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

I have owned akodak camera for 13 months, I have gotten about 3 months use out of it. Kodak is notorious for freezing up. I sent it in twice and it comes back the same way. Now 1 month passed warranty the Kodak supervisor say's it's not his problem and they will not stand behind their products. It doesn't matter that it is the same ongoing problem because it is 1 month passed the warranty date. I would suggest you purchase a sony they rate much higher and the customer service is much better. These cameras work great for about 1 month then you can pitch it in the garbage. Good luck if you buy it.

I bought this camera thinking it would be a good product because it was Kodak. WOW was I wrong. The photos are totally out of focus and the videos were pretty sucky. I even thought it may have been a lemon, so I exchanged it. With no luck, same crappy images. Don't waste your money on this camera it sucks.

We have been pleased with this camera so far, no problems and it seems to do everything we need it too. Definitly not a professional camera but it more than meets our needs.

It is a little slow on start up and takes its time between pictures but the features and ease of use make up for this. we especially like the video feature and how easy it is to switch between video and picture.

The camera came on time and it was easy to set up. The picture quality is very good and it even adjusts to when you take a vertical photo. All of the different photo settings are a nice feature. The only problem is sometimes it won't stay turned on.

We have owned this camera for a year, and it has become an absolute battery eater. Batteries last for about 5 pictures before the camera shuts down. A trip to the repair shop under warranty did nothing to solve this problem. We have tried rechargeables with the same results. Do not buy this camera.

I got this camera for my daughter and she loves it. It is easy to use, takes great pictures that are clear, blur-free, and have great color.

I have had this camera for about 2 months now and I am still LOVING this camera. it has 10.3 megapixels (really shoots at 10mp) and an amazing deal for that. takes great quality pictures every time. i've only had a blurry picture when it was completely my fault (i accidently moved my arm before it was shot, etc etc) the zoom is nice as well. A nice feature is the panorama shots which stiches pictures taken together! I would definitly recommend this to everyone looking for a new camera.

This camera works really well. I have not had any issues with is since purchasing it a few months ago. Its compact and the battery lasts a long time. You can charge it with a USB to AC adapter using the camera cord, which is nice. The lense can take some pressure on it as that tends to happen, no issues with scratching. All around good camera for the price.

After going through two digital cameras [buying them and returning them for various reasons] I finally found one that fits me. It's red, has 10 megapixels, and it takes very good pictures! I bought the bundle for a good deal and I am still playing around with it. Overall, this Kodak is awesome and I think it's worth investing your money in!!

Purchased this camera because I wanted one that would fit in a shirt pocket. The size is just right, it is easy to use and it takes great pictures. Had other Kodak cameras in the past and they always performed well.

Haven't had a chance to use the product much, was a gift for my girlfriend. She seems to love it and has nothing but positive feedback that I have heard. Seems to work perfect for what I've been using it for; normal pictures.

I purchased a Kodak EasyShare camera, M1033 10MP red digital camera through Amazon. Upon receipt of the camera, I followed Kodak's directions and first downloaded the included software into my computer. This caused my computer to crash and cost me $190 for the services of a computer technician to get my computer back up and running. The technician stated that the Kodak software frequently adversely affects the operation of computers because it, simply, is inferior. Ironically, I am very pleased with the performance of the camera itself but the software has convinced me that I will buy no more Kodak products.

This is a nice camera that I would have enjoyed except that it's not compatible with the Picasa software that I've been using for a few years. I don't want to have my photos on two separate editing/email sites.
So nice camera, but doesn't play well with others.

This is my second kodak camera and it is the best camera i have ever owned it's fast easy to set up and takes beautiful pictures. I'm military and deployed at the moment and Amazon was still able to ship my things in two weeks that's just amazing. i would recommend this camera to anyone that just wants to take good pictures fast and easy.

This is a piece of crap camera. The buttons are tiny. The battery door is flimsy. The pics aren't anything special and least but not last, the, battery life is so short, i have to keep charging it everyday, even when i dont use it!!!!Kodak sucks.

I bought this camera and returned it the next day. My dad had bought a Casio Exilim z80 so i tested both side by side. First, the casio is smaller and lighter than the kodak which makes it feel better in your hands. As for picture quality, they both were fairly similar, however I would have to say the casio was a tad bit better. When the pictures were enlarged, the casio's images were less pixalated looking. The kodak's video recording was what really shocked me. I took the same video with both cameras. The casio's video was amazingly clear. The kodak on the other hand was horribly grainy looking. I also had a ceiling fan running during both videos. in the kodak video you could hear loud air blowing sounds but the casio didnt have that. another cool thing about the casio is that you can take a picture while recording a video. Both cost about the same and are both 8 MP. in my opinion, check out the casio exilim z80 before the kodak m863. hope this helps :)

If anyone has bought this camera and can help me, I'll be grateful. I purchased it because the other reviews said it was easy to use. But the instruction booklet is so poor I'm at a loss. I couldn't even set the date because the screen instructions were so unclear. I have figured out how to take a photo, review it and delete. But I have many questions. For instance, after I review and delete photo, the camera does not go back to operational mode. Rather I have to turn it off and on again. Also, when it works on flash and I am done using it, am I supposed to press down the pop-up battery light? And is there anything on the screen that tells me how much of the optical zoom I'm using, or should I just assume that the close-up function will stop when I reach maximum? The instruction booklet doesn't explain what all the symbols are that I seen on the LCD screen. The camera makes a noise when running. I'm not even sure when I've taken a photograph because it doesn't really click. How do I use image stabilization -- or does it just go into action when the camera shakes? I'm afraid to try the video function because I have no way of knowing how much of a 2GB card I'd be using up with video. Is there any way to know? Kodak's website merely repeats the meager information in the instruction booklet. I won't be using it with Easyshare because that was never my intention. I haven't yet tried to download the images using a card reader. I bought it because it has the best optical viewer for simple digital cameras. This would probably be a good camera if I could figure out how to use it.

This camera for me is not worth 5 stars.
its ok nice colors but not great. the M-1033 is much better quality then this camera. i have owned both i preffer the 1033 also the videos are great from the 1033
the videos here are really bad. do not recommend.

As an art/design instructor in a high school, I needed to find a camera which was durable enough for multiple users, had solid optical, had features which were easy to understand, and was at a reasonable price to be able to afford to buy multiple cameras. After reading many reviews, I purchased the Kodak Z1812IS.

After six months of the students using these, I am still impressed by the quality of both photo and video for the camera. Also, I particularly appreciate the aperture and shutter priority settings, which still give the user the ability to have some control over settings vs. a point and shoot. Also, the optical properties of the lens are of good quality. I was impressed for the price and would not hesitate to recommend this camera.

Twice as good as the Olympus (errrrr) it replaced for half the price!!
If you are looking for a thin small camera like this, this is the one to buy! If your pix are dark, retake them with the ISO setting. You can take pix in b&w, sepia also.
Love it!

I bought this as a back up to my bulky full size digital camera. It is great for vacation and you can easily slip it into a pocket. No need to worry about a neck strap or large bag to carry it. The picture quality is about what I expected and occasionally exceeds my expectations. As with most small cameras low light situations are basically out of the question. The flash will compensate for short range images, but don't expect to catch any movement from a distance at night or a poorly lit room. It does great outdoors though. The panoramic stitching impressed me by seamlessly bringing together 3 pictures. The optical zoom isn't that great (I'm so used to the 12x on my other camera) but for general snapshots it should be just fine, and with 10mp you have plenty of room to crop and zoom after the fact. Also, the big 720p video selling point is, in fact, 720p but again don't expect to use it in anything less than perfect lighting conditions. The regular 640x480 does a great job though.
Overall a great buy with a reasonable price, if only for its tiny size.

I bought this camera because the reviews written were pretty good. My last camera was four hundred dollars so to see a camera with such good reviews that was half the price I thought I'd check it out. I was very disappointed. The fist thing I noticed was that the camera felt and looked very cheap. The photo quality was grainy and a little blurry. I tried changing the settings and it only made it worse. The camera software was like a bad computer program; It would freeze occasionally and pause saying "Processing" and "magnifying". I sent it back, and Marcus Audio and video were very understanding and let me return the camera with no problems. I did a lot more research and bought the Cannon powershot S5 IS. I used to own the S3, until I left it in the rain. They are both great quality cameras with great photos- that's what's most important!. If you want the best quality digital camera that is not an SLR, with the best features buy either a Cannon powershot S3 or S5. Canon PowerShot Pro Series S3 IS 6MP with 12x Image Stabilized ZoomCanon PowerShot Pro Series S5 IS 8.0MP Digital Camera with 12x Optical Image Stabilized ZoomThey are absolutely worth the money. Once you have a great camera, you just aren't satisfied with 2nd rate quality!

Great little camera. The wife wanted something small, dependable, and easy to use. This fit the bill nicely.

Big screen, rechargable battery (although no battery life indicator from what i can see), can zoom in pretty decent, pretty small, pretty good camera for the money.