Trust 820 LCD PowerC@m Zoom

I've owned several digital camera's in my time, which I use for the sole purpose of taking family snaps. I have no need for advance functions, and all I look for is a simple interface, and the ability to transfer the pictures to my computer without any fuss. If I remember rightly my first digital camera was a Kodak creation, with the then massive picture size of 1.3 megapixels. This was the best you could get at the time, and the pictures were, well, nothing to write home about. Today you can get camera's that take pictures of up to 6 megapixels, which gives fantastic quality. However, this ... more

I had been after a digital camera for some months but was not waiting to go over the top and stretch my overdraft to its limit. I had looked in all the usual places such as Argos, Dixon’s, Comet etc but for the price I was willing to pay was not happy with the spec. It was then when I was least expecting it I came upon the Trust 820. I was at first a bit surprised as the features listed usually came in the region on £350 - £400, and this was only going for £135 in Staples. The most impressive feature is its ability to take pictures up to 4 mega pixels, which is far greater than that of other ... more

The Trust 820 LCD power cam, what can I say With so many functions it is hard to believe it only cost me £120, for this spec camera you should be paying twice that. It has a 16MB internal memory which can be expanded up to a maximum of 128MB using a SD or MMC memory card. 4 cm colour TFT LCD display for live viewfinder, review pictures, zoom preview and menu functions. Built in flash which can be set to auto (the camera will determine whether the flash must be used or not) or you can force the flash on or off. Self timer also will give you time (ten seconds) to take a picture of ... more