Toshiba PDR-M60

having recently bought this camera in favour of some of the more expensive ones - i was very eager to get going with it. and what a surprise it was - the camera is not bulky like some other models and the ease of use is wonderful. within minutes of arriving home my camera was up and running. the instructions are very good and very clear and to be honest it is a very nice camera to hold and take photos with. a very good all rounder. ...  Read the complete review

The Toshiba PDR-M60 is a mid-price camera with the quality & features that other pricier cameras have. The Toshiba PDR-M60 is loaded with built-in easy access features displayed in menus on a 1.8 inch color LCD monitor. A function dial gives quick function changes and a thumb access button allows you to select and scroll through the menus. The camera also has buttons for image quality, flash, macro, display and timer allowing on the fly adjustments. Photos can be taken with the LCD monitor on or turn it off to save on batteries and use the viewfinder. It comes with 2.3 million pixels CCD allowing you photo-like quality images stored on a 4mb (upgradeable to ...  Read the complete review

Got the Tosh M60 about 2 months ago, up to now very happy with it. It's 2.3 mega pixels so will take a good picture to print out on full size on A4 paper. Its mainly auto settings but theres a few you can do manually like white balance and lighting settings. The camera comes with basic software, a big neck strap, a measly 4mb card and 4 batteries. I would recommend buying some rechargeable batteries which last a lot longer, I filled a 16mb card using the LCD screen on about 3 quarters of the shots and still had power left after downloading to my puter, which by the way is done via the USB cable which is also supplied. On the whole a very good camera in my ...  Read the complete review