Instruction: Carefully assess the user's review for any strong expressions of sentiment, either positive or negative. Based on your analysis, select the most fitting sentiment option from the provided list as output.

Input:
I am usually the one out of family and friends who has the absolute WORST pictures!  The last straw was when I went to Chicago and forgot to turn my flash on for all the indoor shots.  In fact, I forgot to turn it on for ALL of the pictures.  Needless to say, I got about 5 good shots of the Chicago skyline and a whole lotta GRAY pictures.  So, it was time to look into digital technology.  I wanted a digital camera for the instant preview and ability to delete a bad one in mere seconds.  I am a photography novice, and I needed something for point-and-shoot situations.  The Kodak EasyShare DX4900 hit the jackpot.  Easy to use, lightweight and not bulky (but not so little that I would get a hand cramp from trying to hold onto it!), automatic EVERYTHING, and a super little LCD screen to view my pictures.  The big test was on a trip to California.  I have pictures that are, in my opinion, museum quality.  Or at least postcard quality.  I have never been more pleased with a piece of equipment!
A few drawbacks - the EasyShare dock is NOT included, and it is necessary! (...additional $..., so figure adding that into your spending budget as I did), and the little LCD screen get a little smudgy at times (nothing a quick swipe with an eyeglasses-cleaning cloth couldn't handle), and the rechargable battery didn't last very long.  When you see the CRV 3V Lithium Batteries on sale, STOCK UP. ...a frequent photographer could go broke!  The zoom lens is a little sub-par, but I didn't really notice since I have never had a camera with a zoom lens, anyway.  Also, if you are considering purchasing a digital camera and want to rely on the LCD screen as your viewfinder, you might be disappointed with the Kodak EasyShare DX4900.  Using it that way will eat your batteries, and the image is a little shaky and grainy.  I got used to the regular viewfinder real quick!
To conclude, I highly recommend this camera to those just starting out in digital technology.  You won't be disappointed!

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: A: very positive