Sony MVC-FD90

Pros: versatility of camera features, including manual focus, storage media, quality of images

Cons: No battery lives forever. Memory stick capable, but this is ordered separately, the camera itself is a little bulky

Review: I am hooked on Sony products, I admit it. I have been using Sony Digital products since I first learned of their remarkable capabilities, and versatility. I bought my first digital camera 2 years ago,( my beloved MVC-FD 71). I bought this product as an...

Pros: easy, clear, hi-res, mini-video camera too

Cons: a little big, have to buy two batteries

Review: My first love is still my SLR, but I have to say I am thoroughly impressed with the MVC-FD90's performance and the leaps in resolution and quality the Mavica series has taken over the past couple of years.

Unlike a lot of the digital cameras...

Pros: Easy to use, See your photos immediately

Cons: Battery life could be better, costs a little more than others

The Bottom Line: Fun and Easy to use!!

Review: I received the Sony Mavica FD-90 for Christmas this year and I can't believe I waited so long. I love this camera! Having two small children and being an avid scrapbooker, I was forever taking pictures. Film and photo devoloping being one of the biggest...

Pros: Excellent photo quality. Satisfactory battery life. MPEG compatibility

Cons: No case. Awkward zoom control

Review: As I am extremely cautious about how I spend my hard-earned money (seeing that I have no regular income), I spent about a month and a half researching the digital cameras available on the market before making my final decision. I wanted something to use...

Pros: Great picture quality, instant gratification! Lots of bells and whistles!

Cons: disk compacity, photo lag time.

The Bottom Line: This is a great camera for someone wanting a solid, high quality digital camera! I have not seen one yet that I like more than this one!

Review: You'll love this if you have kids, and your kids will love being able to see their pictures instantly!

There are so many things about this camera that I just love, so I think I'll start with the few things I think could be improved. There is...

Pros: zoom, battery life, ease, quality, MPEGS

Cons: floppies fill fast (stick solves that!)

Review: This is my 3rd digital camera. You can read my epinions on the Agfa 1280, and the Sony Mavica FD-83. I upgraded to the FD-90 from the FD-83 because #1 it has a big league zoom (not a rinkydink one like the 83), #2 it is memory stick ready which enables...

Pros: Ease of use, Excellent photos, MPEG capability, Instant feedback

Cons: Bulky, Fast Battery

The Bottom Line: This camera is easy, fun, versital. If you want to take the guess work out of photography, this is the camera for you.

Review: This camera a quality with ease. Professional yet fun. I have owned other digital cameras but no has been able to compare to the Sony Digital Mavica MVC-FD90.

Professional

I use this camera nearly everyday. When I work it is...

Pros: Floppy drive; easy of use; loaded with options

Cons: Some menus are difficult to navigate

Review: Normally, I would not spend this kind of money on a camera, digital or not. I am a point-and-shoot kind of photographer. After a friend brought an earlier version of the Mavica to my son's birthday party, I decided I needed to do some more research.
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Pros: 3.5 inch floppy

Cons: Limited disk space.

Review: I bought this product to have the ability to easily store my pictures on my computer.

The product is the easiest digital camera on the market to use. The major advantage of this digital camera over the others is that the camera replaces the...

Pros: large, bright LCD, video and audio capabilities

Cons: limited space and slow transfer speed of media

Review: Many users like floppies because they're familiar and offer a cable-free PC interface, which is uncommon in digital cameras. But floppy disks provide limited storage space and require an unacceptably long delay while an image is saved. Although the...