Kodak CX7430

Pros: Great photo quality, easy to use, inexpensive, features

Cons: Shutter lag, no multi picture delete, could use more zoom

The Bottom Line: Get it, you won't be disappointed

Review: I bought this camera about a year ago when my wife was in her late stages of pregnancy, a year later our son is 9 months old and this camera gave us nearly 1000 great photos to cherish. We paid around $250 back then and another $150 for the Kodak...

Pros: User friendly, good features and inexpensive.

Cons: Power and LCD in low light conditions.

The Bottom Line: The Kodak CX7430 is user friendly with some good features!

Review: Well, having sold my last digital camera, the Kodak DX4330, I needed to get a new one and went on a little trip to the local Best Buy to see what they had. Since I was...

Pros: Low price, resolution and optics, picture quality, easy to use, AA batteries

Cons: Slow power-on and -off, slow zooming, small LCD

The Bottom Line: The Kodak EasyShare CX7430 is a good camera, unless you need a camera that powers on and zooms fast. It is easy to use and produces....

Review: Once I received the Kodak EasyShare CX7430, I was immediately surprised with some aspects of its performance. And I have to say that I was surprised not in a good way.

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Pros: Fabulous quality, easy to use, very good price

Cons: Nothing significant other than the shutter lag when red eye reduction is on

The Bottom Line: Great price and quality; everyone can use this camera

Review: I have been looking for the right digital camera for my personal use for about a year. Recently, a friend sent me a picture she took using this Kodak digital camera. I did some research on it and decided to take the plunge.

I wanted...

Pros: Great value, Great Photos, 20x30 enlargements, easy viewing Color LCD screen, Kodak quality, Glass lens.

Cons: There are none. I can't put it down.

The Bottom Line: You can't go wrong on this one. Shop reputable dealers online, photo shops or the big box stores but avoid unknown low price hawkers on the internet.

Review: Quick Summary (detail below)
Great Camera, capable of huge photo enlargements (20x30) compared to 11x14 for other 4 megapixel models, very user friendly for new digital users or the instructionally challenged like myself, great photos in low...

Pros: Uses cheap memory cards, has optical zoom, easy to use, inexpensive, good quality pictures

Cons: NEEDS optional rechargeable batteries, and NEEDS optional memory card

The Bottom Line: Good for family use, offers good quality pictures in a camera that is inexpensive and easy to use. Add cost of batteries and memory card to get total cost though.

Review: Our first digital camera was a freebie, as we won a Kodak brand digital camera in a contest. It had internal space for about 12 pictures, was upgradeable, had an optical zoom, connected to a computer via a serial port, used 4 AA batteries and got...

Pros: Camera is intuitive to use. Photos in well-lit situations are clear, crisp and colorful.

Cons: Camera can't focus in low light. The Kodak software is difficult to use and annoying.

The Bottom Line: This is a great camera for beginners but those wanting a camera versatile enough for all light conditions should look elsewhere.

Review: My husband and I purchased the Kodak EasyShare CX7430 Digital Camera as a wedding present to each other and have been very happy with both the camera and the service from Kodak (see below when we needed a repair...). However, at this time we are...

Pros: Easy to use point and shoot camera that takes acceptable pictures.

Cons: Not a lot of room to grow beyond basic picture taking.

The Bottom Line: This is a good camera for casual photographers and those who want an easy to use camera with a few options and don't want a long learning curve.

Review: I have owned two Kodak digital cameras, a DX3900 (which I sold) and a DX7590. I have a 14 year old daughter who became interested in photography and kept borrowing my DX 7590, which is a $400 camera. Since 14 year olds aren't known for taking care...

Pros: Easy to Use. Durable. Good value for the cost.

Cons: Small Screen. Can't be repaired by anyone but Kodak.

The Bottom Line: I recommend this camera for beginners and the average point-and-shoot user. It's easy to use. It's durable.

Review: I had this camera for over 2 years and loved it! It was my first experience with a digital camera, so the fact that it is so user friendly was a major help. This camera requires 2 AA batteries to operate, which are easy to come by and inexpensive...

Pros: Very good quality, and very reliable and sturdy camera!

Cons: Large size relative to more modern cameras

The Bottom Line: The camera will do its job! You WILL get great pictures, you WILL get good video and sound.

Review: While Studying abroad last summer in South America I lost my Nikon 2100 Coolpix camera. After trying to use a film camera for a week I realized how much easier and necessary it was to have a digital camera. The only camera with 4mp and under 300 in...