Agfa ePhoto CL18

Having used other cameras in this price package, this has to be the best I've come across and used. Its small and has a nice design, always a bonus. Most photography is great, Outdoor pictures always work well, but do get a damaged if the object is in front of the sun. Indoor pictures and objects about 1-2metres away from the camera as definately the best, dark conditions dont always bring out the best in the camera, sometimes putting lines across the picture, but persistance and working out what angles/lighting works some good shots can be achieved. This Camera is a good budget camera, and one of the best around, and the Webcam feature is an added bonus. If its used ...

My CL18 was bought on a whim after I received £50 of Jessops vouchers for my birthday. I'd always wanted a camera which would allow me to add small pictures to web pages quickly and easily, and this looked just the job. The camera is cute (mine has a translucent purple body) and sits comfortably in the hand. Four tiny buttons and a small LCD in the back of the body control the limited functions (namely the flash and self-timer, and the delete facility). Functions-wise, that's it. Just point and shoot. The bundled software is ok... I've ignored the Adobe application and used the TWAIN driver under Windows 2000 with Paint Shop Pro, with no ...

This little camera will take 640 x 480 images and is ready for video conferencing. List price is $149 and can be found as low as $89 if you shop around. The resolution is fixed at 640 x 480 pixels, there are two different compression settings to choose from high and standard image quality. You can take 32 pictures on the standard quality or 16 images using the high quality setting with the built-in 2Mb of memory in JPEG compression. The 640 x 480 images are taken at ISO 200 in 24 bit color, which gives you variable light conditions. The camera is made of a durable plastic that is small enough to fit inside of your hand. It has a Built-in flash ...