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It can take hours to get a few random pictures to download from the camera. Software support is unreachable. The little documentation provided is poor.

Every time I turn on the camera it behaves differently, so it is impossible to reliably take a picture and get it on the computer. Sometimes the buttons work, other times they do nothing. If your are lucky enough to get it to download it is then difficult to get the picture in a useable format like JPG or bitmap. Often turning the camera off makes it lose all of its pictures.

Save your money, time and sanity by buying some crayons and an art book.

I had this camera before and It was good for the price. I threw this camera away because I thought it was bad at the time than I bought other cameras in this price range and this is the BEST ONE, others you can't take a picture because its too dark ( even though theres a lot of light!) This has a flash so no need to worry. Great camera for the price. Buy it if you want a camera with SOME clarity, ( NOT the best) but good for the price.

You get what you pay for, and to get better, you have to pay around $300.00. Below that, this camera is a good deal. It is a simple, fixed focus basic camera. The flash tends to blow things out when used too close but at a distance over 15' to 20' it works fine. This thing is great for basic snaps you may want to send via E-Mail. The bundled software is very bad, but that is not what I paid for. The cable hook ups are a bit cumbersome, but work when you figure out that one cable has a little flat spot so they both fit. This camera is all that I expected for a under $100.00 camera.

I bought this camera to post pictures on a woodworking bulletin board I frequent. Every picture I took needed to be enhanced dramatically. The flash on this camera usually over exposes some of the picture and when you take the same picture without the flash it's under exposed, thus the need for photo enhancing.
Do what you can to get a 1.3 Megapixel or higher for your first digital camera. With the prices getting lower, I just don't think cameras under 1 megapixel can compete with the first time users picture quality expectation.

This camera was purchased with ebay listings in mind. When I can get the photos to load they are fine for computer usage. BUT it is a rare occasion when this is possible. The software for the camera is horrible. Largan's technical support is even worse. Avoid purchasing this camera at all costs!