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Summary: Not the best choice
Review: I bought the Smile to have a handy, inexpensive way of addingphtos to web pages. I didn't want to spend $400 on a camera that wouldbe obsolete in a few months. I figured for $100 I couldn't go wrong. I was mistaken.The Smile just has too many compromises. The lens is a tiny fixed-focus item that requires bright light to form an image. Battery life is abysmal- it seems to chew up a pair of AAs shooting a dozen pictures. I should have spent $200 and gotten a far better camera.
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Summary: Great little camera!
Review: I bought this camera based on the recommendation from the Time magazine article in December. All I wanted to do is send pictures of my kids to Grandma and Grandpa through e-mail. I loved the ease of use and quality of the camera. I wanted a camera that was compact(similar to the Canon elph) and was pleased to see it was very close in size. Based on what I spent I couldn't see being too critical in any way. With the built in flash, supplied software and batteries I was sending pictures within minutes. Unless you are a pro, I suggest you give this one a try.
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Summary: Great for the money!
Review: I bought this camera so I could e-mail photos to my family and use them for web pages. I would not print out pictures for framing but do use it to print out small images for greeting cards. My expectations of this camera were limited to the money I spent. The supplied software for this camera makes it easy to get images into my computer and highly recommend using this for the first time user or someone that doesn't need a lot of features.
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Summary: Just awful; avoid at all costs
Review: I bought two of these for my kids and they are awful. The picture quality is so low that only about 10% of the photos are worth keeping. And being for my young children, my standards are very low. I bought them almost as a toy, and STILL I'm severely disappointed. DO NOT BUY.
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Summary: Hardly Qualifies as a Camera
Review: I can't express in mere words how disappointed I was in this product. It produced outdoor images that were barely recognizable and worse indoor images. I didn't appreciate the deceptive advertising by the manufacturer, either. The resolution is not true 640x480 as claimed; it's a "tweaked" 320x240. I realize that "you get what what you pay for", but whatever you pay for a camera, you deserve to get a product that will produce a recognizable image of the photographed objects. Rates 1 star only because there is no zero star rating possible.
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Summary: Worst possible digital camera
Review: I cannnot image that Agfa would even sell a camera that takes pictures this bad. This camera would not be worth it if it was free. DO NOT waste your money on this piece of junk. The pictures are absolutely horrible. This camera gets minus 5 stars if it were possible.
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Summary: Don't Waste Your Money !
Review: I didn't expect high quality, but I never expected what I received ethier, the pictures were terrible, I'm suprised Amazon even sells this product and that Agfa would allow this product on the market. This camera wouldn't be a good deal if they gave it away! I'm a loyal Amazon shopper, and will continue to shop with them, this is the frist time I have purchase anything bad from them and hopefuly the last.
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Summary: Not good!
Review: I don't think that this camra is very good, I took pictures and the dpi is really bad it's too big and the pictures look really bad also. I was amazed how fast the Batteries ran out. I suggest you don't buy this.
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Summary: I Was a Loyal AGFA Customer Until I Bought THIS
Review: I have purchased a number of digital cameras over the last 2 years, including one from AGFA, the ePhoto 307 (A great little camera). The ePhoto Smile is an Affront to the AGFA brand name. The pictures are awful, the battery life abysmal, and worst of all, it would be a bad deal at 1/2 the price. I recently bought my youngest daughter a Polaroid Digital 320. It takes much better pictures, and we're still working on the 1st set of batteries . . . .. In short, don't buy this camera. If you really want to take digital pictures it's hard to go wrong with the Olympus 340R for under $300.
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Summary: Mixed Feelings
Review: I love the look and size of this camera. However, I was only able to view the images from my TV ( they seemed a bit dark). I was unable to download to my computer. The initial promotion didn't state that I needed to configure my modem to Com Port 1(as per their tech support). Also, I didn't purchase from Amazon.com - the other company's promo did not include the necessity of the RS232 serial. It has yet to be functional for me.
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