Details
- Includes PhoTags Photo Editing Software
- 4X Digital Zoom
- 5.1 Megapixel
Description
The 87490 Digital Camera from Digital Concepts is a 5.1 Megapixel camera with 4X Digital Zoom, go red 1.5" TFT monitor, Expansion SD/MMC card memory slot, car flash, self timer, and photags photo editing software,. This produce is pictbridge compatible and comes with a one year warranty.
Customer Reviews
Gigantic Little Camera! Seriously!
I don't comprehend what these reviews are talking about. I bought 3 of these on clearance at Kmart. I got them for way less than this and was expecting the worst. I was, in place of, pleasantly surprised. The silver looking buttons are all metal and not clayey. The plastic that people may be referring to is the dial to switch camera settings. The camera takes actually decent if not, nice pictures. I tried one out in the sun and the photos came out well-known. Almost as nice as my Kodak camera. Since they looked so great, I decided to keep the other 2 and give them to my daughters to use on our vacations and when they go on fieldtrips to approach. Honestly, the camera takes nice photos. My daughter utilized it to talk photos at the Aerosmith concert and her's came out, mine did not using my Kodak camera. You can add scuttle, timer, whatever. It even allows you to choose between megapixel settings. It also shoots pictures. The fact that you can put in your own SD card makes it even better. It is not much larger than a cell phone and fits of laughter in my purse to use for everyday surprise moments I want to capture. I even take this one to the ground! Then I don't have to lug around my "good" Kodak camera. For the price I paid, it was so worth it.
2009-10-23
(Hawai'i) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4
capability
The only credible thing about this camera was that I didn't waste much money on an unused give-away!
2009-07-04
| Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1
Terrifying!
I got this camera as a Christmas honorarium and I was very grateful. I have a toddler and want to take tons of pictures of her constantly! Well, I have about 2 "bright" pictures out of about 2 million I've taken. This camera turns black and says to contain b conceal the camera still while it takes the picture... for like 30 seconds! My daughter always moves WAY before the notion is taken. Even when I do get some sort of picture of her when she is standing completely still (however, not in the pose I wanted by then, or even smiling, etc) it is extraordinarily blurry!
The flash is pointless and this camera doesn't work in low lighter, so you have to be in complete sun light or an extremely bright room to get any kind of a impression at all. If you try to use the flash, in pitch black, low light or ANY light room, the personification is completely white. No images. No glimpse of what you wanted to take a picture of. Just categorically white.
Battery life isn't THAT bad, but there's no point in using this camera at all. Unless perhaps you give it to a child who's just taking pictures of random things for fun but even then the camera isn't indestructible enough for rough play.
My camera won't even work anymore now. I turn it on and the protection is all blurry static lines and it says "sensor error." I am universal to buy a better camera now. A "REAL" one, like samsung or canon or something. It may cost twice as much as this one, but I don't heedfulness!!! The frustration with this camera, let alone the awful pictures, just isn't importance it!!!!
2009-04-21
(Buffalo, NY) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 1
Is there a rating less than 1 major?
This camera was the worst investment I ever made in my existence, even at the $50 price I paid for it. You're better off drawing a picture on a share of paper every time you want to record a memory.
I bought it as a last wink purchase for a trip to Hawaii with my girlfriend, because my old Sony camera was perfectly too bulky to keep in my pocket while traveling. I made the huge mistake of leaving my Sony camera at make clear, because that was the point of buying this new camera. Thank God my girlfriend brought her Kodak EasyShare with her, or else we'd have nothing but paper camera prints of our memories.
Pros: It weighs just enough to keep a haystack of papers weighed down in mild breezes. It may also be a suitable weapon to launch at someone's head.
Cons: It takes at least 5 seconds to record a picture, and you never have any information at which point during those 5 seconds it is actually recording the image, so you have to keep the camera entirely still for all 5 seconds or you end up with a smeared photo. The crazy thing is, even if you set it to a really wild exposure setting to eliminate blur, the camera still smears the archetype as if it was printed on a sheet of rubber and stretched apart in weird directions. It can't take a photo if the sun is in in the representation, because apparently the sun is too bright and shows up as a black circle on the photo. The devotedness is TERRIBLE. I think it uses like a 0.5MP sensor, and then uses software to distort the image to 5.1MP. For example, I saw a funny street sign that I wanted to take a represent of, and standing 10 feet from it and shooting at least 10 tries, I couldn't take a free picture of it that was legible, and I finally just gave up. When I got home, I put the camera in a drawer, figuring I'd never use it again even though I couldn't replacing it. About a month later, our dog was doing something funny, so I grabbed the camera to take a display, and wouldn't you know it, it had stopped working. Even new batteries couldn't revitalize it.
I would feel ripped off if I paid $5 for this camera. It doesn't even merit the energy it takes to place it in a garbage can.
2009-04-07
(Rocklin, California, United States) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 1
frightful camera
We bought this camera for our daughter a year ago and have had nothing but cynic since then. 99% of the pics come out with poor resolution. My husband and I have both tried to make as if it work better figuring user error on the part of our 15 yr old.... but wretchedly no... the camera is just worthless. The lighting is never right. It is too keen-minded so the pic is faded out or too dark so you can hardly see what you took a picture of. I often end up getting out my chamber phone camera and taking a better pic and sending to an online village for printing with better results. It takes forever to take the pic so you sit there trying to pat the camera still enough with the pic often being blurry. Don't waste your money on this one, you'll regret it!
2008-12-30
(Kansas) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 1
