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Unfortuantly this camera is a real dud. I don't know where all the positive praise is coming from.

The big problem is one must hold the camera absolutely still when taking a picture - and if the subject is moving at all, forget it!

It is almost impossible to take a picture without using a tripod without getting some blur.

Add another $100 or so and get a camera that is actually usable to take pictures.

Maybe buy this thing for the kids (if it gets cheap enough), otherwise pass on it.

I bought this camera used. It arrived in just a few days and was packed well. I have been unable to get it to work. I went to AGFA's website and downloaded their newest driver for this model. It still did not work. The camera indicates I have taken pictures, but I cannot get them to download to my computer.

This is a easy to use, small size and light weight digital camera that came in a box with all the stuff that you need and cost less that $100.

Is a professional quality high resolution camera: No!

But, can you put your Megapixel Super Camera, all the accesories and the case in your pocket and be ready for the go on the sunday morning family trip..? Do your expensive camera have USB conection?

Its a very good product, really, I have one since 1 month and I'm very happy with the results that I have, also, the software is great. Dont trust all that you read about bad pictures, 340x480 resolution works for almost anything that you wanna do, and if you are in a hurry whitout a PC , use any TV set and show your 32 pictures to everyone. The choice is yours, but, beliveme me, you can buy it with your eyes closed.

I got this camera for myself for Christmas and I must say the $140 I paid for it was DEFINITELY too much. The photo quality is poor as a webcam. There is barely any detail. As far as using it as a digital cam, it projects too much of a contrast and really focuses on shadows. The quality is just poor. I was too happy to replace it when I got the money. If you are taking pictures of things such as scenery outside, then it is ok. As far as people, no. It makes everything look terrible.

I was expecting a 2MB smart media card -- shame on me for not reading very carefully -- the real bummer is that this ONLY transfers via USB -- it's fine for my desktop, but not for my laptop. It may take nice photos - but if I can't get them out of the camera it's of no use. Seems silly not to have added a serial interface.