Kodak EasyShare DX4330 Digital Camera

Pros: 3.1 MP/3x Optical Zoom and Affordable
Cons: Power & LCD (see review).

Well, I finally decided to go out and buy a digital camera, and I didn't want to pay $500 or more for one. So, I checked out a few websites and some stores, and I choose to buy the Kodak DX4330 (for $299) at Best Buy. Here's my thoughts so ...

Pros: Relatively inexpensive compared to other 3MP digital cameras
Cons: Photo quality and battery life is something to be desired

UPDATE: The price dropped recently from $350 to $300 for this camera at local stores, with some as low as $280. This camera is fast becoming a great camera for the low price.

Digital photography is my realm. I'm avidly using...

Pros: Great picture quality, easy to use
Cons: Redeye, Kodak software poorly depicts picture quality

For those of you wanting great picture quality, ease of use and lots of photographic fun at an affordable price, this is the camera for you! Although I've had this camera only since Christmas, I've fallen in love with it. It took tons of research and a...

Pros: Simple to use and understand. Very good for the beginner
Cons: The additional items can get very pricey

I've had this camera for over a year now, I recieved this camera as a gift, because I wanted to experience all the hype of the digital photo craze. Being a novice at digital photography I wanted an easy starter camera to get me used to this technology. ...

Pros: Very good price for the features. Especially the 3x optical zoom.
Cons: Stupid lens cap and no battery life indicator until batteries are LOW.

I have been using my father-in-laws dx4330 for the past 2 months to photograph my first born son. ...

Pros: Easy to use, great picture quality, excellent computer interface
Cons: Battery life, digital zoom

I received the Kodak EasyShare 4330 digital camera as a gift in Dec 2002. This is my first digital camera, so all points listed will be through the limited experience of a virgin user.

The camera cost $339 at Sam's Club and came with the...

Pros: incredible photos, accurate color, quick shutter, point and shoot, fun, small
Cons: None I can think of...

MY HISTORY

I blindly purchased my first digital camera, a Kodak, four years ago by ordering one off the internet because my rural town didn't have any digital cameras in stock. I choose the Kodak DC 240 1.3 MP camera. I was thrilled with it....

Pros: Ease of use, light weight, low cost, good quality images/video
Cons: battery life

When I bought my Kodak I had been looking to buy a digital camera for several months. I had been set on buying the Canon Ixus V2 for a while, but by the time I eventually had the money to buy, the V3 was coming out and V2s were hard to find. So I...

Pros: Ease of use of both the camera and software.
Cons: Short battery life and not so secure lense cap.

My first experience with a digital camera was a disaster and the saying "you get what you pay for" couldn't ring more true. After purchasing a Hewlett Packard HP Photosmart 210 and using it for a several months and being highly disappointed, I started ...

Pros: Ease of use, durability, price compared to other 3mpx cameras
Cons: Battery life could be better, cheep lens cap, badly placed status indicator/light

Apart from having a so/so battery life and the most inappropriately located status indicator I've ever seen this has been quite a good camera.

I had high expectations of both colour and file compression quality when I purchased a Kodak, and...

Pros: Easy to use/menus. Accepts AA batteries. 16MB internal memory. Nice big LCD display.
Cons: Lens cap cheap, doesn't stay on. Shadow on left of subject when using flash

I don't recommend this camera. I bought it for our family for Christmas and returned it after two weeks of using it.
I ended up buying the Canon S30 and am happy with it so far (although it is more difficult to use)

I was up and running...

Pros: Has every setting you'd need, pictures are so crisp, clear and colorful!
Cons: Slightly bulky size, must keep batteries on hand, not great for super closeups.

My husband and I did some research on digital cameras and decided on this one. We purchased this in the summer of 2003 when we were planning our wedding and honeymoon and wanted to avoid taking too much "stuff" with us overseas. Getting a digital camera ...

Pros: Sharp Picture, Easy to Use
Cons: Some JPEG Artifacts, Cool Color

This camera is a great camera and takes nice sharp pictures thanks to a glass lens. Auto focus is almost always dead on. For snapshots, I love this camera. It is easy to use and the price is nice. Especially now that the price has come down to less th ...

Pros: Truly easy to share, high quality rich color photos!
Cons: Grab some backup batteries!

The Kodak Easy Share DX4330 Digital Camera was given to me as a gift for the holidays, and I can count the number of minutes it's left my side since then on one hand! The Easy Share system is really one of Kodak's most remarkable camera systems to date. ...

Pros: Affordable, high quality pictures, easy to use.
Cons: None so far.

Kodak's Easy Share DX4330 digital camera is extremely easy to use. It makes 3.1-megapixel captures that can be made into 8x10 prints. It has fully automatic exposure control that performs well in a wide variety of conditions. This camera features...