Some of the options are kind of annoying-įor example, the 'CE' option allows pictures to be taken about once per second. Select that option by pushing the button on the top of the camera. In general, cycle through the various options by pushing the button on the front of the camera until the option you want appears. Here are the codes for the camera, for those who don't have them: Personally, I've found it useful and a good value for $15.00 Posted on Sunday, J18:05 GMTPeople obviously have had a lot of issues with this camera. I'll post a pic of myself here, so ya'll can see the quality of the pics. Summing it all up, for $15 I guess its good enough for my use, but not professional use. Not great, but not terrible eitherĮase of Downloading pictures> Once again, as long as you have read the instructions and loaded the software, no problem. Picture Quality>On a scale of 1-10 I would say about a 7. Video mode where it can either take 10 seconds of video, or if hooked up to your PC, it can be used as a webcam.Įase of use>Very easy, just make sure you read the instructions.

Hint here.listen for a beep, that way you don't take pictures of walls or other unintended things. Also, I have found out that when you take the picture, you have to wait a second or two for the camera to actually take the picture. I've taken a few pictures and downloaded them to the computer.

Well, yes, I was right, the pictures aren't 'great', but they are fairly good. It only costs $15, so I figured what the heck, even if it doesn't take great pictures. Its a Philips Keychain Digital Camera ,model #P44417S. Posted on Saturday, Aug14:16 GMTOk, so I picked up this little digital camera at Wal-Mart.

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