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| Do any of my friends out there know anything about cameras? I bought a KodakEasyShare Camera last year around Christmas time. I love it. I purchased the dock and all so I can print my own photos right at home. Last week I took the camera out to take a picture and it said that I had to format the memory card. I went threw the process and it said memory card is unusable (insert new memory card). I went out and bought a new memory card and formated it and then got the same message with that memory card. I am thinking that it is something wrong with the camera~ what are the chances that I would have 2 bad memory cards. Some friends are telling me to ditch the camera and buy a new one because it will be cheaper than having someone fix it. What do you think? I am trying to contact kodak, but the online customer service is not working. If I buy a new camera, it would be the same kind since I have the dock ect for it. What would you do? Any advice is helpful. | | | | | |
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1. ljegbers (5726)
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5 years ago
| | I had one of those cameras and had nothing but problems after the first year. It is less of a headache and much easier to purchase a new one. I still like the Kodak brand, but the easy share should have never made it to the market. | | | | | | |
sunshine4 (6293)
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5 years ago
| | So it is the camera! Thanks for sharing your experience with me regarding this camera. I was going to buy another one~ you saved me from the same headache. | | | |
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2. herbalicious (369)
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5 years ago
| | I've had a Kodak camera too, but the Easyshare was anything but easy to use. And it costs a ton for accessories that seem "essential". I'd recommend that you ditch Kodak and invest in a new camera; then, use the memory card with THAT camera. I can say from first-hand experience that Canon is an excellent brand...no problems with it and this is from three years of usage (of course, you're still free to give anything else a try). I don't suggest you go back to Kodak though. | | | | | | |
sunshine4 (6293)
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5 years ago
| | Thanks for your advice. I would have never thought of using the memory card with a different camera. I am not too camera savvy~ I will look for a canon now. | | | |
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3. KrisNY (7321)
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5 years ago
| | Isn’t there a phone number you can call for support- I live near Rochester and I worked for Kodak for years in the accounting department- Seems to me if you bought it last year and it has not been a year- it should still have a warranty- I’d try to keep contacting them and see if they can tell you what that means or why it is giving that error- I’d do this prior to buying a new camera- | | | | | | |
sunshine4 (6293)
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5 years ago
| | It isn't still under warrenty. They said that I could buy a new one and trade that one in and get 15% off the new one. I am not sure yet what to do. I live in Jamestown, where are you near Rochester? | | | |
KrisNY (7321)
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5 years ago
| | I am in Dansville- It's about 45 miles south of Rochester- In between Rochester and Corning- what did you decide to do? Buy another by trading it in? or get it repaired? | | | |
sunshine4 (6293)
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5 years ago
| | I'm still deciding what to do. I will probably end up trading it in and then I will definitely get an extended warrenty for the new one. | | | |
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