Kodak I30

Advantages cheap, good quality, easy to use, does videos
Disadvantages battery life

...I have had my Kodak CX6200 since xmas 2003 and I use it all the time. At around £60 you really can't go wrong for a 2 mega pixel camera. To be honest 2 mega pixels is fantastic, you can get really stupidly high pixel ones now but frankly they are only needed for professional photographers - and they cost an arm and a leg! I bought a 256mb memory card off EBay for about £20, now my Kodak will hold about 300 high quality pictures. It also takes 30 second videos, although this is not it's primary function it is good fun! I also have a Kodak docking station which makes it so easy to plonk it on, press a button and hey presto the photos are on the PC. The only disadvantage is the Kodak software, it is hard to locate pictures and email them, then again I am a MCP and find any unnecessery software a pain!! You dont need this software... Read review

Advantages Lightweight, Compact, Excptional image quality, Super effective flash, Sturdy build quality
Disadvantages Small and Fiddly buttons, basic photography operations

...Working for a large IT company - I've had experience using several different cameras - ranging from a very basic £30 Kodak point and click Digital camera - to using a professional SLR digital. I purchased an F402 for Marketing use - I absolutley fell in love with the design, and the minituristic size of it (slightly bigger than a Jacobs cracker!). I was told it had a pixel output of 4.1 Megapixels - DON'T confuse this with "effective pixels" - the camera actually is only 2.1 Megapixel, but its clever Super CCD lens translates images making them look crisper and sharper than they perhaps should. AMAZING! I just can't take a bad shot with this camera at all - and being in a compact light alloy casing makes me want to hold it and use it all the time! In the box: With the F402 "Premium Package" you get: * Fuji F402 Camera... Read review

Advantages Helpful (if poorly trained) sales staff. Cheap.
Disadvantages Once you've paid, expect to be treated like dirt if there are any problems

...took back a Kodak digital camera, because, some eight days after buying it, the glass screen at the back had cracked. They refused to deal with it under the warranty, saying it was accidental damage, and Kodak would not accept it. Two further trips to the shop - including talking to the 'customer service manager' (now there's a misnomer!) resulted in nothing more than the details of a company which would repair it for an unspecified price if I sent it to them - and charge a £30 fee if I did not accept their quote once I had sent it. Disgruntled, I contacted Kodak direct. They were charm itself. They organised a courier to collect the camera from my home at a time convenient to me, the camera was repaired under the warranty without question, and it was returned to my door by courier a few days later. SO HOW COME PC WORLD COULDN'T DO... Read review