Point, shoot and save: 8 budget cameras tested

By Alex Kidman
28 March 2003 04:10 PM
Tags: digital, pictures, photo, camera, photography, budget, cameras, kodak

Editor's Choice: Budget Digital Cameras

Kodak CX4230
Kodak Easyshare CX4230 The battle for editor's choice was fought between three main candidates; the Kodak CX4230, CX4300 and HP PhotoSmart 620. All three cameras delivered good quality shots with a minimum of fuss and setup, something that budget minded consumers are most likely to want. The PhotoSmart 620 took itself out of contention with lower memory, higher price and a fiddlier menu selection system, which just left the two Kodak contenders.

Point, shoot and save
Introduction
1. FujiFilm A202
2. FujiFilm Slimshot
3. HP Photosmart 320
4. HP Photosmart 620
5. Kodak CS4200
6. Kodak CX4230
7. Kodak CX4300
8. Logitech ClickSmart 510
Editor's choice
Shooting on a budget?

The difference between the CX4230 and CX4300 comes down to a question of resolution vs zoom. We ultimately came down in favour of the zoom capability of the CX4230, although only by the closest of margins. For most consumers looking at a budget digital camera, you're more likely to want to take quick opportunity shots, and a zoom can play a large part in that.

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    I have just seen an advertisem ...Anonymous -- 24/01/04

    I have just seen an advertisement for the CX4230 in a pop up when I went to the Korean Herald newspaper at http://www.koreaherald.co.kr/index.asp . It was selling there for 185000 Won which equals AU$204, half what we would pay for it. I wonder why we can't get it at that price here?

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