Posts Tagged ‘Kodak’

Kodak Slice: A Slice Of Heaven

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

Kodak has been producing one of the most affordable digital cameras lately but did not get the respect it deserves because many of their models looked like toys and were easy to break. Just recently however, the company started making solid models such as the Kodak Z950. One of the hippest cameras ever produced by Kodak is Kodak Slice. This rather stylish digicam is so user friendly and it makes taking photos and sorting images a breeze. According to owners of the Slice, it is not just a camera because it also functions like a photobook. Cool, eh? There are a few haters here and there though but if you want a cool gizmo that will not make you break the bank, then Kodak Slice is the camera for you.

iPod Nano Take Great Pictures

Sunday, March 14th, 2010

I like to carry a small camera with me every where I go – my phone camera just doesn’t hold enough pictures to make it a good on-the-go camera. until recently I have been carrying a Kodak easy-share camera with me until it broke. Instead of getting it repaired I decided to recycle my camera and to buy a new iPod Nano with a camera. This little thing takes awesome pictures and it has a ton of free space to store my images. Now I think I am going to fix my old iPod and give it to my little sister.

Kodak Camera Easy Share Battery life is short

Monday, February 8th, 2010

Does your easy-share camera drain the batteries as faster than you can take pictures. If it does then you should know that this is not normal and it can be fixed by our friends at Teleplan camera repair. A Kodak Easy Share battery life should last for 4-6 hours of photos. If you battery is life is 20-30 minutes then you have fixable problem. Other problems with the Kodak EasyShare DX3700

Remember if you have a Kodak camera that is out of warranty then your best bet for a speedy and reliable repair is Teleplan. Teleplan also fixes all other major brands of digital cameras.

1920s Camera and Mt. Everest

Friday, February 5th, 2010

Let’s talk about history for a quick bit and this is with regards to a camera possibly manufactured in the year 1924 or maybe a few years before that. In 1924, there was a climber who tried to go to the top of Mount Everest. This however was a failure and the first people to reach the summit were Tenzig Norgay and Sir Edmund Hillary –the two of course made it alive. The first men to try and reach the summit are believed to be Andrew Irvine and George Mallory and there is now a dispute that they may have succeeded in their endeavor. They climbed Mt. Everest in 1924 nearly 50 years before Norgay and Hillary.

Irvine and Mallory climbed the mountain but never returned. Lots of expeditions were launched to find the two or at least recover their remains. After a few expeditions, Mallory was found but Irvine’s body is still missing.

According to those manning the expeditions, they key to this mystery is to find Andrew Irvine’s body and the Kodak camera he had in his vest pocket. If this camera is found, there will be photographic evidence if the two actually made it to the top or not. Interesting isn’t it? Let us all hope they will find Irvine and that camera because it would change history and the photos will tell us about Irvine’s and Mallory’s story.

How to Fix a Kodak Camera

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009

Ok, you went out and purchased an inexpensive Kodak Camera, one of the easyshare models for $129. Now you are having issues with the images being blurry or the lens won’t retract and you want to know what to do with it?
First of all if you open it up yourself and follow one of the self help do-it-yourself repair guides you might as well just toss it out right now. It will save you a couple hours of time and the results will be the same.

Camera Repair Made Simple

Do what I do, with everything… Find a professional who knows what the hell they are doing and take (send) the camera to them.kodak-easy-share-repair

Recently my son’s little Easy Share just started taking crap pictures. Blurry, hazy, fuzzy, whatever you want to call them. At first I thought it was him (he is only 5) so I took a couple of photos – and guess what, I got the same bad pictures he was getting.

So after consulting the manual I quickly decided to spend $88 to get it fixed vs. spending $129 to buy a new one. (ok, I am cheap, but the $41 I saved will be well spend on Adult beverages)

After searching google for Kodak Repair centers I found Teleplan Camera Repair (and about 1 million other people) – Since teleplan recently fixed my XBOX under warranty, I felt comfortable sending them my son’s camera.

To make a short story long, we have the camera back. It is taking great pictures (for a camera that that cost $129+$88) – so if you are having camera issues, do what I do and send your camera out for repair. It will save you the headache of trying to fix it and ruining it, and it will give you something to look forward to as you check for a UPS box everyday for 3 weeks.

Kodak Lens Errors

Thursday, July 16th, 2009

kodak-cd1013-lens-errorThere seems to be a lot of issues with older Kodak easyshare cameras having a lens error. I have personally had the issue and I have seen dozens of people on the Internet talking about this particular digital camera and the lens error. I have a simple solution.

You get your lens error fixed by Teleplan Camera Repair. They are one of the worlds leading camera repair businesses and they fix cameras for Kodak so they experienced and professional. Fix Lens Error On Kodak cameras here:

Please feel free to leave me any feedback about your experience with Teleplan. My experience has been fantastic and I have a friend there who would love to hear about your experience with their  camera repair service.

Side note:They (Teleplan Camera Repair) also fix cameras from all manufactuers not just Kodak.