Vivitar 10

Pros: Small, lightweight, includes good software

Cons: Manual not good

The Bottom Line: Great for anyone on a small budget, comes with good software. Has miniature tripod and case. Along with software makes good pictures.

Review: Well, as stated before, the manual isn't too detailed. It's more like an overview, with vague descri ...

Pros: Great battery life!! over 1000 photos so far. Good size. durable

Cons: A secondary photo program(such as photoshop elements 2.0) is necessary to get great pics.

The Bottom Line: small cam,small price..big quality with additional software purchase. no more, low light pics with software

Review: this has to have been so far the best camera, just under some of the other 300 dollar cams out there ...

Pros: NO FILM REQUIRED. Small enough to fit into a shirt pocket or on belt.

Cons: No real "fancy" functions. No digital display for previewing.

The Bottom Line: Fun, simple to use, understandable instructions and user-friendly software. Great starter.

Review: the Vivicam10 is my first digital camera I have ever bought or used. This is a rather smallish camera with big features. There are the two settings for quality CIF (320 x 240 pixels) or VGA (640 x 480 pixels), There is a switch on the side for "Macro"...

Pros: Small, cheap, some decent pix

Cons: Awful in low light, never ready when you are.

The Bottom Line: Worth it as long as you keep limitations in mind.

Review: Not a bad camera for $49 (WalMart), and light enough to carry everywhere. Great battery life and memory (perhaps 70 pix), nifty case, good free software. But it produces mixed results: surprisingly good outdoors, especially if the sun isn't an issue, or...

Pros: Great bang for your buck. Inexpensive.

Cons: Accompanying software is too simple. All you need is Adobe Photoshop.

The Bottom Line: Can't beat it for the price! Again lots of bang for your buck!

Review: Found the camera by accident in a Wal-Mart. Actual price of the camera is $49.88, but found a pegboard with them labeled at $29.88. Can't beat it.

Even at $50, the camera has a lot of useful features. It has a thread on the bottom for use...

Pros: Easy instructions and software. Compact, durable and light-weight.

Cons: Mode and select buttons are very small.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended for the beginner or anyone on the go. It works well, with easy applications.

Review: The Vivitar ViviCam 10 - Digital Camera is such a great product. I wish I would have purchased this sooner. I do a lot of on-line auctions-this works great.Simple instructions for even the techno-illiterate can understand. Even the Arcsoft Photo...

Pros: All around nice little camera with lots of bang for the buck.

Cons: Settings/operation a little difficult to get the hang of.

Review: I recently purchased a used one of these on eBay for around $30 including shipping. I purchased it with the intention of giving it as a Christmas gift, and I am happy to report that I was not disappointed after testing it. Photo quality is VGA, and ...

Pros: good beginner

Cons: poor in low light

Review: My camera was bought from hock shop. I got a driver and manual from ViVitar online. The multiple frames didn't work. But the rest did, and for a very low price it does well as a beginner camera. Photopaint(or !) will improve on all low light shots. ...

Pros: nice size. great photos. flash.

Cons: No complaints :-)

Review: This is a wonderful camera at a wonderful price. I got this camera for my birthday and just loved it. after u learn carefully how to use it there isnt any bad things about this camera. you will get great indoors and outdoors photos because it does come ...

Pros: Has option for indoor and outdoor pictures. Has option for close or far away pictures.

Cons: None that I have been able to find.

Review: I received this camera as a Christmas gift from my husband. At first I was so excited just to have one that I didn't read the directions so I didn't get very high quality pictures. After I did read the directions however I was able to take pretty good ...