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Agfa CL34
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  • Value for Money4.1 stars
  • Overall rating3.9 stars

5 Reviews For Agfa CL34

  • Zhiwen Chong. 5th Feb 2002

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    The Agfa CL34 digital camera has fair to poor energy efficiency. Flash range is only a mere 2 meters.
    Unretouched image quality is surprisingly poor (but remember, this IS a budget camera) and is usually full of artifacts. Unless the subject is really very well lighted, this camera doesn't perform very well -- not even in daylight.
    If you are prepared to do some Photoshopping, and cannot afford a higher end camera, this camera
    is not too bad. Otherwise, I'd suggest spending a bit more for a more decent camera...
    I was a little disappointed with it. Previous reviews say that the image quality is good -- not the case at all.

  • Dec. 3rd Oct 2001

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    A great digital camera to buy if you take a lot of simple photos outdoor. Also great for shooting closeups (flowers, etc).. in macro mode. It is not so good at taking landscape shots (ie no zoom). It is a very good webcam on a USB port (high level of detail and colours). It also has the ability to take a 30 sec. film.
    I'm very happy with this digital camera. So far i have acheived the same result i used to get with my former Nikon compact camera.

  • Mike. 1st Oct 2001

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    I was fortunate to get my CL34 very cheaply (£75) so I'm treating it as a budget camera, and viewed in that light it is a very good camera. Whether it's worth the retail £160-£170 I really don't know. Especially as I have already spent an extra £50 to get memory cards and batteries/recharger. My "value for money" rating is based upon retail cost rather than what I paid.

    Very frustrated with the battery usage, and the seeming inability to take a reasonably close up pict ...

  • John. 30th Jul 2001

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    This digital camera is basically a good all rounder, ease of use is excellent. ideal for a starter camera with brilliant results in picture quality. the video mode has an ample 30 second recording which is ideal for email attachments.

  • Phil. Rank: Lance Corporal 26th Jun 2001

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Picture quality is good, as is the software bundled with the camera. Dead easy to use.
    After buying the camera I bought a compact flash card. This is a must. Also rechargeable batteries are a must, the highest capacity available.