Epson PhotoPC 3000z

OVERVIEW Epson 3000z seem to be the easiest to operate, full-featured digital camera. The camera is well designed and well implemented. But for me this camera is not a pocket camera, sure it is small with the size of 108 x 89 x 65 mm but the camera is a little chubby and the The shape and oversized handgrip for the right hand make it difficult to put in the camera to a small purse. With the 16MB CompactFlash memory card the camera can stores up ...
...can print directly to an Epson printer without needing a computer. Simply remove the card from the camera and insert it into the printer. If you want to print only a few images, the camera has a dedicated Print button that can be used to mark images for printing. SPEC CCD Sensor: 1/1.8" color CCD with 3.34 mega pixels Resolution Modes: 2544 x 1904 pixels, 640 x 480 pixels Picture Modes: Macro, continuous shoot, interval shooting, 2X digital zoom, ...

LadyLuna 12.05.2006 · Read full review
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The Epson 3000 is a manual and Automatic camera. It has 3.34 Mega pixels 34-102 mm zoom lens, a 6cm macro and Compact Flash Storage 16MB supplied taking at best JPG mode about 8 pictures or 1 uncompressed. Other useful features are a Hotshoe on top of the camera for an external flash gun, great for taking pictures that require more flash power than the 3m flash built in. It has time lapse feature as well which i think is a fab feature. i.e. watch ...
...seconds, wonderful. Its records sound and movie clips too. The f2 lens is a good wide aperture for low light situations which not many cameras have. To top off this fine unit it comes with batteries and charger case and lens cap and a lens adapter for attaching any extra lenses you may need. Its all there a good value buy definitely. ...

Alexmouse 11.12.2000 (09.12.2000) · Read full review
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We bought one of these s/hand in Jessops in Norwich - rush of blood to the head! It came with all its bits - rechargable batteries, cables for the laptop etc etc. I was a little unsure of it at first - really didn't like it compared to my Olympus OM1 and OM2 - however, it is now so long since I've used them, I can't quite remember where I left them. The camera does video clips with sound and a good range of photo styles and resolutions - being ...
...the 120 or so images you can get at the lowest resolution setting. I like the size of the camera in the hand - it is simillar to a modern auto SLR in feel and the buttons are where you expect to find them. Use the camera with the viewfinder rather than the screen and you can shoot away all day without any battery worries. What's the downside? Well, there is that electronic thing where you press the button and it takes the phote when it feels like ...

s1lver 06.05.2003 · Read full review
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