Kodak DVC325 Digital Video Camera

41 reviews

May, 2013

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Consumer review by: Carolyn (amazon.com)

FANTASTIC

This was the BEST webcam I have ever owned. It took great pictures, captured great video and all my friends who I chatted with this, always said they saw an exceptional video feed from my end. They were always remarking on the clarity of the video. ...

Jul, 2009

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Consumer review by: Javier Fonseca (amazon.com)

Quite good but it has reached its EOL

This little warrior worked OK for several years. I've owned for near a decade and it worked OK. It has more resolution that some current cameras but it has reached its End of Life and now Kodak doesn't support it anymore. What does it mean? No more...

Mar, 2009

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Consumer review by: Thientu Ho (amazon.com)

I struggled with its XP driver, but it does work

Folks, I bought this webcam years ago, and I've since used many other webcams, but the Kodak DVC325 is still my favorite to-date. I did have a problem installing driver for one of my computers. I have a valuable story (and some pointers too) about it...

Apr, 2007

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Consumer review by: Richard Sandoz (amazon.com)

Does NOT Work with XP

This camera absolutely does NOT work with XP. I downloaded the driver, extracted to C:\DVC325, ran setup. Plugged in camera, hit continue on the xp driver-not-digitially-signed dialog, and when it got 99% through the progress bar of copying drivers,...

Jan, 2007

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Consumer review by: Nathan Allan (amazon.com)

Still great!

I have had one of these for a few years now. I even bought a friend one. It still gives me a quality picture and hooks and works well. The Kodak site is only a click away for the driver downloads too!

Sep, 2005

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Consumer review by: Rachel Huse (amazon.com)

End the rumors - it works on XP

Let's end the rumors. This digital camera DOES work on XP and if you can't get it to work, try calling your computer support or 1-800-950-GEEK. This camera works extremely well and has a fantastic view quality. My husband is in Afghanistan and it...

Jun, 2005

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Consumer review by: D. Warwick (amazon.com)

Does not work with Windows XP

I read countless web sites describing how to install this camera on Windows XP and followed every one of them. Even though XP recognizes that there is a device there, it does not work. You get a blank screen. Kodak blames the motherboard. The...

Aug, 2004

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Consumer review by: jenespao (amazon.com)

still usable for windows XP

you can still use it with windows XP by downloading the XP driver. so far, there are no problems in using this camera..... quality is good and image is clear.

Mar, 2004

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Consumer review by: fearfax (epinions.com)

An old vet that holds it's own with newer cams

I've owned this cam for nearly four years , I've never felt compelled to replace it.,though it's seen a few others come and go. Unfortunately it seems that the quality products that respond to active user involvement have left the market (US Robotics ...

Great image and physical appearance , quality CCD optics. Inexpensive now.

No horizontal pivot ,proprietary codecs are just plain bad.

Feb, 2004

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Consumer review by: dot4f (epinions.com)

A bit above the crowd

The Kodak DVC-325 is a-bit-above-average webcam. It’s still image quality is nothing superior, but just acceptable. The cameras ability to capture moving objects such as a hand wave is a bit above average. Colors are dull, images are blurry even ...

Long cord. Decent Images. Decent Speed.

Image Clairity. Price.

Dec, 2003

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Product Specifications

The Kodak DVC325 Digital Video Camera is the easy, fun way to capture and share quality digital pictures and video. The USB interface is up to 10X faster versus serial interfaces, for sharper videoconferencing and clearer communications. There's also still and video capture for up to 640 x 480 resolution, or up to 30 frames per second performance. Wide (up to 75?) tilt range movement.A sleek design you can mount nearly anywhere. And bundled software that lets you create slideshows, build catalogs, add pictures and video to e-mail. The DVC325 is the simple, quick way to turn your PC or laptop into an image-capturing, videoconferencing powerhouse.