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Sure, get one. May 12, 2001 Alpha Chipmonk (Seattle, WA USA!) 44 out of 47 found this review helpful
Read the manual and it will tell you how to make this camera a webcam also! So you get 20 352X288 HiRes, 80 low res pictures. Eight and 2 second AVI clips, very fun software for superimposing pictures, printing stickers or labels, AVI software and a webcam for teleconferencing through Netmeeting or anyother teleconferencing software. Light weight, runs forever (almost) on 3 AAA batteries. Ya, duh, it doesn't have an LCD display or flash or zoom, but for the price you get all the other stuff and then some. Shop around, I got mine for $39.
Just Okay May 10, 2001 Kacy Harrison (Dallas, Tx) 43 out of 45 found this review helpful
For the money ,the Argus DC 1500 is okay. Keep in mind it doesn't have a flash or a window to preview the pictures. It takes 20 high res shots and 80 low res. I haven't even tried the low res because the high res isn't that great. If you're looking for a digital camera for e-mail than this camera will serve that purpose. Just keep in mind that you get what you pay for. I did really like the software that came with the camera. The Arcsoft Fantasy Photo is alot of fun to play with...
Beyond my expectations September 16, 2001 David Fenton (Norwood, NY United States) 32 out of 35 found this review helpful
After reading a couple other reviews I was not expecting a lot from this camera. I was pleasantly surprised when I got it. It's easy to use. It installs flawlessly in W98SE. The photos are actually quite good. It doesn't have a flash, so don't expect to take photos in low light. The software that comes with it is very nice. I actually unpacked this camera and had pictures on my computer in about five minutes. If you don't have a quick, convenient way to get photos into your computer this is an excellant low-priced option. It does do a short video clip also, which astounds me for the price of the camera. This is a great way to get started with digital photos.
less for much April 23, 2001 18 out of 21 found this review helpful
Just by buying this camera you have save yourself some money. With this camera you can take pictures and also record a 12 sec. video. It doesn't have an expandable memory but the pictures it takes are fine. The camera doesn't weight a lot so it is easy to cary around. It is also small that it can fith in my pocket. This camera is great I recomend it.
DC1500 Good Starter Camera February 25, 2002 RAZ (Ypsilanti, MI USA) 15 out of 17 found this review helpful
I just purchased the camera from Office Max in Ann Arbor MI for about $26.00. I bought the camera for my 4 and 2 year old daughters, since we are going to Disney World this coming weekend. It is perfect for my 4 year old daughter and she is very excited about it. The quality of the pictures, of course, is not the best, but for the price I was expecting worse. The camera description on the outside of the package it came in does not say for outdoor use only. You quickly discover that it cannot take pictures inside unless you have a lot of light. It works perfectly with Windows 98 or 98 Sec. Ed.. I was surprised to see that it came with a 9 pin serial connection , which is used on the 95 and NT OS, and a USB connection. It is very easy to use and my 4 year old can use it without any problems. This will save us a lot of money instead of her using or 35 mm camera and then paying for the film developing and purchasing more film so she can take more pictures. It is a great way for her to learn about the digital cameras and more on the computer. It is a great camera for your kids and if they break it you are only out the 26 dollars or so. Well worth the money if you have kids that like to take pictures outside. This will save you a lot of money on film processing. Hope you find this useful.
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