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Kodak EasyShare C360 Digital Camera Review

by James Murray
Published on July 21, 2005

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Likes
-Produced clean images with minimal noise
-Well spaced controls
-ImageLink compliant
-Basic menu structure with help option
-32MB included internal memory
-Custom image presets (lots)
Dislikes
-Surprisingly poor color reproduction
-No live preview
-Small zoom toggle and four-way control (tough to control)
-No manual white balance

Conclusion
The C360 is a suitable alternative for the point-and-shoot crowd, particularly when bundled with the Series 3 Printer Dock. The EasyShare C360 is equipped with a 1/2.5 inch 5 megapixel CCD and 3x optical all glass lens that creates sharp images with impressive clarity. The camera offers snapshooters 16 custom image presets, in-menu help options, easily legible bold font face, and 32MB of internal memory. Although the camera has limited manual controls, the interface is designed for the less photographically-engaged user, providing an opportunity to take and print images in just two buttons. Other than the camera’s substandard color reproduction, the $379.95 package is a strong value. Without the printer, there are many other alternatives within the $250 - $300 price bracket that will provide more shooting flexibility and control but can only hope to parallel the camera in simplicity.


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