My camera got wet, a kodak easyshare digital?

Sometimes you can resurrect electronics that have gotten dunked but it takes a while. You would have to disassemble it as much as possible and put it somewhere to dry out completely which can take days. But it's a Catch 22 situation, you don't know if it's dead until you try to fire it up...and if you do that while there is still water in it (or if it has developed corrosion), you're liable to short out the electronics and fry it for good.

If yours is thoroughly dry and still won't boot up, you might be able to get it repaired but, given the current prices on Kodak EasyShares, it's probably cheaper to buy a new one and save yourself a lot of grief in the long run.