Capture a smile and so much more. With the Kodak EasyShare CX7300 digital camera, great pictures are just a click away. It’s always ready to shoot, and with 3.2 MP you can make high-quality prints up to 11" x 14". Get in close with 3X continuous digital zoom, and review your pictures instantly with the 1.6" color display. And with one touch of our exclusive on-camera Share button, you can easily tag your favorite pictures for printing, e-mailing, and organizing. |
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232 of 236 found the following review helpful:
 A perfect beginner camera at the lowest price you will find!Nov 02, 2004
By J. A Hayes
The Kodak CX7300 was a steal at $100. I have wanted a digital camera for a while but did not have the money to shell out for one, but I read the reviews and they are all true. For this price you could not find a better camera for beginners or casual users. It is extremely easy to figure out, and after about 30 min-1hour I had mastered my new toy. Battery life seems to be reasonable up to this point and that is great because I plan on using this thing quite frequently. You can take pics in color, black and white or sepia, all giving a good picture quality. I havent bought a memory card yet, but on the lowest quality setting you can snap 67 pics using the internal memory. Using the best quality it can hold 17 pics. I have made some pretty good pics so far even on the lowest setting. There is a night mode with flash for what else but night pics, and the auto setting is for general picure taking with the flash automatically flashing when there isnt enough light in the room. The 1.6 inch lcd screen is cool, giving you the option to review and keep or delete the pics that you take. The camera even has a movie mode where you can take a very small movie clip (without sound). Included with the package is the software you will need to organize and edit your pics on your computer as well as a tutorial to teach you everything you wanted to know about the Kodak CX7300. This camera is so user-friendly though that chances are you will skip the tutorial and be snapping pics very soon after you buy it. So that is all I can say about this camera. It is a great bargain yet high quality product that I would highly recommend to anyone looking to start digital camera-ing that doesnt have a whole lot of money to get it started. I sure am glad I bought one.
185 of 187 found the following review helpful:
Great Camera, small quirksJul 16, 2004
By CaleyRuhan
The CX7300 is the third Kodak camera I have owned, and thus far it has been the best. The price is great and the camera is very easy to use with a lot of great options. The Kodak EasyShare Software is some of the best photo software on the market. The camera takes high quality pictures for only being 3.2 mp. I only had a few issues with the camera. My main problem is that there is no cover for the lens. Even with the camera turned off you can touch the plastic lens covering. The second problem I had is that there is also no cover for the connection port on the bottom of the camera. You have to get a case for this camera if you are going to take it outdoors with you in order to avoid dirt, damage and other problems with both parts of the camera.
69 of 73 found the following review helpful:
Great inexpensive digital cameraMar 15, 2004
I have a Sony Digital Camera that I love but my husband, who is sort of camera illiterate, wanted to use it often so I bought him an easy one of his own -- Kodak Easy Share CX 7300. While I had to set up the computer portion of it for him, he was taking pictures within a few minutes. The software is wonderful and easy to use as well. Everything is explained on the computer monitor. No need to read through the manual. I do not have a dock but the cable is very easy to use. We just love the camera!!!
38 of 38 found the following review helpful:
No surprisesSep 26, 2004
By Andres Cooper
Hi, I bought the camera 30 days ago. I have taken more than 150 pictures and batteries are OK. Using the internal memory (16MB) the camera allows you to take up to 67 pictures in low resolution and up to 17 in max resolution (you can choose among 4 options of resolutions). However, I don't think the difference is too high. So I always use it in the low resolution. I have also bought a digital flash card of 256MB (SD256M), for $35, and now it allows me to take 306 pics in max resolution and 1184 in low resolution. It is nice. The only problem I see, is that it doesn't record sounds in video recording. Just images (15 secs). Camera is light, works well, and it is all that I expect from a camera. I have had no surprises.
53 of 56 found the following review helpful:
Great point and ShootMar 09, 2004
Ok, this camera does not have an optical zoom, but for general point and shoot pictures this may actually be an advantage.
All you have to do with this camera is turn it on and it's ready to go. The controls for this camera are very easy to use, and it has several advanced features, like auto white balance and night shot mode. Best of all, this camera takes outstanding pictures. It rivals any small 35MM for picture quality, and the Kodak software works really well for both filing and printing. I bought this camera as a kind of second camera for Spring break, but wound up using it more than my "main" camera because it is so easy to use.
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