken on film.
- Many features, such as a blur warning icon, zoom, self-timer, auto focus (by holding the shutter down halfway), video, various flash modes. Everything I expected in a basic digital camera, and then some.
- Small size and weight - fits easily into a jacket pocket.
- Good-sized LCD screen on the back, with a relatively easy-to understand series of menus you can navigate through to change settings, edit/delete photos, etc.
- Easy to
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LCD viewer failed on first day of use. As instructed by Kodak, I mailed the camera to Texas for repair. It has been more than three weeks now and I haven't heard a thing.
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I bought this camera without reading any of the reviews. I just knew the price was right and it had the features that I need. I am very happy with this Kodak (my 3rd in 8 years), especially because it is compatible with my existing software and charging dock.
I would like to offer some advice for a few customers who have mentioned they are less than satisfied. One or two said they did not intend to use the software that came with the camera, and that the Easyshare took grainy, dark inside photos. The Easyshare software isn't perfect, nor is it complex, but it DOES take care of any inside shots that come out grainy or dark. One of the edit features is "Enhance", and it has never failed me when I needed it to brighten up one of my amateur photos. I suggest these dissatisfied users give this feature a try.
I would like to offer some advice for a few customers who have mentioned they are less than satisfied. One or two said they did not intend to use the software that came with the camera, and that the Easyshare took grainy, dark inside photos. The Easyshare software isn't perfect, nor is it complex, but it DOES take care of any inside shots that come out grainy or dark. One of the edit features is "Enhance", and it has never failed me when I needed it to brighten up one of my amateur photos. I suggest these dissatisfied users give this feature a try.
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I bought this camera for my daughter for Christmas thinking it would be a "good enough" lil digital for a 10 year old...Boy, am I jealous!! I own a "easy share" and it honestly sucks compared to this one! I paid about $100 more for mine than I did for this one and can't believe it now belongs to a 10 year old!! LOL The flash works fabulous, most of the time when you use a flash with a digital the pictures are dark and pitiful, with this camera everything lights right up and the pictures look great! I HIGHLY recommend this camera...I'll actually probably buy myself one too! Oh and BTW I saw the same camera the next day after I received this one for $79 MORE than what I paid for it here on Amazon! It's very easy to use and takes quality pics!! Love it!
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I use a Canon D20 and an SD630 for my own photos. I wanted to get a high quality but low cost camera and so after reading the reviews, here on Amazon, I selected this C613 Kodak model. The quality of the pictures is not appreciably different from the SD630. The responsiveness (latency after pushing the button) is worse than the SD630 but only noticeably when the flash is used. The controls are very intuitive and my 4 year old son was very happy taking snapshots and reviewing them within 20 minutes. The double AA batteries don't last more than 200 shots with flashes. Given that this camera cost one quarter of what I paid for the SD630 I am very very happy with the purchase.
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My boss bought this camera for our communications department at work, and it's the fourth Kodak camera I've had experience with - and my least favorite so far.
My biggest complaint is that this camera has VERY poor color. I have to edit everything in order to use it for our newsletters. All the pictures turn out very dark and grayish - partially due to the poor flash. If you were to buy this camera in hopes of capturing precious memories of your children, I think you would be disappointed. Outside photos would probably be fine - but inside photos have been very poor.
The limited zoom is also a hindrance.
My biggest complaint is that this camera has VERY poor color. I have to edit everything in order to use it for our newsletters. All the pictures turn out very dark and grayish - partially due to the poor flash. If you were to buy this camera in hopes of capturing precious memories of your children, I think you would be disappointed. Outside photos would probably be fine - but inside photos have been very poor.
The limited zoom is also a hindrance.
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For the past few weeks on trips around the state, I have been taking basic snapshots with my cell phone camera, and then picture-messagin them to the web. But after a few hundred snapshots this can start to add up ($$$), and cell phone cameras are not exactly the highest quality.
So, last week I set out to find a very simple, basic, low-cost digital camera. Browsing through Amazon, there were plenty of cameras to choose from. And ultimately, I decided to stick with the tried-and-true Kodak company with their Easyshare cameras. And in particular, I settled on the lower-end of the scale - the Kodak C613.
And then, over this past weekend, I went out the eastern High Sierra and snapped away with about 150 photos.
Overall, I was pleased with the camera. It's nothing fancy - just your basic point-and-shoot camera, which is exactly what I'm looking for. There are about a dozen different settings you can play around with, but for about 90% of the time the "auto" function is just fine.
So, last week I set out to find a very simple, basic, low-cost digital camera. Browsing through Amazon, there were plenty of cameras to choose from. And ultimately, I decided to stick with the tried-and-true Kodak company with their Easyshare cameras. And in particular, I settled on the lower-end of the scale - the Kodak C613.
And then, over this past weekend, I went out the eastern High Sierra and snapped away with about 150 photos.
Overall, I was pleased with the camera. It's nothing fancy - just your basic point-and-shoot camera, which is exactly what I'm looking for. There are about a dozen different settings you can play around with, but for about 90% of the time the "auto" function is just fine.
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well i read some of the features (finding actual reviews for this is a chore, any "reviews" are basically the same things Kodak would release, no real pros and cons or actual experiences.
the pictures come out nice sofar.. first thing i did was i bought a 1g card.. and you can forget about alkaline batteries... no life whatsoever.. i tried the ones it came with. thought, okay.. worked for a night, and the camera would not start the next morning.. went and got 2 lithiums and a set of rechargeable Ni-MHs, working fine since..
i mainly wanted this camera so i could take clips from my martial arts to study, share, and watch.. granted, i know this isn't a camcorder.. i don't need super resolutions. but id like my audio and video to sync up, beyond like 2 feet away, regardless of the quality. its frustrating hearing movement when there is none currently. i've used a Kodak camera (a couple years old too) before to record matches.. and everything was fine. the video quality itself isn't bad on
the pictures come out nice sofar.. first thing i did was i bought a 1g card.. and you can forget about alkaline batteries... no life whatsoever.. i tried the ones it came with. thought, okay.. worked for a night, and the camera would not start the next morning.. went and got 2 lithiums and a set of rechargeable Ni-MHs, working fine since..
i mainly wanted this camera so i could take clips from my martial arts to study, share, and watch.. granted, i know this isn't a camcorder.. i don't need super resolutions. but id like my audio and video to sync up, beyond like 2 feet away, regardless of the quality. its frustrating hearing movement when there is none currently. i've used a Kodak camera (a couple years old too) before to record matches.. and everything was fine. the video quality itself isn't bad on
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I am a fairly serious digital SLR hobbyist photographer and have been hunting for months for that "right camera" for the spouse. I can now say I have found it. (and it's not a canon!)
I have to say I was mighty impressed with this little sub $120 camera from Kodak. Even before turning it on I quickly realized after a quick scan of the controls--this was the camera for my electronically challenged spouse!
It has nice, easy to see and use buttons for the common tasks. Nothing hidden away in layered menus. "Delete", "Review", "Zoom Controls", it's perfect!
I also was thrilled that it tells quite clearly on the on-screen display exactly what you are about to do when you change modes or push buttons. So there is never any confusion.
It takes regular "AA" batteries which is fantastic! My wife is one who never remembers to charge anything! Cell-phones, game pads, bluetooth, etc. So this was very welcome. Slap in some light weight lithium "AAs" and if she runs out...a quick trip to the local
I have to say I was mighty impressed with this little sub $120 camera from Kodak. Even before turning it on I quickly realized after a quick scan of the controls--this was the camera for my electronically challenged spouse!
It has nice, easy to see and use buttons for the common tasks. Nothing hidden away in layered menus. "Delete", "Review", "Zoom Controls", it's perfect!
I also was thrilled that it tells quite clearly on the on-screen display exactly what you are about to do when you change modes or push buttons. So there is never any confusion.
It takes regular "AA" batteries which is fantastic! My wife is one who never remembers to charge anything! Cell-phones, game pads, bluetooth, etc. So this was very welcome. Slap in some light weight lithium "AAs" and if she runs out...a quick trip to the local
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This my first camera and I'm quite pleased with it. It's got some nice features, including closeup, zoom, adjustable ISO and image stabilization but it's basic operation is very straightforward. The auto-shot produces lovely snapshot photos right out of the box. It's small without feeling fragile. The Easy Share software is a snap to use. I was actually impressed with how easy the software is to use and with Kodak's online gallery.
I'd recommend this camera for anyone new to digital photography who wants to take good shots right away while having room to learn and explore new camera concepts.
I'd recommend this camera for anyone new to digital photography who wants to take good shots right away while having room to learn and explore new camera concepts.
