Posted by Steve on 26th February 2006
A review of the Sanyo Xacti HD1 digital (video)camera is available at Steve’s Digicams.
The result of the review:
“The Xacti VPC-HD1 was a blast to use. I love how well it fits in your hand, and is still small enough that you can tuck it away easily. Although the image quality could be a bit better, the awesome movie mode, versatile lens and gorgeous OLED display make up for it. With an MSRP of around $800 we feel it’s too expensive and may well only be attractive to “techno-geeks” who absolutely must have the latest hi-tech gadgets. We feel it will be an entertaining choice, just be sure to purchase a 1GB or larger SD card - it’s totally necessary.”
Posted by Steve on 20th January 2006
A review of the Sanyo Xacti C6 digital (video) camera is available at Steve’s Digicams.
The review conclusion:
“Like its predecessors, the Sanyo Xacti VPC-C6 is an awesome “hybrid” digicam/tape less video recorder. With the ability to be slipped into almost any size pocket or handbag, this camera’s agile performance and great 6-megapixel images ensures that you will be able to savor those special moments for years to come. We feel the C6 will make a great choice for anyone, whether for the family, business or adventure seeker. With an MSRP of around $599, it’s a bit expensive but, it does offer a great “bang for you buck”, and the ability to be used by both left- and right-handed user adds to its appeal.”
Posted by Steve on 10th January 2006
A review of the Sanyo Xacti VPC-E6U digital camera is available at PCMag.
The review conclusion:
“The Sanyo Xacti VPC-E6U is a stylish camera with unique features but spotty quality and performance.”
While the camera suffers from some shutter lag, the VPC-E6U features a large LCD display, and produces good colors.
Posted by Steve on 30th December 2005
The Sanyo Xacti E6 digital camera has been reviewed at Steve’s Digicams.
Here is a summary of the review results:
“The Sanyo VPC-E6 is a great digital package. I loved using it, in fact when going to family events this holiday season, it was the one I grabbed for my personal photos. Its small size allows it to be carried just about anywhere, in just about any size pocket or bag. And with good image quality and blazing fast performance, you’re sure to capture those special moments. So if you’re in the market for an ultra-compact 6-megapixel model, be sure to grab up a Sanyo E6.”
Posted by Steve on 7th December 2005
A review of the Sanyo Xacti C5 digital (video)camera is available at Steve’s Digicams.
The conclusion of the review:
“The Sanyo Xacti VPC-C5 is a hybrid digicam that produces great movies and even better still images. […] The only downfall is its limited flash range, but this is heavily outweighed by the positive attributes of this camera. The 5-megapixel images it yields have enough resolution for photo-quality prints up to 8×10-inches […].”
Posted by Steve on 7th December 2005
The Sanyo Xacti C4”digital (video)camera has been reviewed at Steve’s Digicams.
This is an extract of the review conclusion:
“The Sanyo Xacti VPC-C4 is yet another “cool” little hybrid digicam. […] It produces great 4-megapixel images and awesome VGA sized movies. I found only a few downfalls, its limited flash range and abundance of red-eye in people photos. […] These are heavily outweighed by the positive attributes of this camera.”
Posted by Steve on 7th December 2005
Steve’s Digicams has reviewed the Kyocera Finecam M410R digital camera.
Here is part of the review conclusion:
“Bottom line - with 4.0 megapixels of resolution, a 10x optical zoom, robust performance, […] the M410R offers an excellent value. It will make a great choice for anyone who wants a fast, easy to use, “Super Zoom” camera. […] With a professional class burst mode of about 3.3 frames per second and its 10x optical zoom, it will be perfect for capturing photos at the kids sporting events. “
Posted by Steve on 6th December 2005
A review of the Gateway DC-T50 digital camera has been published at Steve’s Digicams.
The verdict:
“As they say, size isn’t everything and, in the case of the DC-T50, the 5-megapixel imager is not able to overcome the color balance and shooting performance issues we experienced; we honestly can’t recommend this camera.”
Posted by Steve on 6th December 2005
A review of the EPSON L-500V digital camera is available at Steve’s Digicams.
The verdict:
“The Epson L-500V will make a good choice for anyone who needs or wants a very compact and highly durable camera. It will make an excellent camera for family, tourist, and business users. With a street price of around $399, it offers a good value and because it fits in most any size pocket, it’s always ready to capture that special moment. “
Posted by Steve on 6th December 2005
A review of the Creative Labs DC-CAM 3200Z digital camera has been posted at Steve’s Digicams.
Here is the review result:
“The 3200Z is an entry level camera that is good for users that want a fully automatic, point-n-shoot camera and are not concerned with speedy performance. It takes good pictures whether your at the beach or at a family dinner.”