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Re: What's a good digital camera???
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Posted by Jon Holt on June 26, 2005 at 20:29:40 from (207.200.116.199):
In Reply to: Re: What's a good digital camera??? posted by Brian in NY on June 23, 2005 at 05:39:00:
I would not suggest a Kodak. I have a cx7530 and it has been in for service more than I have owned it. The first problem was the lens would not retract. No problem, went online troubleshooted the problem and had to send it in. Kodak said there was a 5 working day turnaround. After a month and a half I started asking where my camera was. Kodak said that it wasn't there problem, I was to contact the camera repair. I contacted them and after a couple of days, got an email that said the part for my camera was on backorder. They also said I could wait on this camera or get a refurbished one as a replacement. Well, that camera was only a couple of months old. So I decided to wait. Get camera back. Check to see that it turns on. It comes on to first screen and that is it. No picture no nothing. I am going to get my money back and buy something else.
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