Sony Mavica MVC-FD88

I can't believe no one has offered an opinion on this camera, especially as it's not particularly new. So, I thought I'd address the situation and let you know just how good this camera is! By today's standards, the Mavica range are dated, as they don't offer massive MegaPixel statistics or flash gimmicks. They're also not too compact or lightweight. Instead, this particualr model has a 1.3 MegaPixel CCD, which is good enough for home users (anything more and you're getting carried away with yourself). Images are stored onto a floppy disk that fits right inside the camera. Yes, that's right! A floppy disk! You can also ...  Read the complete review

If you?re thinking of investing in a digital camera then this is well worth a read. The Mavica FD-88 is a tiny, stylish and altogether superb camera, which comes at reasonable price especially when you consider all the features. And of course knowing my taste I?m sure you?ll all love it!!! (ha ha) So why did I buy this camera ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Well I was looking for a reasonably cheap digital camera (one that uses floppy disks). There was a range of reasons from wanting to take pictures at weddings and never running out of film to having a laugh and editing the pictures. So once I?d decided that it was definitely a digital camera that I ...  Read the complete review

The Sony MVC-FD88 Digital Camera is a notch up from the MVC-FD83.The salient differences in the cameras are: The FD88's 1/3" CCD contains 1.3 million pixels while the FD83's 1/3" CCD has 850K pixels. The FD88 zooms optically/digitally 8X/16X as compared to the FD83's 3X/6X. Oh, yes, the FX83 costs about $800.00 and the FD88 will set you back one grand. IN THE BOX. The attractive retail box includes the following items: Camera. Battery charger and cord. Operating Instructions in English and Spanish. warranty, safety instructions, misc. instructions, etc. CD ...  Read the complete review