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

Это легко носить с собой альтернативу моей основной камерой. Преимущества заключаются в том, что она дешевая, принимает SD-карты, использует батарейки АА. Недостатки: нет видоискатель и, казалось бы, если я не могу выяснить это, вы должны переключиться на и выскочить работает объектив, даже если вы просто хотите просматривать изображения.

I bought this camera in late March 2008. I could get very good images with the camera most of the times, but the images were really bad when light conditions were not good (e.g., at a pub or in a church, museum etc.). But for most of the time it worked fine.
Now it is June 2009, 1 year and 3 months after I bought it, and the camera just stopped working - I didn't drop it, it was not exposed to liquid or anything that could harm it. It just doesn't work anymore, 3 months after the warranty expired.
One this is certain: I'll never by a Kodak camera again.

Excellent Camera!!! It takes very clear and high quality images and the video mode shoots like the real one. If someone is looking for high quality camera for low price this is it!!!

This is a HORRIBLE camera!!! This is my 3rd Kodak digital camera. I bought this one because I loved the other two. It takes aweful pictures unless you are outside in the sunlight.

I bought this camera in December 2008. Took it back thinking something was wrong with it. Got the same camera and it is as BAD as the first. I have taken at least 500 pictures in the last 5 months trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong. I would be nice to say that 50 have turned out good.

Very pixilated, blurry pictures. I even spent over an hour on line with Kodak trying to figure it out. I will never buy Kodak again.

I got this camera for Christmas and I really love it. It takes clear, crisp pictures and it has many features built right in. I rarely get a blury picture and it performs pretty well in low light too. I have some good night shots taken with this camera. It lives up to my expectations. The only reason I gave it four stars is because although the video quality is pretty good, the videos aren't as clear as my last Kodak camera I had. But I would recommend this camera if you are looking for something inexpensive yet effective and will deliver quality pictures whether for posting online or printing!

I'm not sure if I received a bad camera or not but about 1 month into using this camera, the flash didn't seem to be working properly. All of my photos were either very dark or overexposed even though I had it on Auto Flash mode and the flash appeared to be going off. I sent it in for repair once (it was under warranty but I had to pay the shipping charges). It was returned to me stating it was fixed but I still had the same problem. This was so frustrating as this was my only camera and I was missing key moments in my kids' lives. I sent it in again and this time they seemed to fix the flash problem but I spent far too much time talking to customer service about this. Even with the flash fixed, I still feel that pictures were blurry and not crisp. Also, it is impossible to take a picture outdoors in bright sunlight- you cannot see anything in the LCD screen (there is no viewfinder) so you have to guess if you are taking a good picture. I ended up getting a Canon Powershot A590IS and I am so much happier. I would not recommend this Kodak camera.

This is a wonderful little camera and the price is right. After reading the reviews about it on Amazon.com and then comparing pricing at Walmart and Target, Amazon's price is about $50 less than anywhere else. It takes beautiful pictures and is easy and truly fun to use. I had a Sony digital camera that broke and was unrepairable (the pins in the charger insert broke off) and I went for about a year without a camera. The Kodak Easy Share is absolutely perfect and I'm thrilled with the quality. I'd highly recommend it!

This camera is not what I am used to from Kodak. The Smart Mode instantly applies the Kodak Perfect TouchTech feature on any picture shot in that mode. Aggrivating--I feel like I paid for something I'm not going to use! Also, the joystick-type selector is cumbersome and the LCD screen makes the pictures look very grainy. This may have to do with the fact that you're fitting 10 mp worth of data in a 3" space.

Now . . . to the design flaw:

The flash is right under the shutter. I bought this camera thinking I was buying another like my M863 (which is being returned to Kodak for repairs--hint, hint) but I kept putting my finger over the flash because it is RIGHT under the shutter. Sure--I can "un-learn" how to do that but this is a complete different set up than other Kodak models.

Sorry Kodak--this one just isn't for me.

I bought this camera to replace a battery problem with double AA batteries on another camera. Battery is fine but as stated in other reviews, you can't see anything on the screen to take a picture with if you are outdoors. There is no viewfinder to aid you either although I always use the screen. All I could see was an image of my face in the lcd screen and I just had to guess, point and shoot and hoped I got what I was aiming towards. Not good at all. I am going to return it! What good is it if you can't see what you are aiming towards? I would not recommend this at all!

Kodak has always create the best on the scale of quality v affordability. This camera is no exception. The pictures are extremely crisp and sharp, the videos are HD (720p). If you are a everyday camera enthusiast, this is the camera for you. At under $200, it is very affordable with easily the same results as a $500 Canon or Nikon. The touchscreen works well but is sometimes hard to see in direct sunlight. The camera self-adapts its modes and works well in any environment. 10MP is more than enough for me and just using this camera, you can take pro quality pics with a consumer price!

I really like Kodak cameras, but the second day I had this I saw that the screen had already been scratched. The scratch on the screen is very annoying. Other than that, it isn't a bad camera.

i had received this camera as a gift a few years back. After extensive use i can say that this is a good product. Its small and compact. It takes nice pictures for personal use. Its battery also holds up pretty well and charges fairly quickly. I have yet to have any real problems with this product. It is actually really user friendly compared to other cameras that i have had in the past.

I purchased this camera for a recent cruise. This is my second Kodak Digital. It takes clear pictures with great detail. The color is great. I am not the best picture taker and mine came out great. It showed the true color of the beautiful agua blue water of the carribean and the bright island colors. The only down side I found was it does not have a view finder and if you are in the direct sun it is hard to see the picture you are taking, but not a major porblem. I also purchased a 4GB card with it. I had a 2GB. I filled them both!!!

I bought this camera mainly for its HD recording. While the resolution is nice, the HD recording "blinks" with a flash of bright light every 5 seconds or so. This is unacceptable for a finished product. Kodak should not release beta-test quality hardware to the market.

Prior to purchasing this unit, I did a fairly exhaustive internet search of user-reviews of entry-level digital cameras. Since this is my first digital camera, the most important factors for me were ease-of-use and overall user-friendliness. On both those counts, I can say the unit performs remarkably well. My wife, who is very much a non-techie, has had no trouble using the camera for taking pictures of her eBay merchandise. Clarity and resolution are very good. And the camera interfaces fairly seamlessly with the included Kodak software and Kodak Gallery. Battery life also seems remarkably good. It would have been nice, though, if Kodak had included even a simple cloth carrying case. The only reason I didn't give the camera five stars was because of the difficulty viewing subject matter outdoors with the LCD viewfinder, especially in bright sunlight. The glare makes it almost impossible to see your subject. In fairness, though, this seems to be a problem with LCD viewfinders in general, not just Kodak's. But overall, it's a great little camera.

Fantastic camera, i bought for my wife b/c I thought it would be easy to use based on reviews... and... I was right! What a hit! We just had a brand new addition to our family and wife wants to take lots of pics.. this camera is so easy to use, you just turn it on & you're on your way!
It takes excellent pics right out of the box and no need to tweak anything!

Also she likes the sleep look of the camera and that it's compact.

Also takes pretty good HD video, but not good enough to tape like more than just a few minutes..

You just can't go wrong with this if you are looking for a great easy-to-use camera for a great price!

I can't recommend this digital camera. I purchased it in late 2008 and have used it a few times. I've been careful to keep the battery charged. It recently began to malfunction and cannot be repaired. The camera turns on for a second, but then immediately powers off again. Switching to a new battery does not help; nor does removing the memory card or attempting to operate the camera on AC power. In short, the camera is useless. I searched online to find troubleshooting information and found dozens of people having the same problem with this camera. It's too bad, because it took good photos.

I love this camera. it's probably the best compact camera I've ever owned. I recommend it for anyone who is looking for a good camera for casual picture taking.

I've had bad luck with these cameras and would not recommend them. One was returned after being inoperative after only one week of service. The other two are being returned to Kodak for repairs.

I purchased the Z812IS to upgraded from my 1974 Minolta SRT201 35mm SLR camera (stop the laughing). I got tired of waiting to see if my pictures were any good after developing. I've only used it a handful of times, mainly for photographing race cars. I like the very short shutter delay. (I think it's 0.23 sec.)The camera also takes exceptional pictures at a distance. For cars in motion, it's easy to pan along with them to get that speed effect, using a shutter speed of less than 1/320,and the screen & view finder do not go blank when taking pictures at a slower shutter speed.
I also used it to photograph close ups of morning glorys. The detail is outstanding.
For the batteries, I purchased 2 KODAK(KLIC-8000)Li-Ion rechargeables.
I also purchased a KODAK High Performance 2GB memory card. I don't know the performane of this(or why I bought it), but the 2GB memory card that came with the camera is sufficient,holding over 700 photos. The most I've put on it at 1 shooting was 195.
The Image Stabilization is great. I think someone with Parkinsons Disease could easily take perfect pictures.
'Nuf said. As of this date, I highly recommend this camera.

I had already bought a camera like this one (exact same camera) for myself.. and i bought this one for my sister.. is a greeeat point-and-shoot camera it has some functions (that i dont really use LOL).. the quality of the pictures is awsome. Sometimes its a little slow but that's because of the memory stick i bought (dont be cheap.. buy a high speed one).. Ive droped the camera a couple of times and its still working as new.
I would strongly recomend it!... great camera for just a few bucks ;)

Purchased this camera from Kodak with a printer. Printer gave out after 6 months and now after 13 months the camera has given out. The lense won't come out. I downloaded the firmware to update per Kodak and it still didn't fix the problem. Kodak tech support has people who are very difficult to understand. Why do companies send their support overseas. The cost to repair is 110.95 including shipping plus tax. Or if I wanted to purchase another kodak they would give me a trade-in value of 15% off the new purchase price. As you see I am not very happy about this. I take very good care of my products. I will be purchasing another camera and you can bet it won't be a Kodak. Probably be a Sony as my last Sony lasted 14 years. Went with Kodak because of the cost of the ink. What a mistake that was.

The 4 stars are relative. Obviously there are better cameras available, but the price is right for the features this camera has. The lack of protruding buttons (other than the zoom) makes the design ideal for pocket or bag. I also like the under-designed body. That's a big change for Kodak towards better products.

The image quality is quite good - especially if your main photography goal is convenience. Low light performance is also good thanks to a larger chip than most compact cameras have (7.40 x 5.55 mm instead of the typical 5.75 x 4.31 mm). This lowers the pixel density allowing for greater light capture where many other cameras run the needless megapixel race resulting in grainy photos.

The 720p video is perhaps the main reason to choose the V1073. So far I've had good results with the possible exception of the metering going between warm and cool hue shifts when shooting indoors. There is also the purple vertical line problem in small, extremely bright areas that practically all HD compact cameras have.

The battery door problems that others have mentioned has not happened to mine, but I never open it instead using the cable to transfer files and charge.

I purchased mine and it stopped working five months later. I sent it in for repair since it was still under warranty. The camera was repaired ( a new main flex circuit and cpu), but I also received a note saying the battery (which is sold with the camera in the same box) was defective.