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Kodak Plus-X Pan, PX 125 Black & White Negative Film ISO 125, 35mm Size, 36 Exposure, (Made in USA for International Use)

Made by Kodak

PLUS-X Pan and PLUS-X Pan Professional Films feature extremely fine grain.
Sheet and 70 mm PLUS-X Pan Professional Films feature very fine grain.
Excellent for producing high-quality images
Wide exposure
Rich tonality maintained with overexposure and underexposure

Amazon base price: $

Kodak PLUS-X Pan Film / PX 36 Exposure

Made by Kodak

ISO 125
Medium-speed film
Ideal for general-purpose outdoor photography
Black-and-white panchromatic film
36 exposures

Amazon base price: $3.99
List price: $5.99 (that's 33% off!)

Kodak PLUS-X Pan Film / PX 24 Exposure

Made by Kodak

ISO 125
Medium-speed film
Ideal for general-purpose outdoor photography
Black-and-white panchromatic film
24 exposures

Amazon base price: $2.99
List price: $3.99 (that's 25% off!)
Buy one from zShops for: $4.00

Kodak Ektachrome 100 Plus EPP Color Slide Film ISO 100, 35 mm x 100 ft Roll,Transparency, USA

Made by Kodak

Increased color saturation: Produces vibrant colors
Excellent flesh-to-neutral color balance: Records neutrals while maintaining pleasing skin tones
Lower highlight contrast: Offers reasonable control over contrast with lighting variations

Amazon base price: $

Kodak Ektachrome 100 Plus EPP Color Slide Film ISO 100, 120 Size, Transparency, Pack of 5, USA

Made by Kodak

Increased color saturation: Produces vibrant colors
Excellent flesh-to-neutral color balance: Records neutrals while maintaining pleasing skin tones
Lower highlight contrast: Offers reasonable control over contrast with lighting variations

Amazon base price: $

Kodak Ektachrome 100 Plus EPP 6105 Color Slide Film ISO 100, 8 x 10", 10 Sheets Transparency, USA

Made by Kodak

Increased color saturation
Produces vibrant colors
Excellent flesh-to-neutral color balance
Records neutrals while maintaining pleasing skin tones
Lower highlight contrast

Amazon base price: $

Kodak DC210 Plus Digital Camera

Made by Kodak

1,152 x 864 resolution
2x zoom lens
Easy-to-use interface and menu
8-MB removable CompactFlash memory card
Relatively compact

Amazon base price: $499.99
Used price: $59.99

Average review score:

Garbage

I bought this camera when it first came out in 1998 for $700 + TAX!!!!

This is what i got: Unnatural blurry pictures, 4 AA batteries run out after 10 shots, no options, slow shutter speed, zoom sucks, have to wait forever between pictures, uses old compact flash, slow transfer rate (serial port, 1 min per pic!), software sucks (wont install on newer versions of windows), no lens cap, nowhere to hold on while taking pictures.

Please, go and get yourself a real camera. You can get one 10 times better for the same price. Try Cannon, Nikon, HP ...... Kodak is not the anwser!!!!!!

This camera is pretty darn good

I bought one of these camera's for my office about 2 years ago after reading reviews of various digital cameras in a computer magazine. It turned out to be a great buy. It is a very easy to use and takes pretty good photos. I liked it so much, that I ended up buying one for myself.

There are a couple of problems with this camera:

If you use the LCD panel(for previewing pictures you have taken), your batteries (4 AAs) will be drained - FAST.

The 4 mg memory card that comes with this camera is really not enough. I would recommend that anyone buying this camera buy the 32mg chip. With 32mg, (and the 4mg card) you can take more about 130-140 photos at the highest resolution (the recommended resolution if you want to print your photos). This makes the camera great to take on vacations - you don't have to worry about running out of memory.

It takes a long time to transfer photos to a computer. I recommend getting the Parallel Picture Card Reader (from Kodak) which will make the photo transfer lots faster.

Buying these various accessories does add to the cost of the camera, but it is well worth it.

The print quality of these pictures is pretty good (although NOT regular photo quality). You can upload your photos to Kodak and they will print them and send them to you through the mail. Also, they will set up a URL where your friends and family can see and order your uploaded photos.

As much as I love this camera, I think that I will eventually buy a higher end version (maybe the Kodak 260) so that I can have better print quality for my photos.

dc-210 worth a look

As digital cameras with better resolution appear, the Kodak DC-210 seems perhaps outdated. But it is not. For pictures to insert into web pages, it is perfect. The DC-210 has a large LCD for viewing photos, and a two to one optical zoom lens. Using CF memory, getting pictures from the camera to your computer is very easy. It even works on my Amiga 3000. If there is any problem with the camera, it is the short battery life. You will go through a lot of AA alkalines if you use the LCD much, but that is not a serious problem. Just don't pay a whole lot for the DC-210, as new cameras in the 1.1 megapixel class are now under $100.