Digital-Camera Reviews

This battery did not fit properly in my Cyber Shot Digital Camera (DSC-S50) but it did fit nicely in my Sony Camcoder (TRV118). Really holds it's charge as I got a lot of time out of this battery. May even last longer then the Sony brand.
Would have given it 5 stars except for the fact that it did not fit in my digital camera correctly. I had to use a knife to pull it out. Overall, I am satisfied.

this is a great camera that i have at my home in CA already. I use it to tape myself skating at Woodward. Great Camera!

I purchased this case after researching Lowepro's website. According to Lowepro, my Canon Powershot A70 would fit in this bag. I just received the bag and could not close the zipper around the camera for the life of me! The case itself is great. It does have a very soft lining to protect the display screen on your camera. Just don't buy it for the Canon Powershot A70!!

I got this case for a Canon A80 and it fits perfectly. The main pouch is just the right size for the camera, and the front accessory pocket (also zippered) has two mesh holders that fit a spare set of AAs (4) and a CF card. The materials and construction are very good and the velcro belt strap is one of the best I've seen.

My only complaint, and it's minor, is that the whole package is a little "thick" when fully loaded. There is a fairly hefty flap covering the accessory pocket that adds a lot of bulk and seems unnecessary since the pocket is zippered. Maybe Lowe felt that it needed extra padding there. It certainly gives them a neat place to put their logo. If the accessory pockets were on the top, bottom, or sides they would have a substantially thinner (though slightly wider or taller) case that would fit better in a pocket or purse.

This is a good mini camera bag for compact camera and a spare battery / memory card. Fits my S400 perfectly, front pouch carries the my batteries and spare memory card. If you need to carry more, you will need to find something bigger. The con about this bag is it might scrach your camera with the zipper when you place the camera into the bag, otherwise the bag is perfect

This camera I am overall satisfied with. It has lots of effects you can do to the photos and videos. I use it for making anmations with caly figures and it works great for that. The still pictures are good for taking pictures of things that aren't in motion. When you push the button to take a picture there is a few second delay. This product overall is fine but if you are going to use it to take action photos i recomend not getting it.

The Dimage 1500 Ex takes high quality pictures. I purchased it to take pictures while flying a paraglider and used the extension cable to mount the detachable lens on my helmet. It takes very good quality pictures but it not as easy to use as the Fuji or Nikon Coolpix 950 cameras that I also have experience with. If you get the lens extension cable you can some unique pictures in situations like paragliding , hanggliding, snowmobiling etc where you could mount it to take pictures of yourself in action. I found it took too many steps to do simple things like deleting a picture or changing the quality settings. Most things require a few steps through menus that are not user friendly in design. If you can take advantage of the unique detachable lens I would recommend it. For ease of use look for a camera with more external controls to make adjustments like the new Kodak 4800 which would be easier to use without going through 3 or 4 menus each time you want to setup a shot.

This is a great camera for someone new to the world of digital photography. The GSmart is essentially a point-and-click camera that happens to be digital. It has the same dimensions, weight, and price as most basic film cameras, with the added benefit of not needing film.

The Mustek has an extremely simple setup process...just pop in the batteries, turn it on, and shoot. It takes three AA batteries that are purported to take up to 1000 pictures! I've already taken almost a hundred, and the battery indicator says "FULL."

The viewfinder is a small digital window similar to most film cameras, except that moving the camera quickly causes quite a bit of blurring. If you have a steady hand and good lighting, the pictures look pretty nice, though the flash is inadequate for low light levels. Action shots are sometimes blurry as well.

The menu system is intuitive and easy to use, with both full-screen (viewfinder) and thumbnail (four-to-a-page) modes. Pictures can easily be deleted from the camera or through the computer interface.

The desktop interface is one of the nicer features. Using the provided software, photos are quickly and easily uploaded through the USB port. The camera/software automatically JPEG-encode all pictures, and short movies can be encoded as .mov files. I haven't tried the movie feature yet, but I'm looking forward to it.

In summary, this is a great way to get the thrill and ease of digital cameras with a tiny price tag. It's certainly not for professionals, but I've never seen a simpler, easier-to-use digital camera. Great upload speeds, great battery life, handy drivers, and a low price tag. Check it out!

Overall a good value. It was purchased to replace disposable film cameras. A few negative things to note: It is really a 2.1 megapixel camera, with 3 MP calculated with hardware interpolation (translation: not useful at 3MP). Poor user manual. Digital zoom only, and when zoomed, will only record at 640 x 480, which is not enough for fleshtones. At normal zoom, the photos are very good. I had to return the first unit shipped to me because of problems with flash pictures. The second unit seems to work perfectly. On the good side: Tech support is pretty good- not toll-free, but short wait times, even when called at their "high" volume period. Video feature is nice, can be used as a web cam. NiMH 750 mah batteries last at least 10 times longer than alkaline, especially when using flash. Don't even try to use alakline. Best to leave everything set on Auto. Decent, basic image editing software included allows for color correction, focus, cropping, rotating, etc.

The NexiCam was a great solution to my digital camera problems since it worked directly with my Pocket PC... previously my old digital camera used a different type of memory than my IPaq Pocket PC, so transferring images between camera, PC and Pocket PC was alot more timely than I wanted.
The NexiCam works great, has more features than my old Kodak digicam, is very simple to setup and I am happy to be rid of the old memory cards. I love the built in Compact Flash memory slot, zoom feature and configurable self-timer.
One major downside I found was lack of good user documentation. The manual is Adobe based and very basic, you really need to experiment on your own to see the full potential of what you can do with the NexiCam (although that is alot of fun too!)