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

After shopping cameras for a while I decided to veer away from the feature heavy "premier" brands I've purchased in the past and go for one that does exactly what I need it to do: Point and shoot fast, with minimal tinkering, for great shots in a small form factor. This Kodak does it. The auto scene selection in particular is impressive. You can choose the scenes manually, but taking shots in auto select mode always turns out really good pictures. The camera is small enough for me to carry in my front pockets and remain barely noticible. Power on and ready to snap is less than two seconds, the screen is spacious, and the firmware is logical and easy to navigate. If you are heavy into the world of digital photography you probably shouldn't even be looking at this camera but if you are looking for something quick, easy and quality this might be the camera that ends your search.

I find the ghost in every digital product i touch EXCEPT for THIS one! Love it---So easy to use---hard to misuse!

I purchased this Kodak camera in February and was able to take it on one vacation. By early April, it was defunct. The camera would turn on but would not stay on even with the battery fully charged. Upon taking it to the repair shop I learned that it would cost more to have the camera fixed than I paid for it originally so I gave up on it. I also noticed in trying to upload the photos from the camera to my computer that approximately 20% of the photos simply wouldn't transfer. I ended up having to use a card reader to extract them. I had issues with the Kodak Easy Share Software causing my computer to freeze up and once the camera quit working, I vowed I would never purchase another Kodak digital camera. I never dropped or mistreated the camera in any way so I am still unsure why it died. Needless to say, I would recommend spending a bit more money for a nicer camera. I recently purchased a new one of a different brand and have been much happier with it.

The features for the price is excellent. (this is an upgrade from a 2 ½ yr old 5mp, 8X zoom, Konica-Minolta z20)

Pictures: I have only used it outdoors so far. Primarily skiing. Surprisingly light weight for its size. Very good quality pics even in automatic mode. One feature I love that I have not seen mentioned much, is the sensor to determine the orientation of the camera and automatically saving correctly so that you don't waste time having to re-orient the pictures later. IS works well, giving solid results even handheld at full zoom. Wish it had a dedicated review mode though - it always pops the lens cap off and drives the lens out of the main barrel even if your only intent is to show friends a few pics on the bright LCD. The menus are pretty obvious and useful for most items (including basic help descriptions available right on the camera) and I like the dedicated first burst/last burst/EV bracketing/timer, etc... and flash mode buttons right on top. I like the multiple focus boxes that show exactly what it thinks the highlights of the scene are so you can either snap or reset the frame. And super quick from the half press/focus to taking the picture for a digital camera.

Video: I bought a 4GB card to go with the camera especially due to the video capability, which uses a lot of memory in HD mode. It eats something close to 2MB per second in some of my skiing clips! (though more typical seems to be closer to ~1MB per second) Video zoom on skiers works mostly very well, but occasionally loses focus in shadowy areas on a sunny day (too high a contrast I guess). There is some minor motor noise recorded from using the zoom in very quiet environments as well. As I am not looking for professional level audio (who would buy a still camera for that?), it's an acceptable, unobtrusive amount of noise. Also, my 3 yr old laptop chokes on the full HD sized video (skips/stutters), but fortunately my work laptop is new and can play the HD sized clips just fine.

Summary: This camera is very good. And phenomenal options and features for the price. There are other options out there for marginally higher quality on either the pictures or video or amount of zoom or etc..., but you will double, or more, the price. Certainly not worth anything near that level of extra cost in my opinion given the capabilities and quality of the Z812IS.

I bought this camera in June 2008. I originally had to return it for a new one because the first one stopped turning on right away. I've had it for over a year now, and in the past couple of months it has gotten more and more problematic. First, it stopped opening all the way when I turned it on. Now, it won't even open. It turns right back off unless I have it in favorites mode. I'm just done with the darned thing. Don't buy this one.

This camera is awesome. You have great zoom capabilities, Very easy to charge and takes great pictures. The draw back of this camera is the battery life of the camera. It usually only last for one session or day then you must recharge your camera.

I like this camera really well, I am older, never had a digital camera, this looked good , so Voila>>>>> bought it.... I do not have any problems with the software, my pic's load just great....everything is wonderful...........EXCEPT......when I'm outside I cannot see the subject in the LCD, as it is too bright....inside pic's are wonderful, but cannot see anything in the LCD when outside.......other cameras have a little 'peephole' they look thru to solve this problem, but this camera DOESNOT....all you have is the LCD.....

This is an ok camera for taking family picture.But the easyshare software that comes with the camera for transfering pictures to pc is a pain.
Everytime I transfer pictures using this software ( I have latest copy of it), it skips some of the pictures from transfer. I have called their support twice. They told me to do a routine - delete some files on my pc , then rename some folders and transfer again. But I have to do it EVERY TIME i need to transfer pictures. Because everytime some of the shots I have taken are not transfered to my pc.
Very disappointed! Will not recommand it.

Really like this camera. I do a lot of closeup and low light pictures and have no problems in any light conditions. The pictures come out crisp and clear even printed in 8 X 10 size.

We bought this for our 12 year old- it was eeasy to use and very enjoyable for taking photos and video, but on the 4th day, we found it would not re-charge. I bought a new battery for it, which did not solve the problem. I wanted a camera that we could recharge and not have to continue to feed AA batteries. I don;t know what was wrong. Otherwise we loved it. We ended up returning it and getting a different camera.

Pictures taken are moderately good. But the system has a big problem. If you have not used this camera for a day or two, then LCD would be black once you turn it on. You have to shut it down and turn it on again, or take out the battery and put it back, then LCD displays well.

I was intended to mail my camera to Kodak repair center, but they charge me a lot even if it's in warranty. So I gave it up.

I bought this camera 2 days ago while on a trip out of state. I bought it to replace another easyshare camera (V803) I lost just the other day.

What I LOVED about this camera was:
* Ease of use - menu navigation and controls
* Easier to hold onto not as slippery
* Fantastic and large LCD screen!
* Great shots - not blurry like my other Easyshare V803
* Fantastic video

My V803 always froze on me to where I'd have to remove the battery. If I took pics of my kids they were ALWAYS blurry. I even had the camera serviced 3 times in the first year I had it and it still froze on me.
But the MD863 took FANTASTIC shots! And I was impressed with the shutterspeed.

Only one major problem. The camera made a very high pitched noise when the LCD screen was on. When I recorded video the noise was amplified. The high pitched noise would stop when the LCD screen went off to conserve battery power. Called Kodak and they said I could send it in for repair but with my unsuccessful repair history with the other camera I am going to choose to return it to Walmart instead. I don't want to have to wait weeks for it to get fixed for one, and 2 I don't have a lot of faith that they will actually fix the dang thing. Kodak should just give you a new one when these things happen.

If I cannot get another one (same model) that works, I think this will kill it for me and Kodak. I know they are one of the best brands out there but if I cannot get any luck with 2 different Kodak camera models then I'd be stupid to purchase it again. It's true, hardward just isn't made like it used to be.

At first we loved this camera which we bought for Christmas (based on Conusmer Reports ranking in picture quality, speed, and low light). As usual, we found their report accurate. HOWEVER, within a month the camera began "locking up" -in the middle of reviewing photos, or trying to take one, all the buttons would stop working. I could not even turn it off. Removing and replacing the battery solved the repeated problem for a few weeks, but then even that stopped helping. The camera was inoperable. In less than two months of use I had a brand new camera that would not work! It does come with a one year warranty, so after an hour long conversation with a Kodak customer service agent who was difficult to understand (I think she was in India), they are taking the camera to service or replace with a refurbished one. I hope it solves the problem, but seeing online how many others have experienced it I fear the whole design may be flawed somehow...In short, my experience has been that it is a great camera when it works, but its unreliability makes it a poor choice...

I bought this camera and it only worked for a week or so. Then the camera started not powering up (that is, the lens opened then closed right away. I tried a new battery which didn't work, and I put it aside. Big mistake. Now I don't know if it's under warranty, and I barely got any use out of it. I wouldn't recommend this camera if there are going to be issues right away. There are much better comparably priced cameras.

This was a good upgrade for our family. Picture quality is excellent. Pretty easy to use overall. The video feature is really nice quality although if you're using it in a high volume setting (concert, etc.) the sound recording is not great.

My only real complaint about this camera so far is that it's a battery monster. If you get this camera, plan on investing in some really, really good rechargeable batteries. Otherwise it will eat batteries like crazy.

I got mine as a refurbish deal so it is definitely worth the money we paid for it!!!

I got this camera for my father to use in conjunction with the G600 printer dock to take pictures of skin ailments at his dermatology practice. I am very impressed by the quality of the macro setting and the highly detailed photos you can take very close to the subject. Very good for detail work. He is also not very techno saavy and he can use it just fine.

I ordered this charger and it came 2 days later so fast delivery/dispatch!!!......but when I recieved it, it wasn't working, so not impressed.when I rang up to advise the company it took me hours to get through to the relevant person who told me I will have to send this back and wait a week or more fore new one!!!!! Made me very dubious about ordering of this company again!!! will be interesting to see if and when i recieve a replacement and if it works!!!!!

I bought this camera to take with me on vacation.
The camera works great and is easy to use.
It has 10.3 mega-pixels and therefore provides great clarity in the pictures and with the video.
The camera only has a 3 times zoom, but works great. If your wanting close up pictures of wildlife, then you need to go to higher end camera. That is to be expected though, because this camera is less expensive, and gives great pictures for the price.
I liked it so much, I bought one for my ten year old daughter so she could get started taking photos. It's easy to use for beginners and also for people who don't need all the high tech gadgets.

We had this camera for one year. It worked great for the most part. Then we noticed it started to slow down. The time it took between taking one picture and then being ready to take the next took longer and longer.

Then the zoom out function stopped working, so you could zoom in but you would have to shut the camera down and restart it to reset the zoom.

A month after that it stopped working completely. It would turn on, the lens would come out make a few clicks then go back in and shut off. Completely useless now.

I don't recommend this camera.

I love this camera. Only thing I did not like, which is why I gave it a 4 is the instructions that came with the camera is very poor and you have to learn how to use the camera on your own. This camera is replacing another kodak camera that stopped working after 3 years. I have printed out pictures already, and the quality is great, even the picture Cd I created. I have the kodak printer dock 3 and luckily this camera can be charged with it. Just remember if you have a printer dock 3, the cameras light will not start flashing to show it's charging until a few minutes pass.

I bought this camera a little over a year ago to get better pictures of my son. I previously had a 3 mp Nikon camera, and sadly, my old camera took better pictures that this one. I have to take 5 shots of each picture because most of my pictures come out blurry, despite having the antiblur feature on. A friend of mine has a Sony Cybershot, which she bought at the same price, and the quality of this camera doesn't even come close to hers. I'm disappointed I didn't read more reviews before buying this camera. It does take pictures, but unfortunately, half of the pictures in my son's photo album are slightly blurry and not nearly as clear as they could be had I researched more and bought a higher quality camera. It's a compact, colorful camera, but doesn't take high quality pictures.

This is a very cool camera with a lot of great features. The touch screen is very cool and easy to use. Pictures look great and are very easy to manipulate. There are several different styles and what not available to use, so you honestly have a very professional camera for a great value. Kodak is a great company and you can know that you will get a good product.

Caution though. Don't buy from Beach Camera as they sold me a defective camera and left me in the lurch. Once I went up the chain of command at Kodak, they quickly replaced the camera and I couldn't be happier.

Craig
Charleston, SC

The average review for this camera should be NO stars!!! Not only did we have the same problem that everyone else has (it works for about a week, then the lens stops staying open), but there are MANY reviews here that say how bad this camera is, yet it show as "4 stars". You have better odds of winning in Vegas than having this camera work for you. Don't risk it!

This fine little Kodak M1033 never worked. Out of the box, the video function was intermittent. Within hours all functions froze up. The camera won't respond to the push of any button. It cannot be reset (by removing the battery, for instance).

Meant to be a present, this camera was first used more than a month after the date of purchase. Since Staples store warranty covers 30 days only, the camera could not be returned for a full refund.

Kodak graciously offers to repair it--and they annoy their customers with a call center in India (nothing against India, but a 5 minute phone call easily steals half an hour of your time if you talk to people and their supervisors who have absolutely no clue what you are talking about. The fact that they don't understand your English and you can hardly decipher theirs does not speed up things, either). If repair is impossible, Kodak will replace the camera with a REFURBISHED model.

According to their policies, Kodak will NEVER give you a new camera to replace one of their defect products.

You may want to read the fine print before you trust good old household names like Kodak.