Is the digital camera Kodak easyshare any good?

I didn't like my Kodak and gave it away. The software was not easy to deal with and it was tons of problems. That was my oldest digital and hopefully it is better now.

But I will not be trying them again. The customer service was just to bad. My little Nikon L3 has a very slow shutter so when taking pictures of moving things and it doesn't use a standard USB cable.

But it does take great pictures and has almost all the pricy camera settings hidden away in it's menu. I have two Canon cameras - I love my Rebel Xti - and - my little Power Shot survived a fall down the stairs onto a tile floor. Good pictures and uses a standard USB cable to connect to a PC.

The software is simple for the power shot but complex for the Rebel. It all depends on your needs and comfort level. At Flickr.com you can look through cameras and actual pictures taken by everyday folks and see what the cameras can do.

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