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 enlarge | Brand: Sakar
Category: Photography
List Price: $69.99
Buy New: $49.99
You Save: $20.00 (29%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  13 reviews
Media: Electronics
Display Size: 1.5
Maximum Focal Length: 9.3
Minimum Focal Length: 2.8
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 6.9 x 6.2 x 1.5
MPN: 57482
Model: 57482
UPC: 021331574824
EAN: 0021331574824
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: brand new and sealed. free 1gb sd card. ship usps priority mail and arrive fast
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| Customer Reviews:
 Digital Concepts Digital Camera needs lots of work! December 29, 2006
4 out of 6 found this review helpful
It is a waste of money. Very slow turning on. It takes 30 seconds for the flash to charge with NEW batteries. You have to redue the camera options every time you turn it on or will be taking low qualtiy shots. The flash is too bright for close up shots. Everything must be still during the shot because of the slow shutter speed. It does not have a wrist band so it can be dropped easily. Overall it is a $30 camera not a $70 camera.
 Eye of a hunter May 22, 2007
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I've been using various digital cameras like these for nearly 6 years. You can indeed get decent quality photos using 2 to 4 mega pixel digital cameras. You have to aim the camera for about 5-10 seconds to get a clear shot. You have to be patient and have an eye of a hunter. For batteries, Rayovac is the best and will last you a lot longer than other brands but always carry spares though because digital cameras really do eat battery power.
Have fun!
Momma taught me that you get what you pay for. and so did this camera. May 9, 2007
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
I picked up this camera after seeing a guy at work with it, he said it worked great, and looking at it it seemed impressive, a 4.1 mp camera for only $60 or so. So i went and picked it up, I already knew to get a expanded memory card so I got one of those as well, bringing my total spending to around $140. I took a few test shots when i got home inside the house and it was horrible, everything was dark, when you use the flash it WAY overexposes. I played with the settings a bit and took about 6 total shots and then the batteries died. I replaced the batteries and took 5-6 more shots and they died again.... Geez i thought. I was using Energizer batts at the time to clarify im not using cheep batts. I got it outside during the day and it done fairly well because there was ample lighting and I didnt have to use the flash of doom. Again only a few pictures and the batteries were being consumed.
I then took it on my trip to Canada and knowing how it loves eating batteries, i picked up a 12 pack of duracells. Again I was only able to average a few shots per set of batteries but that was not dissapointing.. When i got home to upload the pictures somehow 2 days of my best photos were gone. It was as absolute let-down, I have not used it much since. Also a lot of the pictures were fuzzy... :0( ( my disposable camera done better)
So if you just want to get a few outdoor shots here and there, then this is good for you if you.
If you want something that will last and deliver you quality every time.... go with something else.
 awesome! January 18, 2007
2 out of 9 found this review helpful
I don't understand everyone elses reviews! I think that this camera is so worth the $100 I paid for it a month ago, I wish I had waited and gotten it for $60.
The image quality is EXCELLENT!
It's very light and very portable. Also, the interface is extremely easy to use, I'm very impressed.
KEEP IT UP DIGITAL CONCEPTS!
Don't get your hopes up February 24, 2007
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
I knew that a camera that is worth 40 bucks is not that top of the line. I went to purchase it anyway to give it to my little sister. It turned out she hated it. Outdoors, where there is sufficient light, the camera is tolerable and the pictures are not that bad. Indoors however, the camera is useless without the flash because the pictures turned out so dark (like midnight dark) even though there is enough light. This also applies outdoor where light it not sufficient. For the video part, I also found it useless because the videos are so dark. You can't even see anything!
With flash, the camera is tolerable as long as you don't take self portraits because if you do you will look like a ghost for the flash is so strong. To remedy that problem I had to tape a piece of paper on the flash part to minimize it. Because of this, I can finally see my face but then the camera looked ugly. Apart from that the result of the photos had a very strong yellow and brown hues that sometimes the pictures turn out sepia-like.
When I uploaded my pictures to the computer, they turned out grainy and pixelated. I know that picture quality would not be that great but with the supposed 4.1 megapixel label it really is abysmal. I've compared this camera's picture with the pictures on my Sony Ericsson W810 (which has 2 megapixels) and my cellphone had better pictures. Don't be deceived by all these megapixel hoopla.
Finally the thing that irritates me with this camera the most is the USB cover which is so hard to remove. I had to literally use the aid of scissors or cutters to take the damn thing off.
I cannot comment on this camera's issue of all the pictures being erased when the camera's battery dies because I have not experienced that myself yet.
Hope this review helped. :)
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