Very good close up shot. Black and white gives better resolution. Very rugged proven design as I managed to open it up.(took me two nights) An old cam with advance outlook.
Strengths:
Cheap!! Got two of them for US10 and US25
Great for OCR and Protrait
Weaknesses:
Heavy.
Poor Landscape shot
No more Battery in market.
Get the BH-10 Bat. holder if possible
Rating Reviewed by: Lars Magnusson(Unregistered User)
(Intermediate)
Review Date May 15, 2000
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Used product for 2+ Years
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Summary:
This camera was my first encounter with wireless digital photography. The camera was very useful and it was really a good buy when it came out. The 170 Mb hard drive and the 28 mm equivalent lens were wonderful accessories. Rating is done with respect to other cameras in its class.
Strengths:
Huge storage capacity (hundreds or thousands of images when using the hard drive), good resolution (at that time)
Weaknesses:
No LCD, long delay between pressing shutter until the picture was actually taken.
Nice camera when it came out. I mainly used it for close shots, since the quality wasn't quite good enough for other purposes. Quite bulky, but stable to hold at the same time.
Strengths:
Stable, good microphone. Close shots turned out really good
Weaknesses:
Big, expensive, and old. Price is way too much for what it offers.
Rating Reviewed by: Ronald Frey(Unregistered User)
(Intermediate)
Review Date July 13, 1999
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Review 4 of 13
Summary:
Indeed the Powershot is a fine camera and can still compeed with modern camera's on the market today. However, one design issue that really bothers me is that when you put the camera on a tripod, it covers the plug for the adapter! So no long shooting sessions where the camera needs to remain static.. bummer.Greets Ron(Ps. does anyone know how to turn the 600 into a webcam? I heard it can be done..)
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