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I've used this camera for over 4 years, on over 3 continents, with 2 sets of rechargable batteries, and 1 original Kodak flashcard and I've got to say it's worth every 60,000 pennies spent on it!! Very easy to operate, very sturdy and something I carry around with me and use every day, one of my prized possessions. Coupled with a USB card reader, you can transfer pics in a jiffy!! Although I feel like getting a new digicam these days, I feel like I owe it to my trusty DC210 to use it until it totally falls apart...... Hmmm... wonder what the digicams will be like in 2050 ??? 
Problems:
Unfortunately the LCD screen konked out on my last year and I couldn't be bothered to fix it as it was going to cost as much as a new camera. That is one reason why I had to get the USB card reader because with the screen going "kapoot" - so did the file transfering function. Which was a blessing in disguise because transfering pics over a serial port is painfully slow. > Other than that and the fact that in order to turn it on I have to turn the dial to Review, wait half a second, and then turn it back to Capture, I have had no problems with the camera.
Problems:
Unfortunately the LCD screen konked out on my last year and I couldn't be bothered to fix it as it was going to cost as much as a new camera. That is one reason why I had to get the USB card reader because with the screen going "kapoot" - so did the file transfering function. Which was a blessing in disguise because transfering pics over a serial port is painfully slow. >
Other than that and the fact that in order to turn it on I have to turn the dial to Review, wait half a second, and then turn it back to Capture, I have had no problems with the camera.