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Rating: - vivicr*p camera?
i bought this camera for my daughter last summer, she has used loads of batteries and on a recent scholl visit to Normandy used over 10 betteries to achieve photos the quality of which wouldve been improved with a disposable. some of the photos would've done Warhol proud with the negative image effect but that wasn't her intention. We have just taken the camera back for exchange and managed to somehow get a better model for no extra money
Rating: - poor quality
I was given this camera for christmas and am really surprised to find that it is being sold at such a high price given it's very poor quality. It is very complicated to navigate and the pack that it came in did not come with an instruction manual. I gave up trying to use this camera when all the pictures I was taking kept coming up blurry even when there was little movement in the people I was capturing. This was very frustrating! The flash was also very poor with the images coming up far too bright. ... Read More
Rating: - very poor camera
This camera was bought as a present for a child. The quality of pictures taken is awful. Colours are poor in anything but strong sunlight.
Turning on the flash results in the subject appearing totally blinded.
How many batteries can this thing consume in a day? The answer, Lots.
I have bought loads of stuff from Amazon and this is the first time I have had something so bad I wanted to warn others about.
Rating: - Avoid please.
Just simply avoid this camera. It's cheap, it's dinky and comes with a nifty case, but it is awful.
The picture quality is less than that of a mobile phone and taking a photo with the flash on indoors just whites out your subjects. Also, without a memory card you'll only be able to store two photos at a time on average. My advice, send £[...] more and get something decent.
