Mustek Gsmart D30 Review

Good Points
Small size, Cheap.

Bad Points
Batteries don't last long, Blury pictures when the subject is moving, Poor light sensitivity, Fragile.

General Comments
I have two traditional (film) cameras, and I bought the Mustek Gsmart D30 just to take some pictures to send to my friends through the internet.

It's small, cheap and takes reasonably good pictures if there is good lightning and the subject is not moving. It is worse when you're taking pictures in interiors or at the end of the afternoon/night. Use rechargeable batteries (900mH at least) cause it has a big energy consumption. The LCD is very small and the batteries cover tends to break easily.

I would recommend it (or preferably the D35) to someone who wants a cheap digital camera to play with.