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Kodak EasyShare DX3215 1.3MP Digital Camera w/ 2x Optical Zoom Bundle with Dock | List Price: $259.99
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Platform: Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me
Brand: Kodak
Binding: Electronics
Warranty: 1 Year Parts/90 Days Labor
Features: - 1.3 megapixel sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality prints at 5 x 7 inches
- 2x optical plus 2x digital zoom lens
- 8 MB internal memory holds 20 images at default resolution; MMC expansion slot for additional memory
- Connects with Macs and PCs via USB port
- Uses rechargeable battery pack (included) , lithium battery, or 2 AA batteries; included EasyShare dock and rechargeable battery simplify operation
kodak 3215 dx camera and dock [Posted on 2002-08-25]
This gem is a dandy .... I never had a camera before so i was real green to this camera business. After getting it here on amazon and reading the book. It was easy to use, so the pics are great but i'm new too
Save your money for another camera [Posted on 2002-09-14]
Purchased earlier in year and returned in less than a week. I must say in theory the dock is a great idea, but they don't quite have it right yet. I found the battery life to be non- existent. The dock did not work properly. It would stay red as if to say it was still charging for over 24 hours. I returned and purchased an Olympus D-510 Zoom . It is great well worth the 50 extra bucks
A mistake [Posted on 2002-12-15]
A nice camera, but that is all, very basic, great outdoor day shots, very poor inside or night shots, where a flash is required. Recommend spend more (wish I had) and get something that can take more acceptable photographs inside where light is not as good as outside.
Very happy with this camera [Posted on 2003-02-21]
I bought this camera about a year and a half ago when it just came out. At the time, it was the cheapest offering an optical zoom, which is what I was looking for. The optical zoom works out nicely - it makes the camera have an effective 30-60mm lense, which is nice for distance shots. This camera does take some time to get to know and use properly, but once you have enough experience with it, you can get some good pictures (like through a microscope eyepiece - it was amazing). The outdoor shots are amazing, especially in terms of color reproduction. Indoor shots are variable, but it does take good low-light photos with the flash off, but the flash OK, just gets some colors a little wrong sometimes. The battery life is short, so you will need rechargeable batteries (these were well worth the investment, as acceptable batteries are $... a pair, while rechargeables+charger=$...). As for the camera dock, I think it is the stupidest thing ever and invented just to get more money out of people - YOU DO NOT NEED THE CAMERA DOCK (I avoided purchasing it). I don't even use the included software, I just copy pictures over. The LCD screen is a bit hard to see sometimes, and MMC cards are finally getting more common (I have ~160 megs of cards now, and took pictures for a month in europe on them). Overall, definitely worth the money, especially after I got used to it. And again, it is very very good at outdoor photos.
Oh my... [Posted on 2004-11-14]
I've had this camera for... 3 years now. It was great at first. My very first digital camera, and I'm glad it was this one. But, gosh.. if you look at this camera now from when it came out, it's complete crap!
1.3 Megapixels? Come on, now the normal is at least 3. If your planning to use this camera now, look away. Though it is a great first digital camera, it is now was to outdated and crappy.
Go ahead, and go for a 3 megapixel. Heck, go even farther and get a great 4 megapixel!
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