Pros: Super-easy to use Cons: A little slow recording to the floppy (but hey, it's a floppy)
I bought this Sony product FD-85 a while back and I am still very happy with my purchase. I wanted a camera that easily interfaced into any PC, so I figured the 3.5 floppy format would be great . . . I was right!
Pros: Excellent camera Cons: pricey BUT worth the money, problem with red eye
I have wanted to buy a digital camera from the time they first came out. I am normally a very frugal person, but these things just seem so cool! The reason I waited as long as I did was because I was totally uncertain of what I was looking for. ...
Pros: floppy drive on the camera itself Cons: pricey
I first saw this camera two years ago at a New Years Eve party. I wanted one then, but I reasoned, if I waited a year or so the price would go down and instead of $800 I'd pay $500 or less. But I just couldn't wait. I went out and got one just a few...
Pros: Great zoom 16x, storage on floppy disks, good pictures Cons: Slow recording on floppy, focus control, red-eye reduction, cost
I used MVC-FD88 for approx 1 year, I took more than 1000 pictures meanwhile.
I like the fantastic zoom (8x optical, 8x digital). It works very quiet and it is easy to use. Also, the idea o using a standard 3.5" floppy as storage (the camera includes...
At Thanksgiving 1999 I borrowed a camera from a friend at work. It was an earlier model with less options. My wife saw how much fun I was having with it and how easy it was to take the pictures and load them on our computer and she ended up getting me...
Pros: Wonderful Camera Cons: Floppy Disk Adapter NOT AVAILABLE
Mavica FD-88 has been "Left Behind" by Sony's digital camera new technology. Floppy disk adapters are NOT available for the FD-88 (the adapter works with FD-85 & FD-90).
I have had the Sony Mavica FD-88 for nearly one year and...
Pros: Convenience of floppy disk storage, no film, great rechargeable battery. Cons: Long range zoom photos are not as clear.
I love my Sony Mavica camera more than I can express in words. I have taken more than 3,000 photos with mine and the quality is excellent. I HATED traditional film cameras and all of the associated hassles of getting film developed, finding your...
Pros: Unlimited ability to take photos, sharp, crisp, easy to use, Macro ability Cons: Bulky, LCD hard to see in bright light, grainy pics in low light, flash burns
I began taking digital pictures to sell items on Ebay. My first digital camera was a Polaroid 640 which worked fine for low resolution pictures, but only allowed about 12 pictures on the memory card at a time. After becoming accustomed to the digital ...
9 months ago, we had no camera (our 35mm Olympus had busted) and two of the most perfectly adorable kids you could ever find. Our video camera's battery would not take a charge, and these kids were really being amazingly adorable.
Pros: great photo quality, uses floppys to store pictures, easy to use Cons: slow to write data to disks
I bought my Mavica a little over 7 months ago. I quickly grew to really appreciate its great photo quality, and its overall ease of use and convenience. Its a great camera which I rely on for many of my picture taking needs.
Pros: Great Pictures, Easy of loading into a PC with diskette, 16x Zoom, 1.3 Mega Pixels Cons: Size, Price
My husband and son Joe purchased the Sony MVC-FD88 as a 1999 Christmas gift for me and I absolutely love it! I'd been looking at digital cameras for some time and always came back to the Sony. I had hoped they would design a smaller one, but that was...
Pros: Easy to use. Good quality still photos with various options in-camera. Cons: No optical viewfinder. No image stabilization for zoom. Warranty fine print.
Digital photography is a hobby for me, and it's interesting to compare various brands with the same camera specifications to one another. Not all are alike, obviously. I've had the opportunity to play with several cameras over time, and have been able...
Pros: stores on floppy disk; a universally available device, wonderful zoom, you can shoot movies too!! Cons: a little bulky, LCD panel is hard to see under bright conditions
We have been using the Mavica FD88 in our office for a while now, and we've been very satisfied with it. It has numerous advantages that make it one of the most flexible multi-purpose cameras around:
Pros: Small, light weight, high quality photos Cons: the viewfinder can be hard to use in direct sunlight
I bought this camera because I wanted to be able to attach pictures to email without sacrificing quality. I have not been anything less than completely impressed with this camera since I bought it. I have taken beautiful pictures without any touchups....
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