Отзывы о Фотоаппарат пленочный Kodak H35N Ektar Half Frame 35mm Camera

Needed to replace a lost cable for a Kodak M763. This isn't it. First, should have noticed previous comment that it doesn't charge the camera...what good is it then? My bad. It doesn't fit. It can be forced into the camera but at the risk of ruining the camera's connector port. Junk, junk, junk. My computer doesn't see it (probably screwed up the connection with the lousy fit, who knows). Not a big loss obviously but waited over almost 2 weeks for nothing.

Not as good as expected. Not lasting too long.Need charging more often. I think that the oryginal one was much stronger.

I cannot say how please I have been with this digital camera. After using it heavily on vacation trips and any type of picture taking for past 1.5 years. It also takes great digital video. Not hard on batteries like other cameras. Easy to operate, takes excellent quality pictures and you can adjust pixels settings to how much you want to save on disk space or picture quality. Many settings for different scenes or settings of pictures and red eye reduction is wonderful. Excellent value and very reliable, easy to use. It works well.

I have the Kodak M1033 and very soon after receiving it, I wanted to throw it against the wall; I often threaten to do so when using it. You will either get a great shot or one that is barely cell phone quality. And forget taking photos indoors say at a school event because it'll never, ever work even when you play with settings. It's completely up in the air and only seems to work in perfect outdoor nature light and that unreliability is not what you want when taking photographs. Don't bother. Go with Nikon or Canon. I will never buy Kodak again after the last two experiences I have had with them.

I never received this item. I ordered to different cables and I only received one. I am glad it didn't cost me too much.

Do not waste time or money on this product. For the price, it definitely is not worth it.

I've had this camera for a little over a year. It will no longer hold a charge, or even turn on. I've tried different chargers to no avail. I'm VERY disappointed in this product, and would not recommend it.

I had lost my cable and this new cable has safe me a big time to be able to transfer all my photos to my computer as the SD card was not read on the PC by itself only through cable.

It is a really nice package item. I really liked it a lot. It came really fast and looks like it is made with great quality material. It does come with everything that is advertised. but sadly my product was defective, or both my cameras were lol. but i will defiantly buy from here again.

This is the first digital camera that I ever own. I really like it. It takes good pictures and videos. The only disappointment with this camera is its battery life. I find myself contantly charging it. Besides that, a great starter camera.

Bought the camera after reading the reviews, it sounded like a safe buy, especially for the price.

Here is what I like: daytime picture quality, size, battery life.

Dislike: you can't see the screen in the sun, its not bright at all!!

also, HORRIBLE night time picture quality, and i mean really bad.

one more: my old digital camera (canon powershot) had an easy to find power button (it was elevated). in other words, i could stick my hand in my pocket and push the ON button while i was pulling the camera out, which is great for those spontaneous shots. With this camera, I find that i have to pull it out, then find the button, then turn it on. Its just a poor design by Kodak.

Video quality isn't great, and the sound picked up by the mic is pretty bad.

The interface for deleting pictures is awkward too: you have to press the delete button, then move the cursor up to select that you want to delete the picture. after it deletes the picture, it takes you to the next picture and asks if you want to delete it as well, when it should in fact just take you back to picture taking mode, or a plain preview mode.

sorry for the long negative review, but i really am disappointed by this one. I am now buying a new panasonic because i don't dare to take this one with me to a trip out west.

it works but i had to modify it so that i can go into my camera had to sand it down a bit on one side so it wouldnt hit the camera it would not go in the usb socket if its not removed other than that price and quality its good.

I really like the look of this camera and it's super easy to use. The joystick pad it nice and easy to use. Overall, I like this camera, but I wouldn't by it again or recommend it to someone else for these reasons:
First, I can't stand rechargeable batteries, they never stay charged and when I really need new batteries, I can't just go buy some. But that's very personal, some people have had great experiences with rechargeable.
Second, if the batteries are low, the whole thing shuts down. It can't run the battery to the end of it's life, if it gets low, it won't function. So like you'll take a really great shot and the it will shut down and so you'll turn it back on to see the shot and it's not there. Soooo frustrating!! If it had an option to turn off the LCD screen and just use a viewfinder that would probably help, but wait! there's no viewfinder.
Third, the printing on the buttons rub off. I really don't even remember which button is play back and which one is menu, I just have to keep pressing buttons until I hit the right one. What ever ink or whatever it is they use is really poor quality.
And lastly, don't drop it, take it to the beach, get ANY water near it, or let your kids touch it too much because any little thing will make it not work for a few days, but luckily, it always comes back, when you don't need it.

This cable is perfect. The card reader on my laptop for some reason quit working and this cable is the only way to get photos off my camera now. I love it:)

As soon as you turned it on it immediately shuts off.

Who wants a camera that stays on and works? Anyone can buy one of those, as long as it isn't the Kodak M1033.

The ability of it to shut down as soon as it is turned on saves immense battery life!

Never have to worry about charging it, it turns itself off as soon as you try to use it.

I just want to thank you for having this product. If I wasn't able to find this usb cord, I would have had to buy a new camera, which would have cost me alot more money. Also I was suprised with how fast it came. I am extremely happy with this product!

Great little charger, comes with three pin plug lead and a car 12v accessory socket lead. Red and green LEDs indicate when charging is complete and ongoing. Seems fairly well made, I have had no problems at all with mine. All in all does exactly what you want it to do for a very reasonable price.

As others mentioned in their reviews, the fittings on this cord are very snug. It works well though, so no complaints, would buy again!

I don't know why some people had problems charging with this cable. This is the cheapest fix for losing your cord--I couldn't find the same cord in any stores and this was incredibly cheap. Definitely make sure you have the right cord for your camera but aside from that, it does EXACTLY what it says it does. The cord charges your camera and transfers pictures easily. Shipped fast and I'm happy.

i rated it a 3star, but actually it did not work for me ... when i contacted an online Kokak representative to walk me through the instructions to change the date and time, her instructions did not work either ... ultimately, she said the 'bottons were damaged' ... so i had to return it. my cousin has this camera and it works beautifully for her ... the pics are great, the video is great, i especially liked that it has a 3" display, however, i could not get mine to work and when i went to buy another i could not find one, so i went to Kodak and they said they were no longer making that model and suggested M550, so i got that one, but the display is smaller and you cannot hear the sound when you play back a video, but the pictures are okay, not great, but okay ... it was about $50 less than the M1033, so i guess you get what you pay for.

Since 2002 I've had the same digital camera. It was an older Kodak 2-megapixel camera that did it's job - if just barely. It was light on features, and took acceptable pictures - in 2002 when it was introduced. Fast forward to now, 2007, with a new son and grandparents wanting lots of photos, and my wife (who seldom notices anything about technology) complaining about the quality of the photos that it took and it added up to being time to upgrade our digital camera.I wanted to purchase the Canon Digital Revel XTi since I had an existing telephoto lens that would fit it. My wife wanted to a pocket-sized camera she could fit in her purse. Needless to say, we were in a predicament. The solution? A camera with a good optical zoom and a number of different picture-taking modes.Originally we purchased the Kodak Z712 IS - which we were quite happy with. The only thing it lacked was the ability to take high definition video. A few weeks later I discovered that the very week that we purchased the Z712 Kodak shipped the Z812. So, the Z712 went back to the store and the Z812 arrived! Here's my impressions:

What I Really Like:

Great optical zoom. A 36mm-432mm optical zoom means that nothing is out of range with this camera. Combined with the image stabilization feature you can get away with slightly slower shutter speeds at long focal lengths and still get nice pictures.

A multiplicity of modes - As an amateur photographer I like having the ability to set my own shutter and aperture values depending on what I'm doing. At the same time, the availability of a fully automatic mode makes it a camera that is easy to use by anyone. Plus, having sixteen preset modes for special settings (night time shooting, portraits, snow, beach, etc.) is handy if you'd rather not mess with the stop settings yourself. In addition to being able to control the exposure you can also control the flash setting.

Variable Color Settings - This is a relatively simple feature but on the advanced modes you can choose between "Low Color" "Natural Color" "High Color" "Black and White" and "Sepia". This lets you adjust the appearence of your photos as you take them rather than in a photo editing program later. I find that taking a photo in the mode produces better quality that editing it later in a photo editing program.

Multiple Photo Features - Besides the standard self-timer, there are two settings for taking multiple photos. One takes five consecutive photos in rapid succession. The other will take up to 30 consecutive photos in rapid succession and store the last five.

High ISO settings - High ISO settings allows this camera to take photos in low light conditions. While the quality of low light pictures isn't exceptional, they're not awful either.

HD Video - by far my favorite feature is the ability to take 720p video at 30 frames per second. It takes a computer or high definition TV to really appreciate the superior quality of this video. The fact that the sound is stereo is cool, but the quality is about average for a digital camera.
(Update: Since I originally reviewed this I have owned an cheap Aiptek 1080p HD video camera and a Canon Vixia HF10 camcorder. Both blew the video quality of the Z812 out of the water. Just be forewarned, this is in no way a replacement for a video camera).

What I Don't Like: honestly, nothing. There's no major problems with the camera itself. That's being said, there's a few features that would have been nice.

On a camera of this caliber, it would have been nice to add an external flash for low-light conditions
Since this camera is labled has "HD" and takes high definition video, it would have been nice to be able to use a component cable connection to output 720p/1080i video direct from the camera.

Out of the box the camera comes with a disposable battery. The least Kodak could have done was include a rechargeable battery in the box. I ended up purchasing two rechargeable batters and an AC charger for it.

Summary: If you're not quite ready for size or cost reason to go with an SLR but want a high performance camera that includes the ability to take HD video, this is a perfect camera.

Credit where credit is due. The charger is of good quality and will work from the mains supply or from a car cigar lighter socket, the 12 volt option is very useful on the go or a day out away from a mains supply.

The delivery of the package was lightning fast ,well packaged and undamaged. 5 star service.

Highly recomended for quality and service.

This is a great camera. It's sleek, compact, and the clarity of the pictures is great, even in zoom.

I've noticed a lot of problems with the Software however, so here's some quick advice: Do not install the Software. There is a much, much easier way to get your pictures off of your camera. This is how to do in on a Windows computer.

1. Go to Start>>My Computer.
2. A little picture of the camera should appear if you have it plugged into your computer.
3. Just click on the camera and look at the folders. Your pictures should be there.
4. Just drag your pictures into wherever you want to store them on your computer.

Nice and simple, without having to worry about any of the software.

I initially had a previous version of a Kodak easyshare (I believe it was a 650, but at this time I can't remember) and while I was deployed my wife happen to drop it and it quit working. So enter Amazon and the search for a new camera. My wife is a technophobe (afraid of technology), so when considering another camera I had to make sure it was close to the old one because she knew how that worked, and since I am deployed I cannot show her in person how a new one worked.

As I start searching for a new camera of course I start with new items, but alas I am miser and I don't want to spend a fortune on something that may break within a year or so. (I will caveat that the last Kodak easyshare was still working great after three years and was still working great until my wife dropped it on the ground at a bowling alley. lens first no less - and that camera had been all over the place, including Egypt).

After searching new I fell upon the idea of refurb - I personnaly have been buying refurb products for the last couple of years and haven't seen any problems. Both my iPods and Macbook Pro are refurbs.

I searched all the Kodak's and Fuji and Panasonic and ended up with the Z812IS. The price was fantastic (under $120 total) and the features were better than the last model. The MP is higher from 6.1 up to 8.2, the Optical focus is up form 10x to 12x, so you can get that much closer. Some of the buttons have changed and it takes a little longer to navigate them. One major improvement is the capability to use AA batteries instead of just the CRV3/or rechargeable Kodak battery (Which I use). If you don't have the rechargeable then I suggest the Energizer Lithium batteries - the best on the market. The one item I do miss is the automatic sport function on the selection knob on top. I have never used the email function. The clarity and ease of use make this a top quality camera for a low low price (refurb only).

For those looking for a high quality camera, easy use camera for technophobes and a cheap camera (refurb) than I highly reccomend this one.

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It's really a great camera, it has metal on the front instead of just plastic, it has a large screen, the battery life lasts forever, and the picture quality is amazing! Not to mention there are at least 30 different settings for certain conditions of picture taking. The only two things that bug me are the the zoom isn't that much, and there is only room for 6 pictures on it. But a cheap 2 GB memory card from amazon hold 642 pictures on it, or 45 min. of HD video :) awesome camera, although I really don't know about the price, I got mine on clearance at a local store, so I'm not sure it would be worth paying 200 for it. ( I'de try a Nikon)