Toshiba PDR-M3310

Toshiba PDR-M25

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 came with an 8mb smartmedia card and a 16mb one free, I think that s what swung it. I just love freebies. I can t remember exactly what we paid now but it was around average. The camera comes with a really thick manual, and it s so tempting to ignore it, as it would takes ages to read. But once I did get around to reading it I found it very useful and very simple to follow. In case you can t be bothered to read through the review here is a brief summary of it s features. Weighs 230g (excluding ...

Toshiba PDR-M3

In many ways this the same camera as the PDR -M1, but with the major addition of a 3x optical zoom, along with some minor but noticeable improvements in image quality. The Lowdown This camera features a 1.5 megapixel, 1/2 inch CCD sensor for excellent resolution. It can capture 1280x1024 and 640x480 image sizes. As noted previously, it has a 3x true optical zoom lens (35-105mm equivalent on 35mm camera) as well as a 2x digital zoom that extends the effective focal length to 210 mm equivalent. There is both optical and LCD (1.8", 70K pixel) viewfinders, and an internal 5-mode flash. The flash modes include low-power "Ext. Sync." mode for use with ...

Toshiba PDR-5

This camera came free with my pc package 2 years ago, and has been an absolute marvel. It is quite small in conparison to some digital cameras and is very simple to operate. There are 2 modes for taking pictures normal and macro, i tend to use normal for the majority of pictures as it takes pretty good close up pictures. ...