how is this camera?

[DefCon_!1!]

Don't buy a Kodak. They're crap quality and made for people who are extremely computer illiterate.

dude, i cant even figure out sometimes how to upload pics from my parents easyshare

there bad

 

[Kage]

Check out some shots from this cam:

http://www.dpreview.com/gallery/nikond90_preview_samples/

You tell me, that those images, untouched, don't look fantastic

Then try going back to a budget £150 camera.

Looking at this thread is making me want to buy a camera again haha

 

[lhuser]

Well I didn't think Kodak were that bad. Looks like they are then.

If you want a good cam, look foward for Canon or Fujifilm.

 

[DefCon_!1!]

Check out some shots from this cam:

http://www.dpreview.com/gallery/nikond90_preview_samples/

You tell me, that those images, untouched, don't look fantastic

Then try going back to a budget £150 camera.

Looking at this thread is making me want to buy a camera again haha

i had a chance to buy a D40, 2 lenses, and a 4gb stick for 350 USD, and i regret everyday for not jumping on it

 

[Tommy Boy]

Kodak is bad, for a company that does so well in the 35mm department, they sure haven't figured out digital yet.

 

[DJ-CHRIS1]

I have it's baby brother, the slightly older model that is quite similar and I've looked at the Z650's too.

Overall, it's a mediocre camera. It does excel at one feature, outdoor bright light photography, and it does okay at night with a tripod. Noisy sensor means it can perform poorly in low light non tripod condition's like party's. 38mm lens means it's bad for people photos up close, as it's hard to fit a group of people in a photo.

 

[Kage]

i had a chance to buy a D40, 2 lenses, and a 4gb stick for 350 USD, and i regret everyday for not jumping on it

That would have been a very good deal indeed...
I haven't been sure on the D40 though, but I have thought about it, but the latest DSLR's blow it out of the water, and not just in the megapixels (as 6 would have been pretty good)

They are selling a D60 at my work, but its rather expensive, and its basically a D40/D40x in the end (The D40x being the 10.1mp version of the D40), but it does offer the advantage of having a VR lens in the kit, which would stabalise the image, which the D40 didn't have with it.

 

[Cabbs]

DSLR's are definitely the way to go if you are willing to spend the money and learn the different manual settings. Getting a DSLR and keeping it on auto is a waste IMO.

 

[_-..zKiLLA..-_]

i already have this camera and the picture quality is sh*t. its always grainy and theres no settings worth sh*t. just wanted to see what you guys had to say lol

i wouldnt doubt if my voyager took better pictures

 

[Tommy Boy]

i already have this camera and the picture quality is sh*t. its always grainy and theres no settings worth sh*t. just wanted to see what you guys had to say lol

i wouldnt doubt if my voyager took better pictures

Well I think it's pretty clear then.....haha