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Kodak EasyShare C913 Beautiful memories….. at an affordable price!

Kodak EasyShare C913 Self  Instr  Description of Performance Using the Kodak EasyShare C913 1.Turn on camera and start shooting! Plug in the USB cord connecting the camera and computer and upload to your choice of media. 3 3 Putting Equipment Away 3.Unplug the USB from the computer and camera Use the power button to shut off the camera. 3 3 Code for marking: 3 = Highly proficient 2 = Proficient 1 = Limited proficiency 0 = Not proficient Performance Checklist :

Kodak EasyShare C913 Type:EasySharePrice: Approx $60 Manufacturer: Kodak Model: C913 Digital :9.2 pixel ISO(various shutter speeds)80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1000 Digital ZoomTelephoto and Wide angle Auto FocusTotally automatic Comments: Quality: HIGH – Pictures are beautiful. Price range: Low to mid range. This unit is very affordable and well worth the price. Durability: The camera is very compact and seems to hold up well. Ease to maintain: Soft cloth to clean it up. Other features: Video camera with speaker., red eye reduction, nice size LCD screen (3.0”) Strengths: This would not be for a professional, but novices will be pleasantly surprised at the ease and results of using this camera. Weaknesses: Battery life is very short Recommended action: I would buy it! Appraisal Checklist

Kodak EasyShare C913 Let’s just say that…… 1.Children go to the library. 2.Smaller ones go to story time. 3.Libraries offer WONDERFUL activities for the little tots. What could be easier than taking pictures Of the little ones oohing and aahing. There are a few holidays coming up. I’ll just bet that libraries,,schools and day care centers will be providing lots of fun stuff to do! And of course, cameras could be used to document the adults too. Pictures of any Library Board in action could be interesting!

Kodak EasyShare C913 Ben Long, Macworld.com – April 22, 2009 ProsCons Nice DesignTerrible movie quality Easy to holdImages lack sharp detail Good feature set Macworld’s buying advice “The EasyShare C913 is a decent snapshot camera, with all the features you’ll need for typical everyday shooting. If you can afford to spring for a $200 camera, you’ll definitely get better image quality; but if you can’t, rest assured that the C913 will give you better results than you’ll get with any mobile phone camera, and probably even better than what you’ll get from loading $100 worth of Kodak Gold into a point-and-shoot film camera.” [Macworld senior contributor Ben Long is the author of Complete Digital Photography, fourth edition (Charles River Media, 2007). The Review 3.0 out of 5 Mice