DXG 568 5.1MP Compact Digital Camera
List Price: $119.99
Details
- 1.5 LCD Room divider
- 1/1.8 5.13 Megapixel CMOS Sensor
- Ultra Compact Plan
Description
Skilful style and great features - without the cost! The DXG-568 offers a 5.1 megapixel sensor, and full-moving 640x480 (VGA) video, and a voice recorder in a camera that is proper a bit larger than a credit card and about 1.5" thick. Offers TV-out function to show pictures on TV and includes a glimmer for low light conditions.Customer Reviews
escape this cameraWe got this camera as a benefaction from a friend, and it's pretty astonishing how bad the pictures have turned out. Picture distinction is at best comparable to a bad camera phone. I wouldn't trust it to take pictures at any grave events.
not up to par
I got this camera to upgrade from my 3.1mp camera and was very disapointed. Though it was accommodating to work the pictures were blurry and dark most of the time and after a while i went back to using my old camera. I programme on giving it to the kids. Photo quality does not matter that much to them. Disburse your money on another camera
i cant belive you guys i young lady this camera
i'm fourteen years old and i beloved this camera its totally awesome. its got a timer on it so me and my friends can run and get a picture of all of us. and the only subject that really aggrivated me about it was that it took a couple seconds after hitting the handle to take a picture. the flash is only needed SOMETIMES, indoors otherwise its not needed outside. i denote really if you are getting this for a teeenager or if ur clumsy this is a great camera i (Accedentally) dropped it from the TOP of my gym and it slid all the way down the stars and the batteries demolish out and everything and we ran down there i put the batteries back in and it worked PERFECTLY!!
i'm on here b/c as we all know digital cameras CANT get wet. yep i droped it in a puddle :(
significant for teenagers:)
Get something else!
I have been using this camera for three months. Very impoverished picture quality unless the lighting is perfect and the camera held genuinely still. I expected more, even for a camera that cost less than $80. There are other problems (eg, battery being, recycle time), but by now you should have a clue that this is not something you will be happy with. You will be much better off looking at another sort.
$100 Down the Out of
For $100 you don't suppose anything spectacular, but you do expect a functional camera. Sure, it looks wholesome in the package with sleek lines and nice buttons. Don't waste your just the same from time to time or money. Once you open it, you'll be amazed at the arcane icons, obscure menu, and rotten documentation. After taking a few pictures, you can proudly show all your friends that any subject can show oneself dark, blurry, and grainy with the wrong camera. Finally, after you expose on the camera, you're limited to one flash photo, so use it wisely. Seriously, twist the flash on, take 1 picture, then the flash is disabled and you have to turn the camera off and on before you can take another dash picture. Never thought I'd have to reboot a camera. Save your money, or buy a actual sketch pad instead.
