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Marcus
a IntermediateDate Reviewed: February 3, 2004
Strengths: Compact, Sturdy (I've dropped mine a few times), Easy to use, Sleek, Pretty good resolution. This camera is a great for first time digital owners who want something they can tote along with them wherever they go.Weaknesses: This camera is very user friendly, and as a result, is not extremely customizable. There aren't a lot of options or features inherent in it. The zoom and actual resolution are very good for the size, but not something you'd use if you're a serious photography buff. The price is a little high.Bottom Line: This is a pretty good camera if you're looking for something quick, easy, and compact. The menus and options are very easy to understand and use. I also found it very easy to upload pictures to my pc using just the camera.
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$299.00
Purchased At: Best Buy
Similar Products Used: Coolpix 5.2 Megapixel. Going to buy an SLR digital next.
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Ericsteffy
a Intermediate
from Columbus, OhioDate Reviewed: May 8, 2003
Strengths: Small/compact form factor
Easy to navigate settings
Flexible and full featuredWeaknesses: No audio in movie mode.. oh well. Not a big deal.Bottom Line: Nice camera. Fit my criteria for a digital camera that could fit in my front pocket and take excellent photos. Very easy to use and seemingly durable in a metal case. I purchased an extended life battery and more memory so I can take up to 400 high quality pictures or 1600 low quality. Some reviews I read stated that the flash did not produce enough for dark, night shots like in a bar.... If you are close enough to the subjects.. it is fine. Comes with everything you need to get started. Only a USB cable (included) to hook up to your PC. Highly recommended.
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$312.00
Purchased At: Digital for less
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Yoyo
a ExpertDate Reviewed: April 21, 2003
Strengths: Nice picture quality, metal body, water resistent( not for scuba or snorkling), very compact and feature packed.Weaknesses: expensive at $399 + $120 for memory, no case means back lcd may get scratched, not sesitive enough for some night pictures of moving objects.
printing digital pics is expensive, $0.49 each 4x6 at kodak.comBottom Line: This is my first digital camera after years of using Minolta, Nikon, Canon and Leica SLR´s. After taking more than 250 pictures in a recent trip to Las Vegas in all possible conditions I can state I have a pretty god knowledge of its features and limitations.
For a point and shoot camera its pretty good, nice quality pics at second highest definition. Colors are excellent, comes with remote control and timer for self portraits. Its pretty compact and the battery life is quite good if the flash is not used all the time.
On the low points side. Even though its an all metal body( which is good), it fell to the floor and the shield got bent and detacched from the body, this is BAD as the camera will not work without the shield plus its function is to protect the camera not detach of it falls!, second the camera comes with only 16 megs of memory ( good for about 10 pics in high resolution) to get good milagfe you will have to invest over $100 in aditional memory(256megs), finnaly its programable features do not possee the right combination for advanced fotography ( ie sports at night).
In summary, its not close to a quality SLR, but its not supposed to be one. If you need professional features is a digital camara, purchasse a real digital SLR.
If you want a nice quality pocket size digital camera with features, picture quality and rugged body, this is it.
Well recomended!
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$379.00
Purchased At: J&R Music world
Similar Products Used: Minolta, Nikon, Canon, Leica SLR´s, non-digital
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