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

This is my second camera same make and model, my nephew stepped on my old one and cracked the screen I loved it so much I bought another, this time it was half the price and still well worth it. Great camera and very easy to use

I purchased this camera in February 2009. In late November the camera stopped working. Shipped it off to Kodak's repair service "United Camera and Binocular Repair." Long story short, warranty repairs denied because of corrosion inside of the camera. ??? The camera did get a lot of use, however, it was never abused or exposed to excessive moisture (A few rain drops now and then...but thats it). I honestly expected this camera to last 5-6 years and when it died on Thankgiving afternoon I was a little upset that I was unable to capture any photos. I am even more upset that because of some design flaw that allowed moisture into the case, Kodak refuses to honor the 1 year warranty on this product.
Because of only mediocre picture quality, I probably would not have purchased another Kodak, but couple average picture quality along with a failure to honor the product warranty, I will never purchase another Kodak product again.

Charger arrived before the camera it was intended for, despite being ordered afterwards. Basic but functional; can't argue with the low price.

Even tho this cam is a yr or 2 old it's just as good if not way better than most of the cams in it's class and price range that records HD video. You can trust this statement. I spent much of this past Christmas break researching the best compact point and shoots with HD video recording capability for $200 and under. The three best were this Kodak M1033, the Canon PowerShot SD780 IS ELPH, and the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T90. These cameras were almost exactly tied in all the ratings and reviews I studied. I chose the Kodak M1033 because it looked easier to operate and was priced for less. The only thing really negative to say about this camera is that it was a litte tough to find.

I just purchased the Kodak M863 digital camera and I couldn't be happier with it. It is easy to use and takes very good pictures. I have one very small problems with the camera. The user manual could have a been a little more informative. Not to worry though, you can get all the information you need on Kodak's web site. They also have a great support team . They can be contacted via the telephone and you actually get a real person to answer all your questions. This is a great little camera and for the price you can't beat it. Buy with confidence.

I bought this camera as a Christmas present for my daughter. By March we were returning it for the first time. It would not power on and the lens would not retract. After waiting for it for a month, it came back. It then worked for about a month before it did the same thing again. Then after receiving it back, it did it again. Now it is the end of August, 8 months after purchase, and it has broken for the Fourth - yes, count them - FOURTH TIME. They have replaced the lens assembly in the past, but for some reason it does not remain fixed.

My husband went out and bought the same camera during the first repair of the above camera. Now, after having it for 4 months, his camera is also broken. Yes, the same thing, the lens will not retract no matter what we do. The camera will not stay on. We have since spoken to another friend who also has this camera and also has the same problem. I don't know how many times this thing has to be returned before we get our money back so we can find a trustworthy solution.

I'll never buy Kodak again. NEVER. Be very careful about this purchase. There is obviously something going on that is not good with the manufacturing.

Kodak cameras are an incredible value and this one is no exception. I have never ever taken a single bad picture with it in the several years that I've owned it, and the 12x zoom is a wonderful addition (good enough zoom to take great shots of bears in Yellowstone). Color quality and focus on this one is perfect every time and the image stabilization helps insure that there is no blur. It does go thru regular AA batteries quickly, so you should order the rechargeable ones and a charger from Kodak. With the rechargeable kodak batteries, the battery life is excellent and it's nice to be able to swap in a regular AA's in a pinch if you run down the rechargeables and forgot to bring your charger. The ability to shoot HD video is also a nice bonus at this price point and works well.

i bought this camera about a year ago. i used it all the time, it worked great. but after a few weeks, it didn't turn on, so i sent it to get fixed. a few weeks after that it stopped working again. it wasn't just mine. my brother and sister also got the same camera, but in different colors. they have had the same problems as me.

This is the worst camera I have ever owned. After a month of having it, the firmware got damaged and had to send it back. Upon getting it returned, the pictures were worse than before. No matter where you take your pictures, they will always be grainy. It is very poor in low light conditions, and even worse in daylight.
I do not recommend this camera at all.

I have had this camera for several years, I too have Nikon D70 and a Canon EOS KISS X2. I use this camera for Macro photography with a $30 OPTEKA 10X Macro lens,a steady tripod and a $90 flash light with a diffuser.
You can see some of my pictures in the customers pictures. I have save several hundreds or thousands of dollars buying macro lens for my cameras. I can take this camera anywhere I go, the pictures quality is very good if you use only the optical zoom and get pass the tunnel vision of the OPTEKA lens adaptor.

I have learned over time that when shopping for my father for tech, it is not enough for a product to simply be easy to use. Since we're talking about cameras here, if a device has say, easy steps to change flash settings, that is no good. The steps themselves are easy, yes, but it is the necessity of steps which faults it.

Thus, I may declare that the Kodak M1033 is wonderfully step free. Powering up the camera is a one button affair, no jog wheels to confuse. One button brings up the camera modes and the same one button confirms the selection. Plus, if you do bring up the menu, the camera helpfully hides all of the options that are not used by the active mode. When my father first opened the box on Christmas day, it was completey intuitive for him I use. I'm making a note here, huge success. (Of course, I did cheat a little by opeining the box the day before and changing all of the initial settings.)

The camera does still hold some surprises for power users as well however. Manual picture taking has some fine options and features to be found, including a large ISO range for a camera of this range, useful color options, and for once a surprisingly accurate auto-white balancer.

I do however knock the camera down one star for a few complaints I had as a power user. If you are shopping for yourself and consider yourself to be a casual user, then just consider this a five star review and move on.

The digital zoomis completely horiffic and will destroy a d picture it is used in, even at low levels. The menu has an option to permanantly turn the digital zoom off. Use it. Although the camera claims to shoot HD video, video in any resolution looks completely unwatchable. And finally there is no option to disable JPEG compression, or change the compression ammount, and as a result, there is a fair bit more artifacts and muddiness as the pixel level than I would care for.

LCD view screen lasted 7 months. View screen french fried.
Kodak wants half the value, plus shipping to "repair".
I think not.
There was absolutely no abuse, dropping ect .... disappointing value.

Really pleased with this purchase so far. I bought it as a christmas present for my dad so I wanted a simple and easy to use camera. I haven't used it much, but I did take it out of the box to charge the battery and test the camera. I was able to figure out most of the features within 5 minutes without reading the manual so I think it will be perfect for someone who wants a user friendly camera. The camera is very compact and sleek with a nice sized LCD screen. I only snapped a few shots in dim lighting and they actually came out pretty good.
The only thing I didn't like was the lack of a battery charger. You have to leave the battery in the camera to charge it. Not a big deal but just a little inconvenient.
Overall I think it's a good buy for the price.

This is, hands down is THE BEST digital camera I have ever owned. In the time that I have owned this camera, the pics, videos, and ease of use have all been incredible and incredibly easy! It is a really easy camera to use & has many features that make it VERY simple to use, and its easy 4 a beginner to learn 2 use as well!- which is what a point and shoot camera should be. I've used an SLR camera for years, but needed a simple camera to just take great shots, especially when your taking quick pics of your kids! They have to be taken fast and be easy to take or you lose the shot or miss that perfect moment trying to switch lenses. Its a multi tasking photographers dream camera for a great price!

I bought my M863 in July 2008, and loved it. After 11 months, mine started acting up. It was turning on, the lens coming out, but then closing and powering off. I could go into review mode and look at the pictures on the camera though. After going through the online troubleshooting, was told to send the camera in to United Camera. After more than 3 weeks and not hearing anything, I contacted them. The response was that there is corrosion in the camera and that the corrosion voids the warranty. Everything that I read said that dropping or exposing the camera to liquid voids the warranty (which did not happen), and the battery was a Kodak internal rechargeable battery. If corrosion was from the Kodak battery, then this should be covered by Kodak's warranty. I contacted Kodak about how unhappy I was with this and that I know that the camera could not have had corrosion. They told me that they stand by United Camera's claim. After being a faithful Kodak Digital camera customer for more than 9 years, I just bought an Olympus yesterday. So unhappy with the poor customer service I received from Kodak and the shotty claim that United Camera gave me.

This little charger arrived promptly and I tried it out on the day it arrived. It has a mains plug and a 12v car plug. It works well and it is compact - more compact than the charger plug that came with my Kodak Zi8 video camera. Highly recommended.

My camera took grainy pictures at dusk and at night, but now doesn't work at all. Thought it was the battery, so bought new battery, but still turns on, is blurry, then shuts off. To late to return now, so I'm off to buy another but not a Kodak.

You will regret purchasing this camera. I got it for Christmas last year (2008), and it worked incredibly well - at first. While its pictures were neither as clear nor as sharp as some other cameras', I had anticipated a much lower quality picture due to its relatively inexpensive price. I made sure to take extra care of my camera, always leaving it in a protective case and using it only about once a week. However, my appreciation for this camera swiftly ended in last March, three months after I bought it. Its flaw was simple - after I turned the camera on, its light would flash on and then it would turn off. I sent it in to be repaired, but picture quality diminished greatly after it was fixed. One month later after it had been "fixed", the same problem again occurred - it would not turn on. I sent it to be repaired again, and was sent a new camera in the mail. I took no pictures with the camera, just plugged it into my computer to load some pictures. A few days later, I tried to turn it on but discovered I could not. Yet again, this crappy camera would not turn on. I hate this camera with a passion. DO NOT BUY THIS!!

I recently bought a M1033 and in using it I have found that I received a much better camera than I expected for the price!
I have taken probably 50 pictures in the few days I have had it and they all look fine! Much better than I expected actually. The
one issue with alot of point and shoot cameras is their ability to focus on images that are close up, with this camera that was not
a problem. I have been using the camera in its native "smart capture" mode and have been simply let the camera do all the work and I'm delighted by the results.
Its very quick to start up from power on to first shot and with the auto flash type setting each image is appropriately filled if a flash is needed.
I feel like I got more than I bargained for and I'm quite happy about it..nice job Kodak!

I really like this camera. It may not be the best camera out there, but for the price it's a pretty good deal. It takes better pictures than the previous Olympus 8MP camera I had.

Shame on you Kodak-

WHATEVER YOU DO, do NOT buy this camera-
I bought it at a low price thinking it was a great deal after reading "rave" reviews. It started acting funny a month in. It started going through batteries very rapidly. It would randomly erase pictures I'd taken, or it would claim there were formatting errors, and the picture would never come out. It would not even focus correctly. I lost so many good shots that way. I tried formatting the sd card and the camera, it still didn't work. I even tried ordering new rechargeable batteries. The batteries they sent me did not even work.

Bottom line was it was a nightmare. I stressed over it for a year. I will never buy a Kodak again. I'm going back to Nikon. This is one customer they have lost for life.

I ordered this cable as a replacement for the original I had for my daughter's Kodak M763.

To my surprise, there is NO charge capability. So you can transfer images, but not charge the battery.

I could already easily transfer the images from the SD card to my computer, so having this cable does me no good without being able to recharge the battery.

While there is nothing inherently wrong with this particular cable, my suggestion would be to find a cable that SPECIFICALLY states it will support USB charging, as well as data transfer, killing two birds with one stone.

I purchased this camera over the summer to replace an Olympus Fe250 that died after two years of ownership and light use. I used to own a 5mp Kodak Easy Share that took better pictures than this camera. I agree with the comments of previous reviewers. The shutter button is hard to depress. This camera is awful in low light conditions especially when you use the zoom. It takes too long to use manual settings and then I may miss the shot. Also the camera freezes. I do not use the Kodak Easy Share software. Being a Mac user, I import my pictures into iPhoto. I am very disappointed that a Kodak 5mp takes better pictures than a 10mp. I now regret giving away my old 5mp. Thinking about buying the Canon 120i.

For the cost, this is a good camera for taking a few pictures every now and then to capture a few memories. Its compact and easy to use. It is not going to give you high quality pictures though. It is almost impossible to take pictures of anything that is moving - i.e. children who can't stand still. I use this camera for pictures that I put on a digital picture frame.