Argus DC3810

Pros: good price, good quality photos, good entry level

Cons: slower to focus, bigger size

Review: For the first digital camera from this company, they did a great job. Argus is known for their cameras in WWII. This camera has great battery life and captures some pretty good quality photos. If you are a stickler for absolutely perfect, this might ...

Pros: Price, 5 mega pixel images, optical zoom, manual features.

Cons: Cumbersome to use at first, slow autofocus.

The Bottom Line: It works well if you spend the time nessary to learn how to use it.

Review: I've had the camera for a few days now and so far so good. If this camera cost the same as other 5-mega pixel cameras I would likely pass it up. However I purchased the camera for $119 us. For this price I would have been satisfied if it worked at all ...

Pros: Price; Excellent sharpness; 5 megapixels! Large print size; External power adapter available.

Cons: No hot shoe for flash; Slow (f3.37) lens. Short zoom: 3x optical, 2x digital

The Bottom Line: Buy it if you want to graduate to larger, quality, digital prints with more control of photographic variables and instantly visible results. It made me a convert to digital photography.

Review: I set up my first darkroom over 40 years ago and was thrilled when Photoshop liberated me from the c ...

Pros: 5MP 3x zoom low cost. AA batteries. ). File timestamp. Vidio/audio mode. Compact Flash format.USB

Cons: Focus requires a mid-button press and pause before taking picture. Slow record time. Slow review

Review: My first digital camera was a 1 MP Kodak w/o zoom. Moving up to this full featured 5 MP 3x optical zoom was great. The price was great and I was even able to use a rebate. It's nice to have all the controls (especially if you are used to a 35mm). One of ...

Pros: 5.0 megapixel, cheap price

Cons: poor lcd, color quality

Review: This is definitely a great price for a 5 megapixel camera. I paid nearly half what most of the popular brands sell for. The color quality is not as close of a match as I've seen on some 2 megapixel cameras though. You can always photoshop it though. ...

Pros: FULL Featured, great resolution, very low price for features

Cons: Cheap construction, color rendition poor, slow to process

The Bottom Line: Great resolution and features for low price. Need to be careful with cheap construction and patient with processing.

Review: This is my third digital camera. As the price of technology drops, I keep upgrading. First a 1 MP than a 2 MP. I still use the earlier digitals, each of the three have their advantages. I wanted the additional pixels to have the "latitude" that my ...

Pros: Pixel Compression, uses regular batteries and compact flash card.

Cons: Very difficult to use, pictures too dark, adds an extra blue hue to everything.

The Bottom Line: Was inexpensive but I will have to buy a different camera right away. I should have gone with HP, Cannon, or Olympus.

Review: This is a full function 5.2 megapixel camera. We bought it to take pictures of our newborn. I am a novice photographer but an advanced computer user. I can figure out how to get things done and how to use things the right way. Initially, we were ...

Pros: The specifications, five megapixels, the design, and the price, appealed to me.

Cons: The picture quality was totally unacceptable.

Review: I purchased this 5 megapixel camera thinking it would provide better pictures than my Sharp 4 megapixil and another 3 megapixel camera I had. And the price was right. My findings with the recent acquisition of the Argue 3810 digital camera, which is ...