(+) Across the board the ES55 doesn't operate at a lightning pace but fares well against competitors. (-) in between shots and whenever editing options or effects are applied this unit does take its time
Advantages: Small, light, robust, great pictures Disadvantages: small viewing screen,
This is a 3.1 megapixel camera I bought when it was first released.I have since found out that Concord are rebranded Polaroid cameras, but do not hold that against them.
Here are some facts about the camera with a 256mb card:
Available resolutions: 2048x1536, 1600x1200, 1024x768, 640x480
White Balance: Auto, Daylight, Shade, Tungsten.... (Work out how to use these for excellent pictures, do not use Auto all the time)
Quality: Fine, Normal, Economy... ( at the highest resolution, I cannot tell the difference in quality between fine and Normal).
Exposure settings: +3/-3 in steps of .3... (as with White Balance, learn this too)
Number of pictures with a 256mb card:
2048x1536: Fine 195, Normal 306, Economy 423
1600x1200: Fine 319, Normal 489, Economy 652
1024x768: Fine 712, Normal 1192, Economy 1305
640x480: Fine 1741 ...
was on the EyeQ.
I decided to try Amy on it. She was good at reading, but was struggling in Maths at school. I put her on the same dose.
Again, the same thing happened. It took about 6 weeks, but her teacher mentioned that she was concentrating better, and her Maths had improved. It could be a coincidence, couldn?t it?
After the 12 weeks was up, I reduced James? levels down to 2 in the morning as it recommends, and noticed a backwards slide with him after about a week, so I put him back up to 6.
After several trial and error attempts to reduce the dosage, I decided that he is better off on the full dose all the time.
Amy, however, has a maintenance dose of 3 capsules each morning.
The children have now been taking EyeQ for 3 years. Amy has caught up with the rest of her class. Her reading ability is way above average ...
