Kodak Digital Science DC220 Zoom Digital Camera

Pros: quality pictures, affordable
Cons: battery life pretty short when using LCD

I've seen several digital cameras in my time. This has to be the best pick for the all around user. It's not a "super deluxe oh my goodness what kind of camera is this!" But, it's not a "eh, I've had better." kind of camera either....

Pros: can take some abuse, loaded with features
Cons: obvious distortion at edges, bit large

I've had my DC220 for a year and a half now. I've shot nearly 1900 photos with this camera so far, and it's taken a fair amount of abuse. It's showing signs of wear--the LED that used to flash when it "boots up" isn't working anymore. It's...

Pros: Excellent, rich color photos; easy to use
Cons: Only 2X optical zoom; slow downloading

My first digital camera had two shortcomings that the Kodak DC 220 corrected: no flash and no zoom. I received the camera the day before a Christmas party, and didn't have time to read all the instructions. The batteries came with the camera, so I was...

Pros: Price/Performance
Cons: Battery Life & Information Display Accuracy

I searched for a long time for a digital camera and narrowed it down between the Sony Mavica (7x) and the Kodak DC220. Because, as I understood it, there are some file compressions (with loss of resolution) that occurs as the Sony writes to disk, I...

Pros: quality
Cons: none

this product is outstanding in the features and is well qualified..
if you know what i mean... let me introduce some of it's features..
it contains outstanding 1152x864 resolution with a 1Mb
CCD sensor to let you capture enough details...

Pros: inexpensive, and multiple benefits
Cons: the shot rate

okay this camera is great, no great doesn't even describe it
the resolution isn't the greatest but that camera still takes
beautiful pictures none the less, the zoom is about average
it does the job and does it nicely. i go out every...

Pros: Very user friendly, great close-up capabilities
Cons: Slow download to computer via P/port cable

I was introduced to this camera at the CES show in Las Vegas Nevada two years ago at a booth where 1000 of them for sale. This caused me to wonder if they were a flop on the market and were now being pushed out the back door to get rid of them, but soon...

Pros: Easy of Use, Weight, Quality of Photo's
Cons: no USB

This is one of many offerings from Kodak in the digital camera arena. They are ALL good, my decision was based on pricing mostly, I bought the one that had the features I wanted but wasn't the least expensive one considered.

I previously had...

Pros: Picture Quality & Software Bundle are excellent.
Cons: Battery Life using the digital viewfinder is extremely low.

I bought the Kodak DC-220 after a great deal of research. I have had this digital camera for about 5 months now and am extremely satisfied with the quality of the pictures I have taken. The software that comes bundled with it is easy to use and lets you...

Pros: Quality shots, ease of use, durable, lightweight.
Cons: Expensive card capacity, slow recharge for next shot, power demanding

Our company has bought 5 of the Kodak 200 line in the last year. One has crashed due to user error (dropped) and one has too much blue in the shots with no way found to cure. But... we got the warranty programs for about $150 and they have responded...

Pros: Ease of Operation, Design
Cons: Needs a larger memory chip, only holds 16 pictures

Having fought the computer age for many years, I finally considered defeat and joined. My wife decided we needed a digital camera and dragged me to the camera store. After looking at several brands, we bought the Kodak DC220.

Opening the...

Very first digital camera. Very easy to use, reliable and loved the audio feature. Have owned 2 of these cameras and since moved up to the DC-260 which has the same features.