AgfaPhoto DC-1338sT

Agfa Photoframe, does what it says on the box

Advantages: good clear images, easy to use
Disadvantages: none

it went it slipped in easily (ooer again) Without fuss it displayed pretty creditable versions of my most recent photos, which included a civil ceremony, Whitby Abbey and several morris dance teams snapped at the recent Swanage Folk Festival. You can set the duration of each picture from five to thirty seconds or use the remote to advance them manually. I am planning to take a long sequence of shots of Buttons, my ventriloquist doll, and play them in a slow animated show. Although I don't officially know what was paid for it, I see that it was £49.99 from Argos, which seems pretty fair to me and certainly a lot cheaper than the ones I was looking at a couple of years ago. One word of advice I would give, if you are preparing a picture show remember to select images that are all the same way up, my camera card had a mixture ...

JeffFromPoole 08.09.2008 · Read full review
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Review of AgfaPhoto AF 5075

Good camera that gives you vfm

Advantages: solidly built, extraordinarily easy-to-use unit that offers good value for money
Disadvantages: Maybe a little to simple for professionals

The ePhoto 780c from Agfa is a prime example of the adage 'you get what you pay for'. It may not have the bells and whistles of a higher-end digital camera, but it is a solidly built, extraordinarily easy-to-use unit that offers good value for money. This camera stands out from the rest by nature of its colour more than anything else; a metallic blue that manages to look interesting without looking garish. In addition, like some of its more expensive rivals, the 780c boasts a decent-size LCD screen (which can be turned off in order to save battery power - a brilliant idea) and a clever electronic lens cover that opens and closes at the touch of a button. In essence, the 780c is a point-and-shoot digital camera that shares a lot of the same features and functions of its non-digital ancestors. The documentation enclosed (provided ...

Mcsm 20.07.2000 · Read full review
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Review of Agfa ePhoto 780c

Simply and Great

Advantages: Perfect shots, long-focus, easy to use, a lot of features, good software
Disadvantages: No support CompactFlash, a little slow, poor batteries

and videooutput are located from the back party and outside are closed door. Soft pressing opens this door. Paying attention on impressive sizes of the camera, we express doubts in choice by firm Agfa thin carriers SmartMedia for camera, when much more perspective the format CompactFlash is. Also it is possible to mark unusual design of the camera, of which to keep it in hands for want of long shootings is rather tiresome, but it is possible to shoot with any exotic positions of a camera. And though the optical viewfinder has not hindered it, at the expense of a turning screen it is possible to receive perfect shots in the most humble conditions (for example, keeping the camera above a head in crowd). However, despite of all marked defects, controls the camera ePhoto 1680 - one from most convenient among many cameras. Performances Agfa ePhoto ...

iharsh 24.01.2002 · Read full review
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Review of Agfa ePhoto 1680