Pros: Easy to take photo's with. Good quality photo's for the price. Cons: Turns off when it should'nt. Kills batteries.Etc.
I had been wanting to purchase a digital camera for a while. Back in July I ran into a little extra money and decided to go check some out at Walmart. The prices on Cameras ranged from as low as $59.00 to $300 . I decided to go with a mid range one...
Pros: Price; has a much better lens than disposable cameras or cheap 35mm cameras. Cons: Very Stripped, no lens cap or filter, and the LCD is useless in sunlight.
Vivitar was well known in the 1960s and 1970s as an after-market lens and electronic flash purveyor for 35mm single-lens reflex (SLR) cameras. However, they did make a few SLRs of their own that could also use screw-mount Pentax lenses.... Nowadays, they...
Pros: err.. it's small and light.. errr. Cons: bad pictures, eats batteries, hangs after PC connect..
Here's a good example of a product you should buy more carefully. 2.1 megapixels and $130 sounds great. (Of course, add to that the memory card, batteries, and charger, and you're in a cost region where you could have bought a GOOD digital camera in the ...
Pros: Good Pictures, Flash, Software Photo Suite 4, Compact, Easy to Use Cons: No AC adapter, LCD and USB Kills battery's
Saw the Vivitar at SAM's for $130.00 and decided I could not go wrong. The Camera has alot of features for a $160 and under digital camera. 4 flash modes, 6 resolutions, 2X zoom (only in 1600X1200 resolution), 3 focus modes,5 white balance, LCD clear...
Pros: Great Pictures, Awesome Flash, Small size, Easy to use, Inexpensive Cons: Eats batteries, No Zoom/Wideangle adjustment button, Slow auto Focus
My wife and I did not own a digital camera and we just had our first child. We wanted to send pictures to friends via email. We saw it and decided that we would give it a shot for that low of a price.
Pros: Easy to use, AUTO Focus, Fast Downloads to computer, fantastic pictures, excellent price Cons: Must read manual to operate properly, no AC adaptor
Other reviewers have stated the camera specs so I will not repeat them here. I am an avid EBAY se ...
Pros: Easy to use, good pictures, quality feel. Cons: Uses batteries fast, a little slow.
I got this camera about a year and a half ago at an auction for only 45$. This was my first digital camera purchase and I didn’t know a whole lot about them. It had no instruction manual, and no USB cable. (what do you want for 45 bucks) But ...
Pros: Great camera for the price! Cons: Location of LCD screen; batteries sometimes jar loose and reset time/date.
I've been dying for a digital camera for years, and an online friend picked up a little $50 Vivitar at Wal-Mart that took AWESOME pics. I researched it online, and while doing so the Vivitar 3615 caught my eye; my husband and I decided that we should...
Pros: Cheap, Easy to use, CF Memory Slot, excellent quality on daylight Cons: Bad quality at night even with flash, sometimes out of focus, Bad 2X Digital Zoom
The Vivitar 3615 it's a nice little camera, the first time I held this camera felt really nice in my hands, very well built, feels durable and lightweight. I love the ease of use and the fact that I can use my PocketPC's 256 Megabyte Viking Compact Flash...
Pros: Great camera for the advanced user as well as the beginner. Cons: Will eat batteries in less than a day if you are not careful.
You can set up a website or print your own pictures using the Vivitar 3615. This camera attaches easily to your PC with a USB cord and takes a great picture. Depending on what resolution you choose, you can take anywhere from 8 to 60 pictures without...
Pros: Fairly Compact, easy to use, expandable, decent pictures Cons: Horrible battery life, turns off randomly and must re-input date/time
Its basically an alright camera, but the battery life shocks me most. I got it at 1 pm, and now its 5 and I can hardly use it (less than 30 exposures for me).
The pictures are very good at 800x600 resolutions, but 1600x1200 gives pictures with...
I originally thought this was an ok buy, but after taking it on a trip for four days and going through 4 sets of 4 AA batteries, I got fed up. Plus, when it was dark outside, it would not focus and the images came out blurry and grainy.
Pros: Good prints, works with XP Cons: Light duty construction.
Good pic quality, lots of storage space for medium resolution, need compact flash card for any amount of high resolution, above about 8 pics. Fast flash recovery. Easy to use, but a little touchy for blurring. Must hold completely still while...
Pros: Great picture quality during the day and in good lighting. Excellent interface. Cons: Impossible to take pictures in the dark even with flash. Batteries die fast.
I got this camera off of Ebay for $75.00
It comes with pretty much everything you would need except an AC Power chord. The camera looks good and works well. User interface is very simple and has enough features for a starter camera. Picture...
Pros: Great Picture Quality, easy to use. Cons: EATS BATTERIES!!! Buy the save cartridge or it only takes 10 pictures!!!
Great digital camera. I always use the flash if not your pictures come out dark no matter if the room is bright. You will go through a lot of batteries. IT eats them, but it is worth it if you love pictures. The are professional quality when they are...
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