Sony MVC-CD400

Pros: CD storage, smart flash, very impressive functions, versatile

Cons: as large as any 35 mm single-lens reflex camera but lighter weight

The Bottom Line: Meet the world of digital photography head-on and without having to invest mega bucks in extra memory. Confident choice and dependable, excellent results.

Review: The Sony Mavica MVC-CD400 Digital Camera is the right choice in digital cameras for us for many reasons. I'll try to list as many as I can without verging on the length of War and Peace or the MVC-CD400 user manual . . .

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Pros: Convenience and storage capacity; no worry about memory stick or CompactFlash; moderately priced

Cons: weight

The Bottom Line: This Sony Mavica MVC-CD400 digital camera is one of the most practical technological creations. It gets the job done!

Review: In the world of digital cameras, very rarely will you find the combination of practicality, convenience, affordability and performance. For a long time now, I have known about the practicality of the Sony Mavica MVC-CD400 in the corners and confines of...

Pros: EXCELLENT photo quality and flash control, big viewfinder, cheap media, CD no USB!

Cons: Initializing and Finalizing does take a LITTLE time.

The Bottom Line: Unmatched Photo Quality and Cheap / Convenient CD Media, no USB hassles, BIG viewfinder, Good Battery Life!

Review: Hi all. I am going to try to keep this brief. For those of you familiar with Sony's Mavica line, or the DSC-S85 and sister cameras, this camera will be a breeze to operate. For those of you who aren't, I would suggest using the manual or you might ...

Pros: CD storage, 4 mega-pixels, lengthy video, a wide variety of options and features.

Cons: Not a pocket camera (1 lbs 7 oz) and expensive.

The Bottom Line: If your looking for a digital camera this is the one to buy. Extremely flexible and easy to use, yet it provides professional photos.

Review: If you want a digital camera that has a wide range of features, takes awesome pictures and has lengthy video options then the Sony Mavica MVC- CD400 is the camera for you. Aside from the price and size of this camera I have yet to find a draw back....

Pros: Ease of use, Great, inexpensive storage media, EXCELLENT fit for serious amateur

Cons: A bit expensive, large and heavy, slow 3-4 second delay between pics

The Bottom Line: For the user who wants all the features, but with ease-of-use, this camera offers both, with inexpensive storage as well

Review: OK, so I haven't been behaving myself lately and got my wife pregnant. But she was asking for it. Really. We have been trying to add to our family for a while, and since she is due soon, I thought it was time to upgrade my camera. I purchased the...

Pros: Strong flash, crystal clear 4 MP photos, reliable, solid, fully automatic only mode required.

Cons: A little slow to boot up, TIFF's are very slow, bulkier than other digitals, expensive.

The Bottom Line: This camera doesn't take a bad picture, but does have some difficulty in extremely low light conditions.

Review: I just love this great camera from Sony. The Mavica MVC-CD400 was a great buy for me four years ago, although a 4 megapixel camera doesn't cost quite this much anymore. I spent 600 dollars for the camera at Best Buy, getting a deal because it was an open ...

Pros: The storage media

Cons: Bulk & cost. Mediocre video capability

The Bottom Line: The ease of use and low cost of storage media, combined with excellent photo quality makes this one a winner

Review: The Decision
I am documenting the restoration of our house. We have done some major renovation with dramatic results, and wanted those awful "before" pictures for bragging rights. Well, when I finally got around to having the film developed, guess...

Pros: 8cm CD recorder, light weight, 4 mp, tons of features, records video, and it's Sony!!

Cons: The strap does not seem secure & only 2.5 hours battery life.

The Bottom Line: In the long run, this camera will pay for itself - saving you the cost of films and development.

Review: I was doing a lot of research trying to find the best camera for me - that suited my needs and didn't cost a heck of a lot of money.

I like to take pictures and I have had some training in photography (B/W). I've been taking pictures with my...

Pros: Ease of use, well-written instructions, versatility, storage capacity

Cons: Bulky, a bit of a shutter lag, lacks a viewfinder, viewscreen is fragile

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a digital camera which has lots of features and can take hundreds of photos without using up the memory, this is it!

Review: Hubby and I were in a Best Buy in April 2003. He was looking at computer peripherals while I wander ...

Pros: Massive Storage and ability to view on PC without card readers or docking units

Cons: A little large and lacks a viewfinder

The Bottom Line: If your are looking for cutting edge without paying 4 digits this may be the right choice for you.

Review: I spent a lot of time researching various digital cameras before I bought this one. I really liked the ability to hold alot of very fine quality pictures (66) on on mini cd. At lower resolution you can hold over 1,000. Has a ziess lense which is very...