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Others | Home » » » Kodak Easyshare C633 Digital Camera | | | | | | | Description: | | Kodak C633 6.1MP Digital Camera: Point & Shoot Digital Camera Compatible with Secure Digital Memory Card. 6.1MP for Clear Cropping and Printing up to 11x17". 2.4" LCD Screen Features Slide-Show, Single Image Playback, Thumbnail Image Playback, Indoor/Outdoor Color to Enrich the Screen. 3x Optical Zoom for Snapshots and Vacation Photos; 5x Digital Zoom for Minor Cropping. 13 Scene Modes ; Still Shot Modes: Portrait, Child, Beach, Automatic Shooting Mode, Night Portrait, Fireworks, Snow, Sport, Close-Up. Features PictBridge Enabled, Sound, Split-Second Click to Capture, Self-Timer, TV Out. Lens-Focus Features: Auto Zoom Focus. Additional Functions: Video Capture. Image Editing: Blurry Picture Alert, Digital Red-Rye Reduction, On-Camera Cropping; Movie Modes: Playback, Movie. Flash Modes: Fill-In Flash, Auto On/Off. Black-and-White, Sepia Photo Effects. File Format Compatibility: JPEG File Format. White Balance: Tungsten, Daylight, Automatic, Fluorescent for Adjusting Light. Also Includes USB Cable, Software, Batteries, Getting Started Kit, Wrist Strap, A/V Cable, Custom Camera Insert. | | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 9.1 inches | | Package Width:
| 6.7 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.9 inches | | Package Weight:
| 1.1 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 16 reviews |
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18 of 19 found the following review helpful:
Easy to use, but wish it provides better image quality.....Dec 01, 2006
By K. Chang
I was choosing a simple to use digital camera for my father. Kodak C633 came to my attention during the after Thanksgiving sale. It appears to be a slim down version of Kodak C643. They have almost identical characteristics. The only noticeable difference seems to be the internal memory size, 16 MB (C633) vs. 32 MB (C643).
It is a properly constructed little camera. The 2.4-inch LCD display should be relatively comfortable to view for senior people. The mode dial is clearly marked with just a few selected modes that are useful to most situations. The overall design is clean and uncluttered.
I took some pictures both indoor and outdoor. While the camera is really easy to shoot, some improvements are desirable. First thing I noticed after taking my first pictures with the camera is that solid colors in the images show a lot of noises. Its noise reduction is just not good enough even for a blue sky on a sunny day.
When taking indoor pictures, you will need to watch the lighting condition. Its auto focus has trouble to focus on object in the low light situation. (It has no auto focus assistance light.) Some times it failed to focus when the object lacks enough contrast. There are cameras in the same price range fare better in those situations.
If you can get a good bargain and can tolerate noises in the images, then you may find this camera a joy to use. But for me, I had to return it for something better.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
This thing eats batteries like crazyAug 29, 2007
By Patrick
I've gone through so many packages of batteries using this thing. And I don't use it that much. This thing just dies in no time flat.
The picture quality ranges from great to terrible. It depends on the lighting in the room. Bad lighting and the picture comes out all grainy and not worth keeping.
Video quality is also soso.
I guess it's a good camera if you're looking for something affordable that does average quality work.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Wonderful, but delicate!Jun 11, 2007
By M.G. Bee
I LOVED my Easyshare C633! The Auto focus was great and took better pics (on automatic focus mode) than friends' cameras which were more expensive. The only huge problem I had with it was that the LCD screen is so fragile. I returned my first (due to broken LCD screen) and had to trash the 2nd (for the same reason). Other than that, I'd say it's a great beginner camera, very user-friendly and easy to operate.
It sucks up batteries, though seems to work best with AA Energizer lithium. Rechargeable Duracell batteries are always good to have, since you'll rotate through them a lot.
By the way...I hope you never have to contact Kodak for help with any product, because the support people at Kodak are not very helpful and you have to jump through hoops to speak to an actual person on the phone.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Great Lil CameraJan 07, 2007
By Carolyn R. Sturgill
"crsturgill"
I bought this a few weeks ago to upgrade from a 1.3/2 mp camera. It was easy to use right out of the box. The menu & dials are self explantory pretty much what you see on any point & shoot camera. It's internal memory is only 16mb so you will need at least a 512mb or 1gb card to take alot of pictures. But that's no problem since you can find them practically anywhere. You can plug the camera in to your pc or take the card out and put in a reader. Very easy.
It takes great pictures, I have even taken a picture in the dark to see how it would turn out and it was if the room was lit up. Great detail & no blur. Now of course not all pictures are going to turn out & I'm not claiming they will, but in playing around with it I'm very satisfied with the picture quality. Also, a nice 2.5 LCD screen + view finder.
All digital cameras eat batteries, it's a known fact. I have 1800 & 2500 NiMh batteries which will last longer than alkaline, however I also bought a crv3 lithium rechargeable with charger & have not had any problems with batteries since. (Be careful installing this battery, the door does not want to close easily and could be broken if not careful, however battery fits & works fine once you get it in.) I'm giving it four stars due to the battery door, could have been made better to accomodate batteries without strain.
Pictures are easily downloaded, software is easy to use. But if you are looking to edit pictures extensivly then a better software would be recommended.
Highly recommend this camera for beginners & novices alike.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Good Camera!Dec 26, 2006
By R. A. Schultz
I just got this camera for christmas and I love it. I had no problem with the software. The pictures downloaded really fast onto the computer and the printer dock that came with it is awesome.
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