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"For under $100 it does what you would expect" on
Pros: It is a inexpensive camera. I bought for my daughter instead of the barbie camera which needs a VCR to do the recording. You get what you pay for... This is a sub $100 camera. If you can come to terms with that, it is a great sub $100 camera.
Cons: Picture Quality. Video Quality.
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"The Best Camera for $39 from AIPTEK site, small camcorder/webcam/camcorder" on by Hesam00
Pros: The best camcorder/digital cam/webcam combo out there for $39. Buy 512kb disk at $15 so you can save more films. It films with very good quality if you set the focus right &filing resolution to FINE3k
Cons: Needs optical zoom, needs image stabilizer, needs flash, needs smaller-sized MPEG file saving, uses way toomuch battery, Drop-and-dead built quality, meaning "Don't drop it"-needs hard-disk inside
Summary: Great little camera to take short films and digital pictures.
Needs alot (cons) to be a all-around good camcorder, but it does lot more than you pay for. Use the software programs included to operate the camera when camera is pluged to computer and use the MENU feature on camera when unplugged and carrying. The Extra E: disk will appear in your "MY COMPUTER" only after you film something or take pictures, so don't look for it after downloading the driver.
Transfer the videos to PC using MEDIA SHOW software(leftside pop-out screen) with Camera screen open (ON).
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"Great things in a small package" on
Pros: - 3 meg still camera - Video camera - Web camera - Voice recorder - Card reader - Video out for TV or VCR - Uses compact flash cards - Mirror on front for self portraits - Uses 2 AA batteries - Great price
Cons: - No optical zoom - No flash for lighting
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"Big value, small price & size" on
Pros: Does all it claims. W/ 256 CF & Recharg batteries, takes 300 decent (3 diff res's) stills and 1 hr videos w/ sound. Very light and compact. Good webcam. Great fun, ease, price.I love it!
Cons: No flash/2x digital zoom only on stills/chincy focus ring (I 1st had a Aiptek DV2 and the ring broke and now can't focus), DV3100 has same chincy body; fps is slow/sound not greatest)/BUT you get a lot of bang for your buck!
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"Good value, decent still image" on
Pros: This is a still camera first, video second. Note the review: this has better color than competitors. Little or no color distortion under flourescent/incandescent lights. Bright LCD display (with backlight switch to save power). It's far better than the we
Cons: Doesn't have a flash, but low-light adjustment is better than many others. No clock (all images are stamped 12am Jan 1 2001). Zoom is for still images only, not video. USB 1.1, not 2.0 - can't handle the 640x480x30fps the camera could otherwise put out. T
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