Advantages: cheap, light, reasonable capacity Disadvantages: no plug in memory or flash, quality of photos is prettty average
I have been using the Casio QV 11 for over two years now and it has proved excellent value for money (it cost under £100). I have over 200 photos in albums on my PC but I have never bought a film or paid for developments.
The Good Points: It is light and compact, and comes complete with a carry strap and a fabric case. There is a colour viewfinder which shows exactly what you will be taking. It holds 96 photos and you can delete from the camera ... ...to a PC or onto a TV (where you could put them onto a video). You can also print them direct through a special printer, but I haven't tried this. There is also a rotating lens but frankly this is just a gimmick. The photos look great on webpages when they are small.
The Bad Points: There is no flash and although it works in dull conditions the quality suffers. It eats batteries at a fairly quick rate so you always need to have a spare set of 4 AA ...
colinlivingstone 25.02.2001
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