Easy to use, Fun, easy to...A bit chunky...I was looking for a Digital camera that could produce at least 2 Megapixel pictures and the Kodak DC280 seems the ideal candidate...This is wide enough for the indoor shots and at 60mm is good for portraits...The flash causes shadows, and is only good from a few feet away from the subject......

The DC280 is instantly recognisable as a Kodak camera with its distinctive moulded shape and buttons...Despite a low equivalent ISO rating, the final output quality produced by the Kodak DC280 was actually very good, achieving fifth place in the overall quality rankings in Labs this month...

Pictures taken with the DC280 can withstand very close scrutiny at high magnification levels before the pixels (and JPEG encoding artefacts) become apparent...The DC280 is different from many others in Kodak's range, such as the DC265, in that it's not chunky...Although you get a quite tremendous amount of control over the camera's settings, including many professional...

The Advertisments say "good" for 8x10 photos, however, as a very picky guy, when you get past 5x7 print sizes, the pictures start to turn fuzzy...I would recommend purchasing a 64MB memory card with the camera purchase, so you'll get plenty of picture opportunities (75+ shots) without having to worry about using up memory...The older models, presently having good sale prices, are technology of 2/3...

It probably wouldn't be so bad if I had just ONE area of focus, but I love gadgets of nearly any sort- kitchen tools, TV...On first look the Kodak DC-280 seemed to be a good choice...It is a good thing that I purchased it at......

Very Easy to Use A little bit thrusty on Batteries...Easy to use and producing quality pictures...A little heavy Ease of use, smart looks cost of memory; view screenonly average in bright light Stunning Pictures, Ease of Use slightly bulky, Very bad battery life...