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In a snap, the Kodak DC3200 digital camera captures all of life's special moments, no matter how big nor small. It's perfect for those who cherish memory-making as much as memory-sharing. Spread the joy and share your pictures in e-mails and with great-looking prints. With the DC3200, it's easier than ever to stay in touch with friends and family. Preview and review your pictures. See what you shot in an instant with the built-in LCD screen. With the DC3200, you'll know if the picture is a keeper. When it comes to capturing fun as it happens, leave it to Kodak - the name you trust in pictures.
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Technical Details
- 1-megapixel resolution- 1.6-inch color LCD screen
- 2 MB internal memory; CompactFlash slot for additional memory
- 2x digital zoom
- Uses 4 AA batteries (alkalines included)
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my mom has this camera.. for the price i guess its ok but a new updated camera i would recomend..
i would sugest look at other cameras before you deside this one
pros:
a very simple camera
not hard to use
cons:
no special features like b&w or vivid or timer or anything
some pictures come out blurry.. dont take pictures too close up.. flash is not good for close-ups.. takes 4 batterys.. not a slim camera
overall its ok if you dont want to spend lots of money and looking for just a very simple camera easy to use and dont want any fancy features you wont use
By S. Bruner (Montana, USA)
We bought this camera from a relative who wasn't ready for the digital age (even though it's extremely simple to use). We've had it for 4 years now and it has never failed us yet! We use it for every function and with our outdoors lifestyle and 2 active little girls, it's been dropped repeatedly with no problems in function--it's tough! The only problem I have with it is the aforementioned battery door problem (which was already broken when we received it) but a thick rubberband has worked wonders and we have no problems with it draining batteries as long as our 3-year old doesn't pull the rubber band off! This is a great camera for a first-time digital camera user and with the Compact Flash card, it holds an amazing amount of photos! We do print ours out and they are just as clear (if not clearer) than a regular 35mm film camera when the digital is set to 'best' so it's really a bargain! This is a great camera folks, we highly recommend it!
By Mr.BLB (CT)
one of my friends saw this cam for cheap 3 years ago so me and another of our buddies went out and bought the cam. it was our first digi cam and for what it is its great. nothing fancy here, just a simple point and shoot digi cam which produces some pretty good pics. i have took it anywhere and everywhere i have gone, and have always been happy with the pics, a few weeks back i updated to a Panasonic FZ-20, so this Kodak will live its life out in my glove box, never know when a cam will come in handy and this one is great. its rugged and tough so it will with stand the glove box tumbles.
please remember that this camera i bought 3 years ago and in todays world its not worth the price of 150 though if you find it for 50 or less then by all means buy it.
By Shoe Princess (Louisiana)
This was my first digital camera. It was given to me as a Christmas gift two years ago and it's still working to this day. However, the door that holds the batteries in broke long ago so I have rubber bands tied around it to keep the batteries in place. My Mom has the same camera bought at the same time mine was (she bought both of them together) and guess what? Her battery door is broken too! My second complaint is the lag time between when you actually press the button and when the actual image is recorded. This is problematic when taking pictures of my toddler who is always in motion. My third and final complaint is the flash, but I see that's already been discussed here so I won't dwell on it; let's just say put your sunglasses on because it will blind you!
But I have taken literally thousands of pictures with this camera and as I said, after two years of steady use, it still works. It's easy to operate. It's affordable. The quality of the pictures is good for emailing purposes (I rarely print them out). I recently upgraded to the Canon Powershot A75, but I'll keep my Kodak around for a backup. If you're on a tight budget and can't spring for anything pricey, or if you just want a really basic digital camera, you should be pleased with this one.
By (South Bend, IN United States)
I bought this camera when it first came out in a package deal that also included a photo printer. I have hardly used the printer as it took to long to print and was difficult to navigate. I have loved the camera, though, until the tragic day that I accidentally dropped it the the battery door broke. We've tried, unsucessfully to keep it closed using all kinds of extra strong taping products, but it only holds long enough to take one picture and sometimes not even that long. It is way past its warranty and I knew it was being discontinued. I have just today purchased a newer camera with more up-to-date functions, but this one has been very good to me. It will be missed.
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