JENOPTIK JENDIGITAL JD 3.3 af > Reviews

Advantages: High quality, Easy to use, Nice features
Disadvantages: Ugly, Only Digital zoom, battery life

...Dixons, i came across the Jenoptik 3.3 , Initially i thought it was an ugly, no name brand that was cheap and maybe cheerful, but on closer inspection and a chat with the sales assistant, i discovered that this was a high quality, nicely put together camera, but yeah its still ugly, and the price was a surprising £99 for a 3.3 megapixel camera, why so cheap i enquired?, well its only got optical zoom. Simple answer and totally true, the lack of zoom ... Read review

Advantages: Amazing pictures, good price
Disadvantages: Poor instructions, eats batteries

The Jenoptik Jendigital 3.3af is a Digital Camera which I think is slightly different to the other Cameras out there, it isn’t its strange name, it’s the fact it is relatively cheap for the large package it gives and also all of the special functions that come with it. I brought it a few years ago mainly because once you have taken your picture you can immediately see what it looks like and take another one if the picture is terrible and you can also ... Read review

Advantages: Lightweight, good quality photos, good photo-editing software included
Disadvantages: Battery life, ugly-ish, poor video quality.

...count, however the designers at Jenoptik seem to have skipped this rule. The "JD 3.3 af" is about as pleasant to look at as a rotting fruit, however you must skip this minor flaw and marvel at its features for the cheap price. The 3.3 million pixel quality is brilliant, and allows the user to zoom in on a picture using the bundled photo editing software without great distortion. The quality can be altered and the resolution lowered using the camera's ... Read review

Advantages: Light, compact, easy to use, value for money
Disadvantages: Uses Batteries quickly, needs memory card for extra pictures

I couldn't belive it, when comparing to other cameras of the same spec it came in much cheaper (About half price) - It does everything of it's more expensive Sony counter-part but at half the cost. The pictures it takes are top quality and when printed on a decent photo printer are hard to tell apart from the real thing. Shop around and you will be able to pick this up for less than £100 from the likes of Dixons/PC World. Do however, get ... Read review

Advantages: Light, easy to use, cheap, good quality pics
Disadvantages: Battery life, Poor mic(hardly picks up a thing)

I looked everywhere and at everything when i decided to buy a digital camera I wanted someting Cheap, reliable, and good quality. i found all these things in this Jenpotik JD 3.3 af camera, it gives 4 levels of resolution(2048x1536,1600x1200,1024x768, 640x480) x 3 levels of quality(fine, normal, economy), Built in flash(auto, manual, red eye, off), Digital zoom x 3, 1.5 inch display(zoom in on pic x 4), single shot/multi shot, video capture at 320 ... Read review