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Toshiba PDR-M25
 Toshiba PDR-M25 ... lens, high-speed, high-precision auto focus and advanced program auto exposure of the PDR-M25 ensures that images are received in pristine condition before recorded using 1792 x 1200 pixels. Recording is done via a 1/2.6" 2.2 million pixel Charge Coupled Device (CCD). The result is a high level of expression and color reproduction with a sharpness and clarity comparable to conventional 35mm photography. 896 x 600 pixel recording is also available in order to allow the easy download of images for computers or use on the Internet.The PDR-M25 stands out from the crowd with the addition of the digital 2X zoom and an optical 3X zoom lens, equivalent to a 35-114mm lens. Along with the smooth zooming between wide angle and telephoto settings at the touch of a single button, the PDR-M25 helps you push the boundaries of digital creativity. Newest Review: ... is divided into 5 sections. Getting ready, Basic Photography, Playing back/Erasing Images, Other Applications and Additional ... more ... Information. To start you only need to the first couple of sections, then you can try out the other features later when you have mastered it. Each section goes through the features of the camera so I'll use the manual to explain the camera to you.
Getting Ready.
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This section starts by talking about the accessories you get, which are,
4xAA Batteries
Video Cable
Smart Media Card
USB cable
Case
Lens Cap
Wrist Strap
CD Rom
It then explains what each part of the camera is and does with very clear pictu...more |
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Toshiba PDR-M25: Snappy Happy (1069 words)
by - written on 13/09/06 (Very useful, 70 readings)
Rating:
Everyone was getting them so we decided it was time we got one too. A digital Camera that is. We were also about to go on a two and a half week holiday and that would mean lots of films. Being our first we didn't want anything too complicated. We had looked at them before but not understood half of the jargon so I went home and had a good search on the internet. Many sites will explain the details to you and it is useful to print this out and take it with you. So armed with our info we set off to our local comet, without the children!, to have a good browse. After a good look, going through all the various specs, decided on the Toshiba PDRM25. It ... Read the complete review
| Processing/Quality: |  75% |
Reliability: |  100% |
| Ease of use: | 100% |
Features: | 75% |
| Picture quality: | 75% |
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