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Philips ESP80
Newest Review: ... indiscernible from SVGA at A4 – after all, not many people have access to a larger printer. The Philips is an unusual ... more  ... design of camera having a swivelling lens section, which can be turn through about 180 degrees from looking forwards through vertical to se
lf-portrait. This has proved useful when trying to take pictures from anywhere other than eye-level. For example, the vertical setting allows it to be used as a waist-level camera. The flash follows this swivelling action until the vertical is reached, beyond which it can’t go. Turn back past the...more |
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Philips ESP80: Good but flawed (889 words)
by Nibelung - written on 18.01.01 (367 readings)
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I have owned a Philips ESP-80 for about 18 months. Therefore it is out-of-date! At least it must be, surely? With the rate at which things improve in this field, what was state-of-the-art then, i.e. a 1.3 megapixel camera, is more or less entry-level now, but still well above webcams in definition. To a certain extent, the fact that 3.3 megapixel cameras are now available does not detract too much from my Philips. Firstly, I only paid £176 for it from a Tandy catalogue sale, and you would still be hard put to it, to find a “1.3” camera today at that price. Secondly, “3.3” is all very well, but you need some sizeable ...
