Rating: 
Summary: Easy to use but reliability poor
Review: As a decidedly "non-computer" person, I found this camera very easy to use. I was satisfied , but not thrilled, with the picture quality, compared to my brother's digital at less than half the price. Since I had purchased the camera through Apple along with my iMac, I would have expected it to have come with a JumpShots cable compatible with the iMac. Luckily I did not go out and purchase one, as the camera did not hold up well for the relatively limited use it got. Rather than spend who know how much on repair, I am now in the market for a (non-Epson) replacement.
Rating:
Summary: Easy to use but reliability poor
Review: As a decidedly "non-computer" person, I found this camera very easy to use. I was satisfied , but not thrilled, with the picture quality, compared to my brother's digital at less than half the price. Since I had purchased the camera through Apple along with my iMac, I would have expected it to have come with a JumpShots cable compatible with the iMac. Luckily I did not go out and purchase one, as the camera did not hold up well for the relatively limited use it got. Rather than spend who know how much on repair, I am now in the market for a (non-Epson) replacement.
Rating:
Summary: Easy to use but reliability poor
Review: Been enjoying this camera for the last several weeks. Easy to use and set up, great pictures and easy to handle too! Already bought the 32mb Flashcard. Watch out though, I got it on a close out so Epson may be discontinuing the 650 line! GET ONE WHILE THEY LAST!
Rating: 
Summary: Almost Idiot Proof!
Review: Been enjoying this camera for the last several weeks. Easy to use and set up, great pictures and easy to handle too! Already bought the 32mb Flashcard. Watch out though, I got it on a close out so Epson may be discontinuing the 650 line! GET ONE WHILE THEY LAST!
Rating: 
Summary: Product breaks often - Epson RMA's take forever
Review: Camera is good, takes decent pictures... When it works! I have had this camera for 8 months, and have had to ship it to Epson to have it repaired twice. Epson has had my camera more than I have. 1st problem the camera displayed purple lines all over the LCD screen, this took over a month to get it back! The second problem is the flash, It has been a month now, still no camera! However Epson promises 2 weeks! No way to contact Epson except via long distance phone numbers.I will never purchase another Epson product again...
Rating:
Summary: Product breaks often - Epson RMA's take forever
Review: Camera is good, takes decent pictures... When it works! I have had this camera for 8 months, and have had to ship it to Epson to have it repaired twice. Epson has had my camera more than I have. 1st problem the camera displayed purple lines all over the LCD screen, this took over a month to get it back! The second problem is the flash, It has been a month now, still no camera! However Epson promises 2 weeks! No way to contact Epson except via long distance phone numbers. I will never purchase another Epson product again...
Rating: 
Summary: Great buy, great value
Review: Digital cameras can be very expensive but if you are looking for great value for money and are an novice looking for a"snapshot" type digital camera which is both suitable for home use or in the business world where you need to take shots of equipment etc. Then you wont beat the Epson Photo PC650, it has many usefull features such as the ability to choose between four pixel settings, playback on the built in LCD can be either groups of nine or one at a time. When downloaded via either a TV or PC the quality is unquestionable for a camera of this price. I have been delighted with the results, which are even better than some makes costing much more. The size of this unit is small enough to fit into your pocket or briefcase. A great buy.
Rating:
Summary: A disappointment...
Review: I have enjoyed my other Epson products, and was looking forward to using this camera. Unfortunately, it has been a headache from day one. The jumpshot reader is a weak link, in my opinion. I would rather have the camera usb plug into my iMac directly. The fillm disc was defective, and it took months of long distance calls to Lexar to finally resolve the problem. I will be looking for another brand of camera to replace this one. No more Epson.
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Summary: This camera has been awesome!
Review: I'm sorry to hear the trouble of the other reviewer, but this camera has been wonderful for me. I have an epson printer and I use epson photo paper and create photo albums (both hard copy and digital) of the kids for the family which frankly are better quality than the 35mm I had. And while I love the playback feature, it's a battery eater, so I'll be picking up the electrical plug for the holidays. Also, for big picture taking opportunities, you probably should plan to buy a bigger flash card that will hold more pix. The second best resolution holds around 30 pix only and I know I usually go through more than that, though pix at that resolution print beautifully on glossy photo paper. I do occasionally have problems with lighting and red eye, but I think it has more to do with the photographer than the camera and is pretty easily corrected in most graphics programs. The shoot and play aspect of this is WONDERFUL! You put the usb adapter in the back of the computer, stick in your flash card and drag and drop the pix to your desktop. My family appreciates it, too, because I usually take forever getting pictures developed, copied and mailed.
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Summary: This camera has been awesome!
Review: I'm sorry to hear the trouble of the other reviewer, but this camera has been wonderful for me. I have an epson printer and I use epson photo paper and create photo albums (both hard copy and digital) of the kids for the family which frankly are better quality than the 35mm I had. And while I love the playback feature, it's a battery eater, so I'll be picking up the electrical plug for the holidays. Also, for big picture taking opportunities, you probably should plan to buy a bigger flash card that will hold more pix. The second best resolution holds around 30 pix only and I know I usually go through more than that, though pix at that resolution print beautifully on glossy photo paper. I do occasionally have problems with lighting and red eye, but I think it has more to do with the photographer than the camera and is pretty easily corrected in most graphics programs. The shoot and play aspect of this is WONDERFUL! You put the usb adapter in the back of the computer, stick in your flash card and drag and drop the pix to your desktop. My family appreciates it, too, because I usually take forever getting pictures developed, copied and mailed.
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