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Kodak EasyShare DX3500 Point & Shoot Camera

The Kodak EasyShare DX3500 is a 2MP 1/2 inch compact camera — known for its 2MP Fixed-Focus Sensor and AA Battery Power. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Kodak EasyShare DX3500 Point & Shoot Camera

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Camera Overview — Kodak EasyShare DX3500

The Kodak EasyShare DX3500 is a point-and-shoot compact camera built around a 2MP, 1/2-inch sensor capable of capturing images at a maximum resolution of 1800x1200 pixels. Designed with simplicity at its core, this camera strips away complexity in favor of straightforward shooting — autofocus is handled via a fixed-focus system with no selectable focus points, meaning there's nothing to configure before pressing the shutter. The ISO range runs from 100 to 200, keeping the camera oriented toward well-lit shooting conditions.

Images are stored on CompactFlash (CF) cards, a format that was widely available during this camera's era. The 1.8-inch Fixed LCD display offers 72,000 dots of resolution for basic image review. An optical viewfinder is also included as an alternative framing option.

Power comes from two standard AA batteries, with an estimated yield of approximately 100–200 shots depending on battery type. The body is constructed from plastic and measures 120 x 74 x 50 mm, weighing in at 225g — compact and light enough for casual carry. Connectivity includes USB for image transfer, while Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are absent.

A built-in flash handles low-light situations, and there is no image stabilization of any kind.

Key Features — Kodak EasyShare DX3500

2MP Fixed-Focus Sensor: A 2MP sensor with a fixed-focus system means no focusing adjustments are needed — just point and shoot.

AA Battery Power: Runs on two standard AA batteries, making replacements easy to find anywhere without proprietary chargers or packs.

CompactFlash Card Storage: Uses CF cards for image storage, a format common to this camera's era and still readable via widely available card readers.

Optical Viewfinder: Provides an alternative to the LCD for framing shots, useful in bright sunlight where screens can be difficult to see.

1.8-Inch Fixed LCD: A rear LCD display allows for basic image review and menu navigation after shooting.

Built-In Flash: An integrated flash provides basic illumination for low-light or indoor shooting without any additional accessories.

Camera Specifications — Kodak EasyShare DX3500

Kodak EasyShare DX3500 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesTravel, Beginner-Friendly
TypePoint and Shoot
Sensor1/2 inch
Resolution2MP
ISO Range100 – 200
AF SystemManual Focus Only
AF Points0 points (fixed focus)
Max Photo Resolution1800x1200
Image StabilizationNone
Display1.8 inches Fixed LCD
Display Resolution72,000 dots
ViewfinderOptical

Description — Kodak EasyShare DX3500

The Kodak EasyShare DX3500 is a point-and-shoot compact camera built around a 2MP sensor with a 1/2-inch sensor size, delivering a maximum still image resolution of 1800x1200 pixels. The camera features a fixed-focus system — there are no selectable focus points, and no adjustments are needed or possible before shooting. Exposure flexibility is limited by an ISO range of 100 to 200, making this camera best suited to outdoor or well-lit indoor conditions.

A built-in flash extends usability in lower-light environments. Framing can be done through an optical viewfinder or the 1.8-inch Fixed LCD with 72,000 dots of resolution. Images are written to CompactFlash (CF) cards, and the camera connects to a computer via USB for file transfer.

The plastic body measures 120 x 74 x 50 mm and weighs 225g, making it genuinely pocketable. Power is supplied by 2x AA batteries, with an estimated 100–200 shots per set. There is no image stabilization, no wireless connectivity, and no video recording capability noted in the specifications.

Pros — Kodak EasyShare DX3500

  • ✓Lightweight at 225g with compact 120 x 74 x 50 mm dimensions — easy to carry casually
  • ✓Powered by 2x AA batteries, a widely available and easily replaced power source
  • ✓CompactFlash storage support for straightforward media management

Cons — Kodak EasyShare DX3500

  • ✗2MP sensor with a maximum resolution of 1800x1200 is very limited by modern standards
  • ✗Fixed-focus only — no autofocus system, offering zero control over focus point selection
  • ✗Narrow ISO range of 100–200 restricts shooting to well-lit environments

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Frequently Asked Questions — Kodak EasyShare DX3500

What memory cards does the Kodak EasyShare DX3500 use?+
The DX3500 uses CompactFlash (CF) cards for image storage. This was a common format for cameras of this generation and CF cards can still be found through various retailers.
Does this camera have autofocus?+
No. The DX3500 uses a fixed-focus system with 0 selectable focus points. There is no autofocus mechanism — the focus is set at the factory and cannot be adjusted by the user.
What batteries does the DX3500 require?+
The camera runs on 2x AA batteries. Battery life is estimated at approximately 100–200 shots per charge, with the actual yield varying depending on the type of AA batteries used.
Can this camera connect to a computer or modern devices?+
The DX3500 includes USB connectivity for transferring images to a computer. It does not support Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or USB-C, so wireless transfer is not possible.
What is the maximum image resolution this camera can capture?+
The DX3500 captures images at a maximum resolution of 1800x1200 pixels from its 2MP, 1/2-inch sensor. Only a Standard color profile is available.
Does the DX3500 have a viewfinder?+
Yes, the camera includes an optical viewfinder in addition to the 1.8-inch Fixed LCD display, which has a resolution of 72,000 dots. The LCD is useful for image review after shooting.

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