Kodak Digital Science DC120 Zoom Digital Camera

Pros: Easy to use, priced right, GREAT quality pictures, can be downloaded into your computer
Cons: absolutely none

I am the proud owner of a Kodak DC 120 digital camera. I couldn't be more pleased with the performance and the high quality pictures I achieve. I purchased this camera off of Ebay auction for $310, whereas this model digital camera retails for generally...

Pros: Nice features for an older Digicam, very attractive price, good pic quality
Cons: older, most you'll find for sale are used, showing it's age

Hello all, it's been a while since I wrote an Epinion, I have a few new Digicams to write about, this Epinion is about my 'newest' aquisition.
I work for Staples here in N.E. PA ans one day a customer came in with an old digital camera he got on...

Pros: Simple to use, crisp pictures at high res
Cons: No red eye reduction, slow serial transfer, "stiff" click button

The Kodak DC 120 was one of the first Digital cameras that I got. It took me a while to get used to the shape of the camera. Unlike conventional cameras, the way you hold this camera is different. It has a side grip through which you slide your hands...

Pros: Low price, comfortable feel, and high resolution.
Cons: only 2 meg of ram, serial port connection, and a slow flash.

After spotting this camera on an auction site, I bid on it and was lucky to win the bid. When I got it home, I found that it was amazingly easy to use. The manual that came with it was extremely clear and helpful and I had it up and running in no time....

Pros: Price, easy to use, optical zoom
Cons: Speed of camera, size

I bought this camera used from a friend at work. He was in search of a camera that had additional options, and internal memory. I on the other hand, never owned a digital camera and wanted something-simple yet high quality.

The Kodak DC120...

Pros: Great color, ease of use, sturdy.
Cons: Battery usage, no burst mode.

I got my DC-120 at an online auction for $350 when the best price I could find elsewhere was $649. That was almost 2 years ago and I've loved using this camera the whole time. Of course I'm lusting after newer, better models but, until I can afford an...

Pros: Great pics
Cons: Battery connection fails

I have owned both the DC-120 and DC-210 and both had the same defect. After a few months use, the battery connection failed. The batteries in the camera could be brand new, fresh out of the package and the camera, otherwise working perfectly, yet the...

Pros: Good color and details
Cons: Must have wholesales source for batteries

The DC120 is a great camera as others have posted here. However, with Flash and LCD viewer on, the battery life is no more than 30 pictures. Worse, the product seems to compute how much juice a battery set has, and decides that it has had it --...

Pros: Price, features
Cons: battery life,

I bought the Kodak DC120 about six months ago to replace the lower end camera I had for a year before that. I was having so much fun using the digital (I'd been using a 35mm for 30 years or more) that I put away all my other cameras. I chose the Kodak...

Pros: Great quality pictures
Cons: Insufficient flash memory, (expensive)

At the time I bought my DC-120, it was relatively top of the line, and the amount of money I spent reflected this... The DC-120 is definitely a great camera, if you have loads of money to throw into it, for additional lenses, filters, extra memory, etc....

Pros: Great Price, Great Feel, Great Images
Cons: Discontinued, low availability, Image preview through optical viewfinder only.

I own a Kodak DC-120 Camera among other Kodak Digital Cameras and have found it to be a wonderful purchase. As most have mentioned, you can find this little gem around Ebay and other discount places. The DC-120 has been long since discontinued but is...

Pros: price; features; quality
Cons: availability; processing time

In the increasing complicated world of digital cameras I chose the DC120 because of its price, availability on several internet sites, and features. I have taken 300+ pictures with the DC120 and can report that quality and satisfaction are the result....

Pros: No More Film or Processing, Can Edit Pictures, No Unwanted Pictures
Cons: Not Much Memory, Memory Chips are Expensive, There are Cameras That are Much Better Now

I bought this camera about a year ago when it was one of the best on the market. I did my research and decided it was the best I was going to get for the money. I paid $500 for it; but, at the time, it was a good price. I had never used a digital...

Pros: Compact, fairy easy to use
Cons: Poor quality for price, costly additions

What looks like a low-cost alternative to more pricey digital cameras, is just that - a cheap alternative.

I've been using the Kodak DC120 at work for nearly a year now and am less than impressed.

Although the camera does feature a...

Pros: ease of use, picture quality, lightweight
Cons: expensive batteries, pics must be downloaded to computer

I work in a computer lab at an elementary school in Detroit. Two years ago we purchased this camera on the recommendation of the company setting up our computer lab. Two years ago, this camera cost us over $850. Since it is the first and only digital...