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I'm deciding on a digital camera. Is Kodak EasyShare C613 or C713 good cameras? Let's say I record a video. I know they both support video with sounds. When I playback the video on the Kodak EasyShare C613 camera, will the video be playing with the sounds? What other kinds of digital cameras would you recommend for $130 and down price?
Do all digital cameras that record video with sound play the sound during playback?
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Hi there,
I would not go with Eastman Kodak Cameras. Kodak usually sale their camera for cheap, its because all their camera are usually made in China. The quality of the camera is not that good. I would recommend buying a Canon, but the problem is its going to be a little bit more expensive. I understand that you're on a budget of 130, but I'm pretty sure you can find a good Canon, Made in Japan camera for about 170 at best buy, with a 7.1 mp.
Good Luck
Hi there,
I would not go with Eastman Kodak Cameras. Kodak usually sale their camera for cheap, its because all their camera are usually made in China. The quality of the camera is not that good. I would recommend buying a Canon, but the problem is its going to be a little bit more expensive. I understand that you're on a budget of 130, but I'm pretty sure you can find a good Canon, Made in Japan camera for about 170 at best buy, with a 7.1 mp.
Good Luck
Best digital slr cameras, Nikon, Canon, Sony?
Oh So Ador
I'm looking for a digital slr camera.
Which brand would be the best?
Nikon, Canon, Sony, Kodak, or something else.
I'm looking at nikon's and sony's, right now.
So.. yeah.
THANKS!
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Canon generally makes better lenses. This usually drives up their prices and can be a problem to the financially challenged.
Nikon is usually more technologically advanced. This is good for photographers that love rattling off their camera's specs.
Pentax is the most backward compatible with regards to its own older lenses. Their newest model, the K-x is now offered in dandy colors, sadly only in Japan at first.
Sony uses sensor sizes similar to the top three above and it's only drawback are its own lenses which they solved by offering the more superior Carl Zeiss lenses.
Kodak is a pioneer in digital photography and makes digital sensors for all camera brands. Sadly, their best dSLR camera was made eons ago during the early stages of dSLR development.
Other brands opted to use the smaller four-thirds format using a small sensor size than those brands above.
There is no best camera. It all depends on brand loyalty or salesmanship. If you ask me, they are all practically the same. As long as it has shutter and aperture control, it'll work for me. Maybe that's the reason I chose Pentax.
Canon generally makes better lenses. This usually drives up their prices and can be a problem to the financially challenged.
Nikon is usually more technologically advanced. This is good for photographers that love rattling off their camera's specs.
Pentax is the most backward compatible with regards to its own older lenses. Their newest model, the K-x is now offered in dandy colors, sadly only in Japan at first.
Sony uses sensor sizes similar to the top three above and it's only drawback are its own lenses which they solved by offering the more superior Carl Zeiss lenses.
Kodak is a pioneer in digital photography and makes digital sensors for all camera brands. Sadly, their best dSLR camera was made eons ago during the early stages of dSLR development.
Other brands opted to use the smaller four-thirds format using a small sensor size than those brands above.
There is no best camera. It all depends on brand loyalty or salesmanship. If you ask me, they are all practically the same. As long as it has shutter and aperture control, it'll work for me. Maybe that's the reason I chose Pentax.
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