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This is my 3rd Camera. My first one was a Nikon Coolpix 4200 and then the Nikon L series and both of them were excellent camera. I have been wanting to buy a DSLR camera since a very long time and finally settled in for the Nikon D60. The product continues to amaze me. Its a very good entry level camera, good sturdy body, the auto lense cleaning meachanism is awesome. Pictures are just swesome if taken using the correct setting. Auto mode work just great for anybody. The futher advanced folks might wanna play around with the PSAM modes. I am a happy boy and love my new toy! Nikon is just awesome, overall its a GREAT camera, great product. I would certainly recommend this camera if you are looking for a sturdy, feature packed, great quality picture producing DSLR.
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As soon as I took the camera out of its box, I was amazed by its small size and portability. I cannot get enough of its bright green color! Unlike my other digital camera, it has an excellent low-light performance for its price. I love some of my pictures I took of city skylines at night! In addition, I enjoy the feature which allows me to take two pictures at a time with different ISO's. Finally, I love the picture-protect feature which prevents me from accidentally deleting a picture, as well as the fact that the specific picture mode I set my camera to doesn't return to AUTO as soon as I turn the camera off. Get it!
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Love this camera. Being a photographer I was looking for a point and shoot for little days out. The quality of the images are great. I am very happy with the product and thrilled I did not buy the newer version for a lot more money.
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I purchased the 4 GB Fuze, it has all the features I need and more. It wants you to use Rhapsody ($15 per month). Don't bother loading it, use MediaMonkey instead. Free, robust, and stable on XP Media Center. MediaMonkey will manage your podcasts, ripped CD's, photos, and videos in one convenient FREE place.
Back to the Fuze: Seems to be sturdy, sound is great, relatively easy to navigate. FM radio and sound recording functions are nifty. I bought this as a gift primarily for listening to comedy podcasts, but now I want one for me......
Back to the Fuze: Seems to be sturdy, sound is great, relatively easy to navigate. FM radio and sound recording functions are nifty. I bought this as a gift primarily for listening to comedy podcasts, but now I want one for me......
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This is a great camera for the price. I bought it for the movie capability. I ride a dirt bike, and this is a great small camera that I can take along on rides and record movies. The movie quality is good, and with a 4GB memory card I can record 156 minutes of video. This camera is small enough to fit in your shirt pocket, and takes great pictures and videos. I paid $139 for this with no sales tax and free shipping. Bestbuy sells these for $159 plus sales tax. This is a great buy!
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I didn't want to pay 99 cents a song, so I wanted a Napster compatiable player. It works great with napster, the tracks transfer quickly and the sound quality is great. If you don't want to use napster you can drop tracks on it from windows explorer. The interface easy to use, I still haven't read the directions. I love the FM radio. You get a lot for a little price. PLUS you can expand the memory with the Micro SD slot. It's a great bargin.
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This device is attractive, the size of a credit card and came with the usb connector, earphones, a little pouch and software for rhapsody (and audible offers).
What I don't like - CAN'T PLAY VIDEO. Don't advertise mpeg4 when in reality, 100mb sansa software is required to convert file formats. Everything else is drag and drop, but VIDEO is problematic.
If this problem is solved, and you're not alarmed that it's made in China, then this may be the best mp3 player for the price.
What I don't like - CAN'T PLAY VIDEO. Don't advertise mpeg4 when in reality, 100mb sansa software is required to convert file formats. Everything else is drag and drop, but VIDEO is problematic.
If this problem is solved, and you're not alarmed that it's made in China, then this may be the best mp3 player for the price.
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I just got this camera. I bought it because it is small, light weight and has 10MP. All of those qualities are great. However, the delay in taking the picture outweighs the other benefits. I will get it focused and push the button to take a picture and wait and wait before it takes the picture. If you want to capture the perfect expression, this is NOT the camera for you. If you are like me, you pictures of your family will have the puzzled, "you mean you haven't taken the picture yet" type of look. If you just want to capture the larger picture of what is going on and it doesn't really matter when you take the picture, it would be a fine camera.
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I picked it up at officedepot for $60, it comes with about 20 songs and batteries charged full so you can start right the way. While at officeDepot, i also picked up a 8GB microSD for $15...
It has voice recorder, FM radio which you can also record, 1.9" color screen... battery life is also awesome
I am registered with rhapsody togo, for $15 a month I can store unlimited songs and channels to my Fuze ... I won't own these songs but if there's something I like I can Purchase them ON my FUZE.. I get charged the next time I synchronize it with my PC...pretty awesome huh..
It has voice recorder, FM radio which you can also record, 1.9" color screen... battery life is also awesome
I am registered with rhapsody togo, for $15 a month I can store unlimited songs and channels to my Fuze ... I won't own these songs but if there's something I like I can Purchase them ON my FUZE.. I get charged the next time I synchronize it with my PC...pretty awesome huh..
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I would rate this product zero stars, but Amazon won't let me.
I shopped for a long, long time before deciding on an *.mp3 player. I did tons of research looking for the quality for the money. Above ALL else, I wanted a device that would be simple to use. I did not want an iPod because I did not want to have iTunes snake its tendrils through every facet of my computer; all I wanted was a drag and drop. No frills, no fuss.
The Sansa Fuze is NOT what I wanted. The instruction manual refers to several different ways of putting music onto the player, and not one of them -- including the drag and drop, and how do you screw that up? -- works with any degree of regularity. The Sansa software forces you to install Rhapsody on your computer, though it's a bid freaking mystery why; it seems impossible to use Rhapsody to put music on your player, and there aren't even instructions for it in the manual. Half the time you plug the thing in, nothing happens. I am computer savvy; I have never
I shopped for a long, long time before deciding on an *.mp3 player. I did tons of research looking for the quality for the money. Above ALL else, I wanted a device that would be simple to use. I did not want an iPod because I did not want to have iTunes snake its tendrils through every facet of my computer; all I wanted was a drag and drop. No frills, no fuss.
The Sansa Fuze is NOT what I wanted. The instruction manual refers to several different ways of putting music onto the player, and not one of them -- including the drag and drop, and how do you screw that up? -- works with any degree of regularity. The Sansa software forces you to install Rhapsody on your computer, though it's a bid freaking mystery why; it seems impossible to use Rhapsody to put music on your player, and there aren't even instructions for it in the manual. Half the time you plug the thing in, nothing happens. I am computer savvy; I have never
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I bought a pink 4GB Fuze for my best friend and a red 4 GB Sony Walkman (NWZ-S616) for myself. I opened them both up when I got home to charge them and try them both out.
What they both have in common:
-sound great
-similar in size (Fuze is maybe 1/4" wider)
-Both came with a few MP3s and a video already loaded on them.
-Both have an FM receiver that picked up all the local stations.
-Both (like most MP3 players) come with headphones and a USB cable for data transfer and charging.
-Both allow you to drag and drop files, or use Windows Media Player to add music, video, or pictures. Drag and drop worked well for MP3s on both players. I did not try using Media Player for either one.
I like the video quality on the Sony better. I like that the Sony has a longer battery life, though it does take longer to charge than the Fuze. I also like that the headphone jack on the Sony is on the top and that the volume control is a separate button on the side. The Fuze has the headphone jack on the
What they both have in common:
-sound great
-similar in size (Fuze is maybe 1/4" wider)
-Both came with a few MP3s and a video already loaded on them.
-Both have an FM receiver that picked up all the local stations.
-Both (like most MP3 players) come with headphones and a USB cable for data transfer and charging.
-Both allow you to drag and drop files, or use Windows Media Player to add music, video, or pictures. Drag and drop worked well for MP3s on both players. I did not try using Media Player for either one.
I like the video quality on the Sony better. I like that the Sony has a longer battery life, though it does take longer to charge than the Fuze. I also like that the headphone jack on the Sony is on the top and that the volume control is a separate button on the side. The Fuze has the headphone jack on the
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This camera takes exceptional pictures. Very sharp. The Auto Focus is a
life saver. It is light and very easy to handle. It has editing which really comes in handy for the amateur photographer. This camera is perfect for portraits & weddings.I love it!!I tried four other cameras, (the Canon, the Rebel,) and this one is by far the best in picture quality. If you looking for a Amatuer's Camera.....
THIS ONE IS IT!!!
life saver. It is light and very easy to handle. It has editing which really comes in handy for the amateur photographer. This camera is perfect for portraits & weddings.I love it!!I tried four other cameras, (the Canon, the Rebel,) and this one is by far the best in picture quality. If you looking for a Amatuer's Camera.....
THIS ONE IS IT!!!
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I have been a HUGE fan of Nikon cameras over the years, especially their digital line. I bought their first DLSR and that has served me well.
I bought the S550 for my wife so she'd have something small to put in her purse. She was out of town recently and came back with a ton of pictures, almost all of which were somewhat grainy or blurry. I thought it must be the diminutive camera size and that my wife might've been experiencing a slight bit of camera shake (the S550 is a bit tricky to hold completely steady and compose a picture). But camera shake would explain blur, but not grainy.
Well, I took the camera and took shots of this and that and then compared it to my Canon Powershot A610 (5 Megapixels). I took shots of the same items with both cameras and was...well...shocked! The clarity on the A610 was significantly better.
Wish I had performed this experiment when I first purchased the camera. Would've returned it.
Why did I give it 2 stars instead of 1? Well, it's cute, 5X optical
I bought the S550 for my wife so she'd have something small to put in her purse. She was out of town recently and came back with a ton of pictures, almost all of which were somewhat grainy or blurry. I thought it must be the diminutive camera size and that my wife might've been experiencing a slight bit of camera shake (the S550 is a bit tricky to hold completely steady and compose a picture). But camera shake would explain blur, but not grainy.
Well, I took the camera and took shots of this and that and then compared it to my Canon Powershot A610 (5 Megapixels). I took shots of the same items with both cameras and was...well...shocked! The clarity on the A610 was significantly better.
Wish I had performed this experiment when I first purchased the camera. Would've returned it.
Why did I give it 2 stars instead of 1? Well, it's cute, 5X optical
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This camera does a great job if you let it. Meaning just put it in automatic and select the stabalization to auto and let it go. The first pictures we took were using different settings and they did not turn out too good.
Once we put everything in auto it worked out great! We even blew up a shot on the beach to an 8 by 10 and the detail was perfect!
Once we put everything in auto it worked out great! We even blew up a shot on the beach to an 8 by 10 and the detail was perfect!
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I love this camera. Takes great pictures.
Just do not buy it from Photo Dynasty. Those guy are overpriced and not reliable. Choose a more reliable retailer.
Just do not buy it from Photo Dynasty. Those guy are overpriced and not reliable. Choose a more reliable retailer.
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i gotta say after owning the mini and the 2nd gen Nano, i am quite frankly blown away by this lil sleek thing. The menus r simple and the sound is very good. I tried the video, but it was a bit too small for me. for Seventy two bucks, skip the new nano and get 2 of these puppies for the same moolah. i would recommend it to anybody. go 4 it.
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This Nikon product looks cool but only from outside. The image quality is really poor for a 10MP resolution. My 4 MP Fuji takes way better pics.
Day and night mode are equally bad. I will not recommend this to anyone.
Day and night mode are equally bad. I will not recommend this to anyone.
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I have been a Nikon user for years. This camera was to replace my Coolpix 3700, which is about 5 years old. After snapping a few shots right out of the box and seeing them on my laptop I was a little weary about this. Then I compared it with my 3700 (3.2MP) vs the 10MP of this and there is noticeable difference; this one make worse pictures. The features are great, but overall quality of the construction is inferior and picture quality is inferior.
I have read a lot of reviews and based on that chose this camera over the Canon SD770. Beware, when you are reading reviews make sure it isn't from someone who has never owned a point-and-shoot, like most people on circuit city's reviews.
I have read a lot of reviews and based on that chose this camera over the Canon SD770. Beware, when you are reading reviews make sure it isn't from someone who has never owned a point-and-shoot, like most people on circuit city's reviews.
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I have had my new little red Sansa 4 gb mp3 player for about two months now and I just love, love, love it. I'm listening to it as I write this review, as a matter of fact. This little gadget is like my very best friend. It goes everywhere with me, plays all my favorite music, and it's just gorgeous to look at too. The one I purchased in red is the color of deep, rich garnet and I love looking at it; it's so shiny and bright and rich looking. Make sure to order one of those hard clear plastic cases (also available on Amazon) right away to protect the beauty of this slick, exquisite little player. I can't believe the pricetag either! In my mind, the Sansa overall outshines the more expensive ipod in terms of sound, function, versatility, beauty, and of course price! I have one of the earlier generation Sansa models too. It's an E-280 8 gb model and it still functions beautifully after one year. The old Sansas only came in black, so I love these new players in beautiful, rich colors. The
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I went through 3. Yep, and all three went on to have the "ticking/skipping" sound when I turned up the volume. It wasn't the earphones. It wasn't the format of the songs: it comes with sample songs on which I tested the volume. Then I look this little flaw up in google and one forum says that Sandisk is "working on it." Nice, well while they work on it this player is heading back to the store. Buy this with a warranty, just in case.
