I bought this camera for my 3 year old and her grandfather wants one now! It's small, easy to use. It has an optical viewfinder and a nice big digital display on the back. It takes video clips. We bought a 1 Gigabyte videocard, very inexpensive (30 or 39 dollars). It uses 2 AA batteries. The pictures are great...
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B+ camera; very good, almost great
Just wanted a decent pocket size camera with better features than the typical bottom end price points to take along on my frequent trips without adding more weight. This fits the bill. Features you'll like most are: - very forgiving at the widest angle; crisp, clear shots - ability to choose 5 photo modes, including manual exposure adjustments - decent battery life if using high quality (I got 200 pictures plus 3 direct downloads into my computer after 50 to 70 shots) - the fact that only 2 AA batteries are needed vs 4 - decent optical zoom and tolerable digital zoom - great imaging without a flash in a wide variety of lighting - fairly reliable shots when in AUTO mode if you don't like messing with settings - great super close ups using MACRO mode - ability to directly connect to computer without use of special software; most computers will recognize it as a data storage device - portability and reliability Features you'll wish were a little better: - less shake when using zoom (can overcome by using 2-sec timer + tripod) - glare on LCD - viewfinder fairly useless since it's not really an SLR; can't reliably focus when only using viewfinder Features that would make it better: - fast shutter mode or ability to take at least 3 consecutive shots - anti-shake I have several other digital cameras. I knew enough to try different techniques to get the most out of my pictures. In general, most of the shots I kept were above average. Out of the first 200 shots I took, I thought 75 were keepers. But I tend to shoot the same subject with 3 or 4 shots expecting to only keep the best one. One weird quirk. I used max zoom to take some shots from an airliner. I could never get the shot in focus on the viewfinder but I squeezed the shutter anyway. The captured image shows for a second or so and was remarkably clear. So, it's a little bit of a guessing game when on max zoom. Shoot it anyway.
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