Kodak DC5000 Zoom Digital Camera

Pros: Rugged, Kodak Authentication Module, ActiveX interface.
Cons: Resolution, Buttons hard to push.

Kodak DC5000 Zoom Digital Camera

Quick Specs
2.0 Megapixel (1760 x 1168 pixels)
2x physical zoom (30 to 60 mm equivalent)
3x digital zoom (read: less quality)

4 individual modes: Capture, Review, Setup,...

Pros: - Weather proof casing - 2 megapixels resolution - Windows or Apple
Cons: - none

Designed for the great outdoors, the DC5000 is Kodak’s answer to the camera you take anywhere. It’s built around the DC290 mechanism but with heavy-duty casing and oversized controls so you can use it with gloves on. It’s also water-resistant but don’t...

Pros: Good quality pictures, rugged camera and USB connectivity.
Cons: The camera is a little heavy and it has an optical zoom of only 2x.

You Can Take it Anywhere.

Kodak DC5000 Zoom

Two of my favorite things are the outdoor and photography and combining the two is always a great pleasure for me. I have several 35-MM cameras for different kind of weather and...

Pros: - Weather proof casing - 2-megapixels resolution - Windows or Apple
Cons: - none

Designed for the great outdoors, the DC5000 is Kodak’s answer to the camera you take anywhere. It’s built around the DC290 mechanism but with heavy-duty casing and oversized controls so you can use it with gloves on. It’s also water-resistant but don’t...

Pros: Quality Pictures, Good batter life, rugged, USB
Cons: Only 2X zoom, a little sluggish

I got this camera as a graduation gift a few months ago. I love being outdoors and wanted a camera I didn't have to worry about but that could bring back excellent photos of my adventures. The DC-5000 came through for me.

Feature...

Pros: Rugged, easy to use, good pictures
Cons: A bit heavy, buttons somewhat stiff to use

I've had my DC-5000 for about 6 weeks now, and I've shot about 100 miscellaneous shots in all resolution and compression modes. So far, I'm really satisfied with my camera. The quality of the shots I have taken is good - not quite as good as my Olympus...

Pros: rugged, easy to operate
Cons: none

This camera is for people who need serious documentation. It is a digital camera designed for rugged use. Rugged means you can get it wet and dirty. It is rubber coated and sealed. It is great for shooting pictures under adverse conditions, like...

Pros: Good travel sized camera, two million pixels o' fun, versatile and weatherproof.
Cons: Flash too bright, digital zoom a very steady hand, battery suckage factor high.

Could I love this digital camera any more than I do? If you want oodles of bouncy puppy happiness, then this is the digital camera for you. The Kodak DC 5000 combines solid practicality with a range of options and convenience. I bought mine ...

Pros: Zoom, Weather Proof
Cons: Size, Size, Shutter Lag

I will warn everyone who is looking for a camera that you should at least go to the store and hold the camera before you buy. I strictly bought this camera from online reviews and purchased it from Kodak.com.

I had a DC215 Millenium camera...

Pros: Large buttons, easy navigation, great pictures, easy to use.
Cons: Eats batteries, small LCD screen, eats batteries, slightly heavy.

Camera is worth price, even if it's heavy. Takes great pics (5X7 printed on correct paper are nice), CF cards are cheap, zoom is kind of weak but OK- hard to get the family in the pic because composure takes some trying. No mpeg, so what. All opening...

Pros: Contains recyclable metals.
Cons: Junk

I got the DC5000 as a gift-new and it has been the worst camera I have ever used. For one, this thing goes through battery power like **it through a goose. After a year, for some reason the internal software, refused to download pictures to my PC. So, ...

Pros: THE camera for the active lifestyle.
Cons: Eats batteries like they all do. More zoom would be a plus

Have this camera (my first digital) for a year and love it so much I bought the accessory package from Kodak that includes wide angle, 2X telephoto and 2 macro lenses. Camera is quality built in Japan and is certainly worth a look if you have an active...

Pros: Weatherproof, takes excellent pictures. The take anywhere camera
Cons: Eats up batteries! Not expandable. Kodak does not have any attachable lenses for this camera

I wanted a camera I could take on my boat and camping that I did not have to worry about getting wet or dirty. The Kodak DC5000 Zoom Digital Camera is the camera you want.
Camera Overview:
2.0 Megapixel, 2X Optical Zoom, Self-timer, Tripod...

Pros: Easy to use. Weatherproof. Takes great pictures. Oversize buttons for easy use.
Cons: Battery Life. Did I mention Battery Life? And Oh yeah, Battery Life.

St Vincent Millay wrote, My candle burns at both ends; it will not last the night; But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends - It gives a lovely light! This accurately describes this camera. While its a steal for the price, is weatherproof, takes excellent...

Pros: Durability, photo quality, and ease of use.
Cons: The software drivers are frustrating, only comes with 8mb of memory.

I bought this camera because I wanted to get into photography as a hobby and didn't want to worry about film processing and costs. This camera has really great photo quality and features.

One thing I dislike about the camera are that it...