Samsung 800K

Pros: Great picture quality - Low priced!

Cons: None

Review: The Samsung Digimax 800K is the world's smallest digital camera with 800K Pixel Technology. Designed for beginners,you get exactly what you want in a digital camera for a very low price. For under $200.00 it possess an 800,000 pixel CCD and capable of...

Pros: Extemely small, carry it everywhere, Inexpensive, Good quality images (1024x768)

Cons: No zoom, No LCD, Not TTL (through the lens)

Review: If you're looking for an inexpensive point-and-shoot digital camera with midrange image quality you've come to the right camera. It comes with a smartmedia 2M memory card; you can inexpensively upgrade this to 8M or 16M... I went for 16M but in...

Pros: Small size, Ease of use. Takes excellent pictures.

Cons: For the price of the product, none.

The Bottom Line: If you are after a simple, easy to use unit, this is one to look at. Product is not loaded with features, but delivers on all features promised.

Review: I purchased this camera last Christmas (2000), and have had the opportunity to use it quite a bit. For a simple, easy to use camera that takes good pictures, this is a great little camera. There are many other cameras out there to consider with more...

Pros: Unexpensive, easy use, sharp daylight pictures

Cons: Slow transmition from camera to pc. Low batery life (use rechargabes)

The Bottom Line: I recomend it for home - first time -low budget users.Like me!

Review: A very east to use camera. Unexpensive and reliable. Best for daylight pictures but a faliure on flash conditions.

I can take ove 120 pitures with a 16 mb samrt media and transmit to the pc in about 30 min.

The battery life is short...

Pros: Inexpensive, ideal digi-camera for first use, pleasing results

Cons: Poor quality Macro shots, batteries drain very quickly

The Bottom Line: It's an ideal camera for beginners to play around with but not really suitable for more expert photographers.

Review: Samsung’s Digimax 800K is a great little camera for those wanting to play around with digital images but is more suited to complete beginners rather than expert photographers.

It’s priced fairly reasonably compared to others and the first...

Pros: Smaller, Inexpensive, Easy to use

Cons: Take long time to process between picture

Review:

Samsung 800K is by far one of the smallest digital camera (without a build-in LCD screen) out there in the market. The major reasons for me to purchase this camera was:

1. It is about the average price for an entry to middle level...

Pros: small, simple, cheap

Cons: battery life, exposure

The Bottom Line: Good for the price . Use it for what it was really meant for. For holiday pictures.. go get a 1.3M pixel camera.

Review: I was looking for a cheap digital camera to add to my more expensive professional camera [Sony F707]. Essentially I wanted a "throw in the backpack, rough use, day-trip camera".

I read the reviews on several and compared the quality of...

Pros: Size, Weight, Simple to use,

Cons: Picture Quality, Price

Review: I bought this cam because it was cheaper than the others but it was smaller too. Cam is very good for those who are not interested in taking pro pictures. Cam provides a 0.7 Meg pixels picture quality that is not so great. To get a quality that is close...

Pros: Small size. Easy to use. Use of Smartmedia cards for photo storage.

Cons: Poor image quality. Flash too strong at short range then drops off quickly.

The Bottom Line: Recommended if you can find it for under $50, as a learning "toy" only - or for the kids to play with.

Review: I have experience with this camera's twin, the I/O Magic Magicimage 500 camera. I also know someone who has purchased the actual Digimax 800k from Samsung as well. I was told by a rep at I/O Magic and other camera reps, that the Samsung, I/O Magic, and...