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Summary: What a downer
Review: ... I took a few test shots at high resolution, installed the software and hooked it up to a Win XP Home edition machine. Nice clear shots without fiddling with any of the options. How can you beat such high resolution, a flash and upgradeable memory for so little money?
Edited: All subsequent shots were lousy. I don't know what happened but luckily I was able to return the critter.
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Summary: concord eye Q 1300
Review: I am new to digital cameras, but I shouldn't be having this much trouble. I haven't been able to check it out very good because the batteries are dead before I can figure out what I'm doing. The icons are so small on the camera that I have a hard time to figure out what they are. So I'm very disappointed in the fact that it eats batteries so quickly. And they seem to die when I've got the cable hooked up to the computer. I shut the camera off and on again, playing with the mode button and the select button, and somewhere along in there, the batteries are dead. Am I doing something wrong? ...
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Summary: No info on camera on entire site concords or yours
Review: I am rather upset upon finding this camera and my mouth watering at what it might be able to do BUT THERE IS No info on this camera on your entire site or on concords and this is very upsetting so I have spent 3 hours searching for a single review on this camera on the entire net with no luck finding it at all.
Please fix this rediculous error
I like the price and want the camera but if I cant find what resolution it takes pics at its not worth risking the money.
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Summary: NOT COMPATIBLE W/ WINDOWS XP
Review: I bought this camera cause it APPEARED to be a good deal for my first digital camera. I researched cameras & features, so I felt confident on comparing the deals & features. Couldn't find any reviews on Ritzcamera.com's site or anywhere else. I spoke w/ a rep at the company, they highly recommended the camera. The camera gets here, I find out it doesn't have a monitor so I can view my pics as I take them. I start downloading the enclosed software to find that the camera is not compatible w/ Windows XP. So, I can't offer any help w/ the type of pics it takes because I didn't get that far. :(
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Summary: What did I know it was my first
Review: I bought this camera cause it was the best price I had seen. However, the shot is off from what you see in the view. There is no LCD screen so unless you have the picture offness in your head you have no idea if it is a good shot... which is the secondary reason I wanted a digital camera.
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Summary: Please don't waste your money
Review: I got this camera as a Christmas present. I was upset it had no display in the back to see the pictures I took as I took them, but took a chance. The pictures I took were very low quality and were a little off of where I had meant to have them centered. It ate batteries like nothing I have ever used before (10 pictures every 2 batteries). The flash took ages to charge up, and the camera would either shut off or whoever I was taking a picture of was asleep by then (average of 30 seconds to a minute to charge back up). I had received the wrong memory for it, so exchanged it for the memory it took, but never got past 20 pictures (12 on the memory card, 8 on the camera) because we were all out of batteries by then. I decided to look at these new pictures (I deleted the awful bad ones from before) but never had a chance. It doesn't appear to work for Win 2000...it did work for Win 98. I called my mom and told her it was a bad present, that even though it didn't have a view screen and it was some company I had never heard of, I looked up other reviews (mostly bad) and gave it a try, and ruled it as an awful Christmas present. It's going back to K-Mart tomorrow. I'm glad she gave me the receipt.
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Summary: No customer service
Review: I purchased this camera, installed it and it thinks it is a modem. I called the technical support line and was immediately told it was my PC. After installing on 3 PCs all with different operating systems, 98, ME and 2000, I get the same result. It eats batteries and only makes 5-7 pictures without extended card. No electrical plug and none can be purchased. The flash seldom works... needless to say, it's going back.
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Summary: DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA!
Review: I received this camera as a birthday gift. I have yet to get it to work on my computer. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the driver several times and I still cannot view the pictures on my PC. The tech support website is no help at solving the problem except to tell you what you already know. The editing software is great, but unfortunately I have not been able to use it. The other drawbacks to this camera are that it drains batteries like crazy and you cannot see the pictures until you load them into your computer. The flash takes so long to load that by the time it finally comes on, the picture-taking opportunity has passed. If I could actually get this camera to upload pictures to my computer, I might consider upgrading my rating to two stars.
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Summary: GREAT CAMERA!
Review: I'M NOT NEW TO DIGITAL CAMERAS. I OWN A VIVITAR VIVICAM 3100 AND AN OLYMPUS D-370. PICTURE QUALITY ON SCREEN & PRINTING ON ALL 3 (INCLUDING THE CONCORD EYE Q 1300) ABOUT THE SAME IN HIGH RES. THE CONCORD COST ME...LESS THEN EACH OF THE OTHER TWO CAMERAS, AND INCLUDES BETTER SOFTWARE AND FEATURES! I'M IMPRESSED WITH THE CONCORD VIDEO (TV) OUTPUT FOR STILL PICTURES & MOVIE CLIPS THE OTHER TWO CAMERAS DON'T OFFER THESE HANDY FEATURES. JUST PLUG THE CAMERA IN TO ANY TV AND START VIEWING! PROS: 1.3 MEGAPIXEL,
LOW PRICE,
VIDEO OUTPUT,
MOV. CLIPS,
WEB CAM
2 AA BATTERIES,
VIEW ON TV,
EASY TO USE,
NO OTHER CAMERA OFFERS AS MANY FEATURES AT 1.3 MEGAPIXEL AT SUCH A LOW PRICE CONS: NO LCD PICTURE VIEWING,
NO RED EYE REDUCTION,
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Summary: Nice movies and stills with 1.3 MP camera
Review: If you want a small, pocketable camera that shoots good stills (1.3 MP) and does QuickTime Movies, this is it. Not much to look at with NO LCD finder, but stick in a CF card and shoot all day. Then see your shots when you get home. No real zoom, but a nice little shooter. Some "shutter delay" and no half-step to firing that locks in the exposure. Still a good value.
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