Product Description
Features Black and Graphite exterior finish, on a molded HardBody shell, with velvet-lined interior and Xtra wide patented d2 pockets for disc and disc cover storage.
Customer Reviews:
High quality.......2007-06-17
I bought this case a few years ago, the quality is no doubt better than any other case I've seen. However, is it the best ever case? Probably not, it's definitely worth the money, that's about it, you get what you pay for. If you want the best case ever, you'll have to pay more than this.
Product Description
Make your pictures come alive with the Kodak DC3400 Zoom Digital Camera. Get detail, brilliance, and user-friendliness you can expect only from the name you trust in pictures - Kodak. Built off the award-winning Kodak DC280 Zoom Digital Camera, this easy-to-use digital camera is perfect for the picture-taker who wants superb pictures in an instant - and to share them just as fast.Two-megapixel resolution delivers vibrant pictures both on prints up to 8" x 10" and in e-mails. User-friendly controls let you shoot with ease. 2X optical zoom captures sharper detail, and 3X digital zoom lets you zero in on what's important. And its convenient computer connection makes it easy to download your pictures. With the Kodak DC3400 Zoom Digital Camera, you get all this from the name you trust in pictures.
Amazon.com Product Description
The Kodak DC3400 was created to take the place of the DC280, one of Amazon.com's top-selling digital cameras of all time. Essentially, Kodak faithfully kept all of what made the DC280 such a great camera--2.1-megapixel images, 2x optical zoom, ease-of-use--and placed it in a new body with a more traditional shape. The DC3400 has enjoyed some great reviews from publications, which cite Kodak's trademark color saturation, the easy-to-use menu system, and its resemblance to the popular DC280.
The 2.1-megapixel CCD captures images at resolutions of 1,760 x 1,168 or 896 x 592 pixels. At both resolutions, Kodak offers three levels of JPEG compression to choose from. Files are saved to the included 8 MB CompactFlash card. The built-in flash features auto, off, fill, and red-eye reduction modes.
Kodak was aiming for the middle of the consumer market with the DC3400. Essentially a point-and-shoot camera, the DC3400 features a degree of customization not normally found in point-and-shoots. Exposure compensation (EV) can be adjusted in increments of 0.5 EV, from +2 to -2 EV. The user can select center-weighted or multipattern metering. Center-weighted metering allows the photographer to adjust for a backlit subject and helps portraits come out well. Multipattern metering takes samples from the entire frame and averages the light values. Image sharpness can be adjusted to one of three presets: Sharp, Standard, and Soft. Also, white balance can be set to auto, daylight, fluorescent, or tungsten.
The 2x zoom of the DC3400 is perhaps its weakest point, but even that can be overcome--if you don't mind the decrease in resolution required when you use the 3x digital zoom. All in all, the DC3400 is a good choice if you're looking for a point-and-shoot digital camera with good image quality, saturated color, and a certain level of customization.
Pros:
- Easy-to-use point-and-shoot digital camera
- Allows for a good amount of customization
- Kodak color saturation
Cons:
- 2x optical zoom is a bit weak
- 8 MB memory card will need to be upgraded quickly
Customer Reviews:
Problems with this camera Kodak DC 3400.......2006-11-11
I use this camera in my line of work...so I probably take more pictures than the average person. It is a good camera...and may be the best for the hobby shooter. There are 2 flaws with this model...first one being the 'battery cover door'. They break easily...especially if you happen to put the batteries in backwards and try to force the door close as my grandkids attempted. The other problem is the 'flash'. I'm not sure if it is the flash strobe or the flash capacitor that goes bad....but either way...the flash stops working. At first it's only a missing flash here and there...then complete failure...which makes me believe it is the capacitor going bad. Other than these 2 problems....they are really tough camera and can take a lot of abuse ( drops of 3 to 4 feet )without any damage other than batteries popping out.
Its the best digital camera I have ever used........2004-04-28
It gives absolutely great pictures, great user friendly menu
and its jsut take the best picture. I have used 3 more digital cameras noe. Canon, Fuji ..but this one is still the best.
I have almost shot 5000 snaps till now and they are jsut gr8
Piyush
don't leave home without it!.......2003-08-04
i have owned this camera for about 2 years and have taken thousands of photos with it. i take pics of everything, everywhere i go. pics of my 5 year old son and pics for work (we "trim-out" custom homes). i then download the pics, edit them, make photo groupings. email them to family. print them out and use them as scrapbook pages. i even have a "custom options catalog" to show customers and every photo was taken with this camera. i use the best setting, so i dont get many photos per disk, but i get great photos. and once i edit them with printmaster they still download in email within less than a minute-and that is with my standard 56K dialup connection. i have the 8MB card that came with the camera,plus a 32MB card that i carry for backup. it is so quick and easy that sometimes i take pics, download, edit, email, format the card and start over again in well under an hour. this is a great little easy to use, easy to carry camera that is Always with me!
my first and only digital camera.......2003-06-02
...this is a great camera for the beginner, someone new to digital cameras or an "average" user of cameras in general. even for a 2.1MP camera, it takes great shots. granted, i have nothing to compare it to! uploading photos is easy on winXP, but i couldn't do it on win98; i had to buy a flash card reader.
PROS: affordable (now, anyway!), easy user interface, with a 64mb flashcard, you can take 103 high quality photos. 3X optical zoom is nice.
CONS: heavy. image viewer is kinda hard to see; images are fuzzy. 2X digital zoom is useless. sucks batteries like crazy. get rechargables.
Good Camera, But it has a few drawbacks!.......2003-01-17
I have really enjoyed my Kodak DC3400, but it does have some "issues". After about two or three months of use the battery cover broke, and it does not close totally securely. It does close, but one jolt, it pops open and out fall your batteries. I have to be especially careful to hold my hand over it while taking photos. It also makes the "battery low" icon pop up occasionally, which in the beginning cost me a lot of money in replacements. My husband did temporarily fix it, but it still isn't perfect. Anyway, that was the only physical drawback. Another issue I have is the battery life. I got smart and turned off the display while taking pictures, which significantly increases the battery life. You can easily find a model that is just as easy to operate, but has a battery charger to accompany it.
Product Description
Steiner 8x30 Military/Marine is a tough, solid compact that offers plenty of magnification, rainproof construction and maximum versatility. Refined design after years of use in a variety of settings, from mountaintops to deep canyons, aboard and ashore. For spotting game or exploring nature's majesty, Steiner's increased depth-of-view puts all the action in focus at once. These binoculars provide long eye-relief for eyeglass wearers.
Customer Reviews:
Shop the rest, buy the best, Steiner can't be beat........2007-11-24
I spent weeks looking for the best set of binoculars for hunting and work. I have found that some have a better warranty such as Nikon but, I could not pass on the Steiners. I have used Steiners at work for years and they hold up well to abuse and will probably last a life time if handled under normal conditions. I hunt year round and love the fact once the eye pieces are set I don't have to change them. I can see from 20 feet to infinity without adjustment.
over 15 years old and still work great .......2007-07-24
My dad bought a pair of these over 15 years ago and I just found them a few months ago and they still work great.
Superb!.......2003-12-10
"Absolutely astonishing optical performance" is the advertisement - and it rings true. Couldn't believe the difference when compared to Nikon Naturalist IV 7x35 (endorsed by the National Audubon Society). Both are comparable weight, but for twice the price of the Nikon, you get an order of magnitude more clarity & brightness. Remarkable! Only drawback is the lack of central focusing. The individual eyepieces require frequent adjustment for anything closer than 25 yards. This binocular is a keeper!
Extremely rugged and an overall good value..........2003-06-26
This binocular is seems extremely well constructed and rugged. The image quality is good (though not great). The sport focus system does not really work from 20 yards out (as advertised). It's fairly sharp from 70 yards or so out, but I've found I have to re-focus for the 20-70 yard range. The focus mechanism is fairly stiff, so it does stay put once focused. Despite the minor shortcomings, this binocular was exactly what I was looking for - lightweight, rugged, decent image, reasonable price.
Real Bargain for the Price.......2003-01-23
Steiner has been making outstanding optics for years and the 8x30 M/M is another fine example. They are tough as a tank and crystal clear. Whether you are spotting deer at 400 yards or watching your kids soccer game the picture is always crisp, clear and requires no adjustment with Steiner's "sport auto-focus" system. This may sound like an advertisement for Steiner, but I am just a another COMPLETELY SATISFIED CUSTOMER. Sure, you can buy better optics.....but at 2,3,4+ times the price. Why?
Product Description
Key Features: * Compact and robust design * Durable rubber armoring * Resistant to, and guaranteed not to fog or leak internally (10 years) * Long eye relief (20mm) * Wide viewing field * High depth of field * Very good image brightness 8x30 Military/Marine A tough, solid compact that offers plenty of magnification, rainproof construction and maximum versatility. Refined design after years of use in a variety of settings, from mountaintops to deep canyons, aboard and ashore. For spotting game or exploring nature's majesty, Steiner's increased depth-of-view puts all the action in focus at once. Long eye-relief for eyeglass wearers. Weight: 18 oz Field of view: 360 feet 1000 yards Eye relief: 20 mm
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