Kodak Advantix 1600 Auto APS Film Camera

Pros: Automatic everything, easy to use, good picture quality
Cons: the sizing switch is too easy to move (accidentally), increased film processing fees

I purchased the Kodak Advantix 1600 Auto when my pictures from my 35mm disappointed me. I made a great choice!

The Advantix is so easy to use, it's idiot proof! This camera has automatic everything. You just drop the film in and close the...

Pros: easy to use, quick, good pictures
Cons: considering the product: none

I purchased a Kodak Advantix 1600 Auto some time ago and JUST HAVE TO REVIEW IT!

I have had many cameras to include, several 35mm's. I decided to purchase a couple of "cheapies", the Kodak Advantix 1600 Auto and Polaroid One-Step....

Pros: Lightweight, easy to use, good features
Cons: No zoom button, doesn't always reduce red-eye

This is a pretty good little camera! It is by Kodak and is an advantix camera. It is extremely lightweight and can take a beating with the best of them (I've dropped it several times). It has automatic focus and automatic flash. It also has the...

Pros: Economical,Simple to use incredible photos
Cons: You forget what picture format your camera is set at. Therefore you may incurr extra cost when developing film when you did'nt expect to.

Never, since back in the days of the good ol' 110 Instamatics (Remember them) has photography been made so easy. Kodak has done it all with one simple to use camera. It's point and shoot, that's it! My husband and I own several cameras, some priced well...

Pros: lightweight, easy loading.
Cons: I constantly run out of film because it's too easy to use!

I originally bought the Kodak Advantix 1600 Camera because I needed a new camera. My last camera lasted about 2 years, and then for no reason at all, it quit on me. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The feature that...

Pros: Cheap, quick, light, no frills, no BS
Cons: Cheap, quirky, silly wristband

I guess the Kodak Advantix I own is too cheap to be listed on Epinions, so I'll take the liberty of listing it here.

I have the Advantix F300.

Yes, my camera is missing and entire 1300 of something that comes with the 1600,...

Pros: Inexpensive, various picture sizes, easy film loading/unloading
Cons: Red eye, flash problems

About a year ago I bought my wife the Kodak Advantix 1600 Auto camera. I paid around $60 for the camera. The features on this camera are very limited. It does feature that ever so easy drop-in film. I never was good at putting film in any camera. This...

Pros: Cheap, Takes Good Pictures, Easy To Use, Durable
Cons: Bad Viewfinder, Easy to Forget what picture setting it is on, High Development Costs

Last year I received a Kodak Advantix 1600 Auto camera from my parents. I mostly do photography of friends and various things that interest me, and for this purpose, my little Kodak fits the bill. It offers Panoramic, HD, and Classic views. It uses...

Pros: 3 photo sizes, fits in pocket
Cons: Expensive film, developing

This camera was purchased for my wife to take on vacation. She really wanted an Advantix camera, so we bought the bottom of the line to check it out. I am very thankful I didn't spend more on an Advantix! The pictures do turn out very good, but no...

Pros: Extremely simplified.
Cons: Very limited in what it can do.

I like the whole concept of the advantix cameras. I had a friend that had one and she really had some beautiful pictures from it. I was going on vacation and needed a new camera. I was tempted to buy one of the disposable ones, but figured for a few...

Pros: Easy to use
Cons: Costs more for double prints

I love this camera I have always owned Cameras that you had to put the film in and wind it. I would always hope for the best and half the time I would only get to use half the film because it would lock up or the darn thing wouldn't rewind the way it...

Pros: easy to use, drop in film loading
Cons: average quality pictures

I bought this camera when my very expensive zoom camera gave out on me and messed up all half of every roll of film I took. The main reason I bought an Advantix camera was for the film aspect. I liked the idea of drop in loading, three picture sizes...

Pros: Small enough to carry anywhere
Cons: Can't turn off flash

The Kodak Advantix Camera is really quite a marvel! After having had many other "cheap" cameras, this was a great find! I received it as a gift a year or two ago and think it is just wonderful.

The best part about this camera is that...

Pros: 3 sized photos, Quality
Cons: Nothing New, Flimsy, Not digital

The Kodak Advantix camera uses the new system of three sized photos. This allows for long panoramic views or tiny squared photos. Kodak really was quite certain of what they were doing when they put this camera together. This camera has all the...

Pros: easy, dependable, light to carry
Cons: Film development costs a little more

I bought this camera when I got tired of lugging my big 35 mm camera to all my kids sporting events. I love the quality and ease of use this camera provides as well as the fact that I can just put it in my purse of coat pocket and it is almost...

Pros: great camera for the bucks
Cons: not many

I personally own the 2100 series now because I gave my 1600 to my mother. But i used the 1600 for about five months and think I know enough about it. Don't get me wrong now I like the camera I have now, but it isn't worth the extra money really. This...

Pros: Excellent pictures that come out right every time.
Cons: None really

Kodak Advantix 1600 Auto
This is a good camera

Are you tired of half of your pictures not turning out right?;
Fuzzy, too bright, to dark, or just plain, no picture at all? Well, I have found the perfect camera for all ages and...

Pros: three photo sizes, takes nice pictures
Cons: expensive processing, not durable

This product, the APS camera from Kodak, was a christmas gift for me a year ago. I have used it since and I have to say, I love having different picture sizes, I love how small and portable it is, I love how easy it is to load film and remove film, but...

Pros: closing shutter, three picture formats, low cost for camera
Cons: automatic flash sometimes not needed, cost of developing film high

There is a bit of an advantage in having an Advanced Photo System camera like the Advantix 1600Auto from Kodak. There are some disadvantages as well. The picture identification sheet with a film holder is much nicer than loose negatives in a little...

Pros: Simple to use, goof proof pictures, excellent price.
Cons: Buy your film ahead of time, may be hard to find.

My husband has not always taken the best pictures (half a head, half a scene, no head). I had been looking around for an easy to use camera for him to take on his Harley road trips and finally after talking to a few people that had them, I decided on the ...

Pros: Easy to use, takes great pictures, low price
Cons: Automatic flash restricts some more creative picture taking moments

We bought the Kodak Advantix 1600 in 1999. The 1600 was one of the first Advantix cameras released, but it still does it's job well: It allows a beginning or unskilled photographer to take pictures without worrying about focusing, flash, zoom, and all...

Pros: beautiful picture quality
Cons: it is not waterproof!

Kodak is a very reputable name and this advantix camera is no different. I was given this camera as a gift four years ago when they first came out. Not being a professional photographer, I found the camera easy to operate. The instruction manual was...

Pros: choice of picture size
Cons: film cost, developing cost, no zoom

I've seen nothing that makes this camera any different than other cameras. In fact, a regular 35mm camera is a lot better than this little thing! The only good thing about this camera is that it allows you to choose the size of your picture. But...

Pros: small, handy to store, panoramic shots
Cons: expensive to develop

It seems whenever you wish you had a camera, it's sitting at home, collecting dust, when the photo-opportunity of a lifetime looms in front of your face. This little Advantix solved this problem for me. At roughly $55 it seemed inexpensive enough for me...

Pros: Light weight, easy to use, and picture size selection
Cons: developing is a little more that other films.

I purchased this camera soon after my son was born. I love this camera! It is so easy to use!

I first owned a 35 mm camera. I am such a novice at photography. I had such trouble loading that camera. With the Advantix all you have to do is...

Pros: Takes Wonderful Pictures
Cons: Havent found any -yet

We bought the Advantix camera when our last 35mm had broken., about 2 years ago. I had had several 35mm Cameras and wanted a better Camera for a special occasion that was coming up in our Family- Baptisms. We took the Camera to the Church where we were...

Pros: small, compact, good quality pictures
Cons: Mine had a defect

I loved the idea of a small, compact camera that gave me great quality pictures!! It was a great gift for me. Having a growing toddler and an infant was exactly what I needed!
I got the camera as a Christmas gift and loaded the film on the...

Pros: Can choose your own picture style
Cons: They keep braking...

My mom bought me this camera before I studied abroad so that I would have a nice camera to take pictures with. The pictures themselves were wonderful. I loved the fact that I could choose what type of picture I was going to take. Unfortunately, the...

Pros: automatic everything
Cons: no zoom

I first bought my advantix 3700ix to just take pictures of me and friends and family. However, after purchasing the 3700 I realize how great of a camera it truly was. Kodak cameras have had such high rating that I knew no matter what kind of camera it...

Pros: Decent picture quality, variable sizes including panoramic.
Cons: Expensive film and developing.

My husband received the Advantix a few years ago as a Christmas present. We really needed a camera so we were excited to try it out. The film is very easy to load and it is alot of fun to try out different picture sizes, but when we went to develop the...

Pros: light, cheap, easy to use
Cons: special film required

I was looking for an alternative to disposable cameras. I've never been happier with a camera. It's light, easy to load, easy to use and with the advanced photo system, you can get those panoramic shots with having to buy an entirely different camera...

Pros: nice pictures, easy to use
Cons: no zoom, easy to slip up picture setting

I bought this camera around a year ago and have had no problems with it. I mainly bought this camera to experiment with Advantix. I can now say that i will never go back to the old way. The pictures are beautiful just as nice as any expensive camera...

Pros: Easy to use-Error Free
Cons: None

This camera is a great easy to use camera and it is easy to take with you. You can put it in your pocket, purse or easily store it anywhere. What I like is you do not have to set anything and you have little chance for error. The cameras you adjust are...

Pros: compact, easy to use, low price
Cons: quality isn't as good as others

I love the Advantix system. That said, I don't like this camera. I bought the 2100 a few years ago. I have two young children and take pictures a lot. The 2100 was always easy to use and took great pictures. When that camera broke, I couldn't find...

Pros: Auto flash and auto film loading
Cons: Can't unload film

I bought this camera on sale. The second day after I bought it I tried to put a film in it and all the camera wanted to do was eat up the end of the film cartridge. I took it back and exchanged it. I got he same model and some new film in exchange. I...

Pros: Inexpensive costs, durability, convenience
Cons: Developing film is a little more expensive.

Well maybe not quite THAT good… :o) I purchased a Kodak Advantix Camera last summer as I was leaving town for a much needed vacation. There was not a lot of thought that went into the purchase. It was inexpensive, looked easy, and had the really...

Pros: nice pictures
Cons: expensive developing

Everyone knows that Kodak is the best brand for cameras and film, which is why I was happy when i received this camera as a gift.Advantix is definitely a great way to take pictures.The film was easy to load and pictures were really simple to take.I...

Pros: Quality, ease of use
Cons: fixed lens

I've really enjoyed my Advantix...the picture quality is great, and nobody makes a camera that's easier to use. But it needs a zoom feature.
On several occasions I've enlarged photos, and the quality is stunning. There seems to be less grain...

Pros: speed,three types of pictures, built in flash,
Cons: film

I bought this camera because I love to take pictures of wild animals. So my mom thought of the idea to get it and I agreed. I got it for Christmas. When i first opened it I thought this was one of the coolest cameras ever. It even has three different...

Pros: Cheap, Advantix
Cons: No Zoom

Hi Guys,

Well I used this camera sometime in January 1999. I found this one to be really nice & worth the money it is available for. Altough it does not have the features like Zoom & stuff but still i find it to be really good because...

Pros: Easy to use
Cons: Jams film

I wanted this camera because of the ease to use.I have never learned how to load the 35mm so I though great all I have to do is drop the film in.Well that was great but taking the film out was another story all together.
Almost every...

Pros: convenience
Cons: short life span

I purchased this camera for it's small size, choice of photo sizes, auto focus abilities and the auto rewind. The photographs were of good quality and clarity. The cost of processing is half again as much as regular 35mm film and it can not be done in a...

Pros: new film technology
Cons: everything else

I bought this camera when APS was fairly new. I had been waiting and waiting for the price to come down a little so that I could afford it. When I finally bought it, I was so excited. I went through roll after roll taking pictures of anything and...