The Kodak and HP are entry level cameras with a minimum of bells and whistles.
They are true point-n-shoot cameras.
The Canon can be left on "Auto" mode and it will function as a point-n-shoot camera. It also has all of the manual over-ride controls that the intermediate photographer would want.
I could not find a review for the Kodak or the HP.
I did find sample photos for the Kodak CX6330 which appears to have the same lens as the CX7330.
The Canon produced better photos than the CX6330.
Here is a side-by-side view of the specifications for the three cameras.
I read an article about digital camera reliability and HP was at the bottom. You might want to pass on that one.
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I cannot decide which digital camera to get for christmas.
I am debating between the Kodak CX7330, the Canon Powershot A75, and the HP Photosmart M307.
I would like to ask for something cheaper, the kodak is only $150 when the Canon is $200. My purposes will be taking pictures of friends, places around city, places at my land in country, and friends skateboarding. I also want to shoot some videos of skating just to have, so video quality is important.
I saw videos taken by the canon and the kodak - the kodak's was so-so, very pixelated when the canon's looked very good! both had bad frames per second but the canon looked very clear even when WMP was extra big.
Which should I get? If you have any comments on any of these cameras, or any recommendations ( >$200), i would appreciate it.
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