Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Apr 06 '01
Pros: EASY TO USE, good pictures, lots of options, compact and lightweight
Cons: No zoom features, hard to get action shots.
Summary: Before I purchased this camera, I of course checked Epinions! And the reviews were very positive on this camera from people who had purchased it for the same use that I needed it for. The only thing that kept popping up was the battery life.
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Mar 22 '03
Pros: Very easy to use, good features and quality pictures. USB
Cons: No Zoom available and drains batteries too rapidly.
Summary: The Starter!
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Epson PhotoPC camera model 650 is what Epson call their starter digital camera. It offers enough features to satisfy beginners of digital photography and also for those that might need a rugged...
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Oct 26 '01
Pros: Cheap, Quite good picture quality, Extremely easy to use
Cons: Lacks features (hence it's cheapness), kinda big and awkward in size
Summary: But don't expect to get much more than what you paid for it. I bought this camera refurbished for about $100 because I wanted a digital camera and didn't have a lot of extra cash. I've used it for about two months and like to bring it when I go on...
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Aug 04 '01
Pros: Inexpensive.
Easy to use.
Takes excellent pictures.
Great screen for preview viewing.
USB-enabled and ComactFlash.
Cons: Eats batteries.
A little on the heavy and big side.
FocusLock is semi-annoying.
Summary: It's true. I almost never leave home without my Epson PhotoPC 650. Maybe it's because I live in the Big Apple, and amazing things happen just walking down the street.
For example, I just happened upon a huge film crew, filming Men In Black 2....
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Jan 09 '01
Pros: good resolution in this price range, easy operation, lens mount, tripod mount
Cons: no optical zoom, pathetic long-range night shooting capability
Summary: This is the first digital still camera I've ever owned, although I have had the (mis)fortune of using an early-model (640x480) Sony Mavica. I got the PhotoPC 650 because it has the best price in its class (US $270 equivalent). Digital camera availability...
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Dec 06 '00
Pros: great resolution, usb transfer
Cons: no zoom, lack of battery life
Summary: i purchased this product in order to have a digital camera with me while i was studying in Scotland this fall. i have really enjoyed it, with the resolution being quite nice. the software that comes with the camera is fair and if you are looking to...
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Dec 04 '00
Pros: LCD screen
Cons: Big, clunky, heavy, low battery life
Summary: I recently decided to purchase a digital camera and opted for the Epson PhotoPC 650. The reality is that I quite apathetic about an Epson camera, given I knew of Epson printers, but never knew Epson made cameras. My criteria was based on three factors;...
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Nov 18 '00
Pros: easy to use, great pictures, low light, threaded lens for filters
Cons: serial photo download, large physical size, control buttons touchy.
Summary: I started with a really basic cheapo digital camera with no flash that I bought at a show that used the compact flash cards. I wanted to keep using the memory cards I already owned in a newer camera. In Florida, smartmedia cameras are everywhere and it...
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Oct 08 '00
Pros: 8mb Memory Included, Card Reader Included, Can be connected to PC or TV
Cons: SHORT Battery Life, Terrible Pictures in Low Light
Summary: I bought this camera because I take a lot of pictures and spend a lot of money for developing. As usual, when I get my pictured back, more than half of them are not as good as I thought. With a digital camera, I thought that I could save money and take...
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Sep 13 '00
Pros: Good resolution, and a ton of extra features
Cons: No zoom, LCD gets in way of left hand
Summary: Costing roughly 260 $US, the Epson PhotoPC 650 delivers excellent 1.09 MegaPixel resolution in gorgeous 24 bit color. The camera is loaded with features and easy to use, making it a compelling buy for anyone looking for an inexpensive yet quality digital...
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Sep 08 '00
Pros: Price, easy to use, good quality pictures
Cons: Needs constant supply of fresh batteries
Summary: I finally broke down and purchased a digital camera. I searched and searched and eventually found one that was in my price range and seemed to be well received according to most of the reviews I had read.
To start with the price is right! At...
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Aug 11 '00
Pros: good clear picture
Cons: very hard to figure out how to work
Summary: So you think that you want to buy a digital camera. Well have I got news for you. These things are not at all as easy as they look. I thought that all I would have to do is buy one of these cameras and take some pictures and in a dew minutes I would...
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Jul 22 '00
Pros: Easy to operate/makes great pictures
Cons: Not enough gizmos for "advanced" digital camera buffs
Summary: I bought this digital camera as my first adventure into the
world of digital images/computer pictures. I found it to be
very easy to operate. It takes great pictures and you can look
at and delete pictures right after taking them if they...
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May 30 '00
Pros: Ease of use, megapixel res, low cost, fast, USB transfer
Cons: sensitive to indoor lighting ( color distortion with bad light )
Summary: I decided to get a digital camera to help me sell things. Not having a camera has been the problem from day one! This camera was a nice solution to my problem! First of all, the price was very nice - a mere $250. It comes with a 8mb memory card -...
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May 06 '00
Pros: light weight, easy to use
Cons: limited amount of pictures can be taken
Summary: This digital camera, even though being the cheepest of the five, is very easy to use and has great quality. It has many features including zooms, panorama, and multi. Zoom lets you zoom in close to what you are taking a picture of without getting...
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