Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Sep 14 '01
Pros: Excellent Clarity, Looks Sharp, Long USB cable
Cons: none found yet
Summary: I was used to the cheap Ezonics EZ Cam USB II and it's grainy, pixellated images, so when I hooked up this Kodak DVC, my first words were "WOW- look at that!!" The clarity is far superior to any others I've seen or used. Sure you can "take a picture" ... read more
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Sep 11 '01
Pros: Good image quality.
Cons: Low framerate, can get better webcams for less money.
Summary: I recently had the opportunity to test a multitude of webcams at my company, several of which I have already posted reviews for here.
In terms of picture quality, this was one of the better cameras, it was probably in the top 6.
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Aug 10 '01
Pros: great camera includes photo and video editing, etc..
Cons: can only film and take pictures at your computer
Summary: This is a great low cost digital camera. The picture quality is very good and it comes with a photo/video editor and netmeeting capabilities. So far I have not had the time to fully explored the video and netmeeting software but the photo system which ... read more
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Mar 07 '01
Pros: Very good resolution & color
Good support & warranty
Nothing lacking.
Cons: Suction cup mounting would be nice for tabletops
Summary: Excellent little webcam. At a web price (onvia.com) of $72 I could not imagine anything better. Very sharp for what it is and good color! Right after I registered it on the Kodak site, I found a new driver which included Win2000 compliance, plus ... read more
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Jan 29 '01
Pros: Comes with great software, easy to hook up and use.
Cons: Discontinued so no Win2K support, image quality a little low, price.
Summary: How I got the Web Cams:
I received both a DVC323 and DVC325 digital camera to test and use as I pleased (They were free to me). I was very excited to get a "web cam", because they seem like a lot of fun.
General Overview: ... read more
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Oct 23 '00
Pros: Good value
Cons: not quite as fluid as 3com home connect
Summary: I actually got my webcam before I got my computer, which was interesting. A little grey piece of plastic sitting on my desk. It looked cool though. Then, when I got my computer and actually hooked the little sucker up, it transformed from a grey ... read more
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Oct 15 '00
Pros: Good image quality
Cons: Price, not compatible with RealProducer
Summary: Having recently purchased a different PC camera, I quickly learned that the AVI files created are HUGE. Obviously file compression is needed and you've got two mainstream choices - Windows or Real. (A third compresion option is Apple's QuickTime ... read more
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Jun 22 '00
Pros: Long cord
Cons: slow shutter, doesn't adjust well to light changes
Summary: This camera is not worth the money you will spend on it. The software that comes w/ it is far from good. The camera doesn't work well at all in dark rooms. It also has an extremely hard time adjusting to outside light.
The shutter speed is too ... read more
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May 11 '00
Pros: Good Video Quality, Good quality in dark room, resonable price
Cons: dosen't work with Win2k
Summary: The kodak DVC 325 is one really good webcam. I just purchased it last week the install process was a piece of pie, I just hooked it up and installed the software it was working in no time!! It has a 30 frame per second fram rate which gives you a smooth ... read more
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Jan 03 '00
Pros: Easy, fun, fast, and affordable
Cons: Little difficulty getting started with Tele-conferencing
Summary: I was thoroughly impressed with my exposure (pun intended) with the DVC323 Digital Video Camera! My dismay at finding out the DVC323 was discontinued was short-lived as I was told the replacement model was even better! No joke ... it was better! ... read more
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Nov 23 '99
Pros: easy installation
Cons: mediocre picture quality
Summary: I purchased this video cam because of the Kodak name attached to it. It is a very mediocre product which, while it has given me few problems, nevertheless is a poor performer in low light and does not produce a sharp picture. I had expected that Kodak ... read more
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