Kodak Easyshare Camera hack?

Thread starter Tedster
Start date Jun 17, 2005

Tedster

Posts: 5,746 +14

Jun 17, 2005

#1

Anyone know of any firmware hacks for Kodak easy share cameras?
I have a DX6340

H

howard_hopkinso

Posts: 21,238 +17

Jun 17, 2005

#2

I don`t know if this is what you`re looking for, but there`s a firmware update available. http://wwwuk.kodak.com/global/en/service/downloads/dln00106iip.jhtml

Regards Howard

Tedster

Posts: 5,746 +14

Jun 17, 2005

#3

wasn't aware of an update to the firmware, but some cameras can get hacked to expand capabilities. Thanks.

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