Kodak EasyShare CX7330 Digital Camera

Pros: Good functionality, Ease of use, Quality photos
Cons: Battery life, Be nice to zoom when taking movies

When you think of a digital camera – does “complex” and “expensive” come to mind? If we’re talking about Kodak’s CX7330 EasyShare camera then those 2 words don’t enter into the conversation. Kodak did a nice job with this little 3.1 mega pixel ...

Pros: Zoom, Picture quality, Video
Cons: A little too bulky, BATTERY LIFE!

This review of KODAK’s CX7330 digital camera will definitely have it’s ups and downs for this product. Click for the full bumpy ride details. Portability… 5.0/10 It could definitely have used a more compact or smoother shape to ...

Pros: good pictures, lots of options, only need camera, no accessories required.
Cons: drains batteries

I really like this camera. I have had it for just over two months. I bought it at the bookstore at my college, but I checked it out, and the camera is available at most retail stores. There are many many great features of this camera, but as with ...

Pros: Clear pics, Easy to use, Wonderful camera.
Cons: Software no good, 3x zoom only, night mode difficult to use.

I love my camera. It is so easy to use. The Easy Share cameras I have found are all very easy to use. I do not have the dock or a printer as I find it much cheaper to print at the local walmart. I found I did not like the software however. I load them ...

Pros: easy to use. it is very good for any types of photography.
Cons: the kodak software is a little slow to load.

i sell a lot of things through an online store and I had found with increasing volume the more difficult it was to wait for pictures to be developed and then scan them. Its old school, you know? But I dont believe in jumping on the tech wagon right ...

Pros: Low price, sensible interface, ease of use, picture quality
Cons: software can be annoying, options slightly limited

I got my CX7330 about a month ago and have been enjoying it ever since. I'm more of your point-and-shoot type of photographer, and it's suited my needs very well. It is very easy to use and takes excellent pictures, even at the lowest resolution ...

Pros: Affordable, easy to use, good picture quality.
Cons: Slow shutter speed, high battery consumption

This is my first digital camera. Let me first say that I am by no means technologically impaired, but when faced with a sea of choices, finding the perfect digital camera seemed like a daunting task. Especially for those on a modest budget, spending ...

Pros: easy to use, pretty good pictures
Cons: no battery life, slow shutter speed, zoom

The battery life on this camera is horrible. I constantly have to change the batteries (almost every time I use it, it dies on me). We were trying to save money but I wish we had spent more money on a better digital camera. It also has a slower shutter speed and I usually end up missing what I'm trying to take a picture of. You can't zoom in very much because the picture will come out very blurry and the flash isn't that great. It is very easy to use though and I have had no problems getting the pictures from the camera onto the computer.

Pros: compact, durable, affordable, attractive
Cons: slow shutter speed,

This is an amazing digital camera. It takes great quality shots and is very easy to use. It has many features on the camera which are very easy to use even without an instruction booklet. You can change the colour shots to black and white or to sepia tone. You may also change the pixel size. You also have different viewing methods on your screen as well. You can look at them fulll size or even in thumbnail view.

Other features include resizing and cropping your images on screen. The camera is not that large and is ideal for carrying around in your purse or pocket. It is in a silver tone and very sleek.

You may buy many accessories for the camera that come in handy such as the camera dock, tripod or even printer dock. The camera also takes video so you may transfer your video to video tape.

This is an amazing camera and I highly reccommend it to any expert or beginner!

Pros: Easy to use, takes great pictures.
Cons: Shutter speed seems a little slow

I received this camera last year for Christmas and I love it. This is my first digital camera and it is very user friendly, takes great pictures and I print them at home on my printer and they turn out great. Pictures are clear and crisp. I can't believe the difference from a 35mm camera, it is so much better. My son told me it is a great starter camera as I knew nothing about digital cameras. I have taken many pictures with it so far and have only replaced the battery once. It does take short video clips, but I really never use this feature. I also like the fact that I can edit my pictures on my computer and print them at home. It also seems very durable. I accidentally knocked it onto a cement floor while printing some pictures one day. I let out a gasp, picked it up and quickly took a picture to see if it still worked. To my surprise it still did. I have used it many times since then with great results. Maybe I just got lucky, but I would have felt horrible if it broke. I am extra careful now.

Pros: Nice color photos, nice clear LCD screen. Fast photos and review
Cons: Use NIMH batteries with at least 2500 Ma. SD card door has no spring.

Perfect digital camera. Nice solid construction. Buy the extended warranty. Dropped my first one the first week and it was covered by Sears under the 2 year replacement for $24.99.

Pros: easy 2 carry easy 2 use great pics an movies
Cons: pics is clear on computer rather than printing

i wanted 2 buy a digicam one year ago i reviewed many sorts of cams and many labels and at last i decided 2 buy this camera kodak easy share cx7330 i never regret doing so i really like it so much it meets my needs as a first timer or as a biggner user of this modern technology which called digital its great when shoots movies it looks like a mini camcorder its resolution is very clear and when shoots pics its very great as well
i overcome the batteries drain by buying a rechargable batteries

Pros: Easy to use, good size view screen, and with docking station batteries automatically recharge.
Cons: Needs more internal memory, not for someone looking for lots of manual settings.

It's a good camera, can hold about 50-60 photos without a memory card on the lowest quality setting, although I'd reccommend one if you plan on using the docking station, as you'll want a higher resolution to get nice photos.

The connector cord is proprietary, so don't lose it, you'll have to buy another and that's 20-25 dollars. Overall, a good camera to replace a basic 35mm, but if you're looking for a digi with more pro features, try something else. Overall I'm very pleased with mine.

Pros: Easy to use Affordable Good for a first time buyer
Cons: Memory is rather small if you take videos The zoom feature can drag sometimes

I have used my mothers HP camera several times in the past few years. It was hard to turn on and ate batteries like crazy. The Kodak CX 7330 is so much better. It took 3 weeks for the 2 AA batteries to wear out after more than normal use and turning it on is as simple as moving the wheel on top. It has different settings for different pictures and even lets you record a short video with sound.
I do recommend buying extra memory because if you do make a video it takes up a lot of space until you can get it off the camera.

Pros: Easy to operate
Cons: Pictures are poor quality, not much memory

I bought this camera 4 months ago when wal mart had it for 125 dollars. They had a similar camera for 75, and it would have been a better deal. The pictures often times will show up great on the preview screen, but when you go to put them on the computer they are blurry, which you couldn't tell by the preview. Even if you take pictures in the "motion" mode, it's the same thing. It also only lets you take 14 pictures also before you have to upload them off of your camera. If you don't intend to use it as your primary camera, it's nice to have... but if you intend to use it alot you may as well spend the extra 50 bucks for a memory card while you purchase it. It also eats the batteries up... you take your 14 pictures and the batteries that come with it are done.