OSI DS6628 1.3MP Slot Flash Slim Digital Camera
| OSI DS6628 1.3MP Slot Flash Slim Digital Camera |
Manufacturer: Oregon Scientific
UPC:
734811197597 Retail Price: $109.95 Avg. Rating:
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 "Okay, let's not get carried over by our emotions." | 2006-03-18 |
| - Reviewed By Anonymous |
I have read a lot of reviews on here that basically say this camera's quality is inferior, but I really don't think so. I mean, okay, it is not of the best quality that you get from cameras that cost $400, but hey, you also did not pay $400 for it, okay? So don't complain that it is not clear like the pictures that come out of a $400 camera.
To be completely honest, I am satisfied, if not happy, about the quality of the pictures. They are clear, and it is a delight to be able to just take the camera everywhere and take a picture wherever and whenever I like. I have no problems with the quality of the picture.
All in all, this is a good camera that is not too expensive. I would recommend this to anyone. |
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| "I love this camera!" | 2006-03-16 |
| - Reviewed By Anonymous |
My boyfriend got me this camera for Valentine's Day. I thought it was a toy, I mean, it was so small, how could it be a real camera? but I was wrong. it is a real camera, it takes pictures, and the quality is really good too!
I dont know why other people are dissing this camera. I mean, for the size and the price of it, it really isn't that bad.
I carry this camera with me everywhere, because it fits perfect in my purse, and I just love taking random pictures! |
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 "Cardboard Submarine" | 2006-02-02 |
| - Reviewed By tls-seko |
Did you ever order a novelty product advertised in the back of a comic book when you were a kid? I waited until I was 43 to order this camera as a Christmas present for my seven-year old child. Friend, it don't float. Nor will it take pictures or connect to the Windows XP on my computer in Japan. OSI's response to my request for technical assistance was a one-line restatement of its 30-day return policy.
The camera itself is not much bigger than a credit card. The shutter release is piece of plastic smaller than my small child's index finger. She showed no surprise when unable to take or upload photos.
I went to a local electronics store and bought a second-hand camera for twice the price when it became clear that OSI was not going to offer even token assistance. It was Christmas in January and I have a package of plastic to recycle. |
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 "Grainy Images" | 2005-10-06 |
| - Reviewed By User: AMV1ZBM9RJEP1 |
| If you're looking for picture quality, this is not the camera to get. I'm sure it will be great for quick pictures on the go, but for anything else it's just bad. |
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| "great little camera" | 2004-02-05 |
| - Reviewed By angelinaglass |
I used this camera for a few months while my husband was deployed to Iraq. I took pics of the kids and my son took pics of me, so we could email them to our soldier. It was a great way to keep in contact. I didn't have one problem with it. I love the size, fits in my pocket. it has standard digital camera features...you can set a timer, you set if you're taking a close up or far away picture, you set the quality, if you want a higher resolution.
and I brought the media card to the store and put it in the machine to print out the pictures and the quality was great.
This camera is definitely worth the money, it's not a professional camera, but it's the best "everyday" camera I've used!!! |
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