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Unicorn · Feb 17, 2003, 11:41 AM

Anyone can give me any opinion on Kodak DX4330. Worth a buy?
Thanks

Crazywolf · Feb 25, 2003, 1:22 PM

I've had mine since November, and taken well over 500 pic's and videos. if you get it I would highly recomend getting the rechargeable battery pack. the dock is nice but not a necessity
(it does come with a rechargable bat pack though)
The new Indoor/outdoor LCD is great no problem at all seiing it in bright sunlight. one bad trait the camera is said to have is 'poor lowlighting pic quality. I have had no problem with this at all, including taking 60+ wedding reception pics. I just ran them through the (included) Image enhance in the Kodak software & they turned out just as good as the person that had a 5MP professional camera. The movie mode is as well as expected from a digital camera, but I am very impressed with the audio that it pics up.
Here's a link to a .MOV file of a rock skipping along the ice at a lake.. http://www3.telus.net/Crazywolf/rock_skip.MOV
and this is of a campfire we had that weekend http://www3.telus.net/Crazywolf/Fire2.jpg
*NOTE both links are just over 1 meg in size

-Dave

Feb 17, 2003, 11:41 AM	#1
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Feb 25, 2003, 1:22 PM	#2
Crazywolf Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 3	I've had mine since November, and taken well over 500 pic's and videos. if you get it I would highly recomend getting the rechargeable battery pack. the dock is nice but not a necessity (it does come with a rechargable bat pack though) The new Indoor/outdoor LCD is great no problem at all seiing it in bright sunlight. one bad trait the camera is said to have is 'poor lowlighting pic quality. I have had no problem with this at all, including taking 60+ wedding reception pics. I just ran them through the (included) Image enhance in the Kodak software & they turned out just as good as the person that had a 5MP professional camera. The movie mode is as well as expected from a digital camera, but I am very impressed with the audio that it pics up. Here's a link to a .MOV file of a rock skipping along the ice at a lake.. http://www3.telus.net/Crazywolf/rock_skip.MOV and this is of a campfire we had that weekend http://www3.telus.net/Crazywolf/Fire2.jpg *NOTE both links are just over 1 meg in size -Dave