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Without words like pixels, can anyone tell me if the Kodak EasyShare C340 digital camera would be the most simple (and cheap) digital camera around?
No, I meant simple as in "never used a digital camera in my life" simple.... so picture quality and nice extras are something I don't want to learn yet.i have not used a kodak, but keep in mind "simple" is pretty subjective. i have used canon, nikon, and sony cameras. the sony seemed to have the most intuitive menus, with the canon second and the nikon third. the nikon probably takes the best pictures of the cameras even though it's only 5 MP. the canon and sony i have are 7 MP. the nikon has always impressed me. it takes some experience to get the feel of the menus, but it's worth it.
if by simple you mean "cheap", then i would look at casios. i have heard they are decent for the money...
OH!sure, there are point and shoot settings, but you'll tire quickly of those and want to explore the other things. also, being able to delete pictures on the camera is a menu type task, so i doubt you'll be able to completely stay away from menus...
OK!I have a Kodak Z650 and love it. It has 10X zoom and takes video. Simple to use even for me. I got it on line from Kodak with a large memory card that was part of the deal. I paid right at $200.00 including shipping. Check it out on line.
Sounds like what Bob was saying.I have an Olympus Stylus 600. It's a point and shoot piece of crap and I hate it. When you push the button to take the picture it's like delayed or something, so the picture you wind up getting isn't the shot you were trying to take. Sucks big time.