Digitrex DSC3000

I bought this camera and it didn't come with the installation cd and i cant get the pictures off it. Its a piece of rubbish DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Digitrex DSC3000 Digital Camera is the King of all low-cost digital cameras. This camera provided me with several sensational characteristics. With a compact size, I carried it everywhere I went, with a 10 sec. self-timer, I could take pictures on my own, and with movie mode, I could take videos based on my memory capacity. This is one of the greatest all-in-one cameras in its category.

Digitrex DSC3000 - This camera has been a good camera but it hasn't lasted long.

I found my camera at a sears and got it at one hell of a price ($36.99) after x-mas sal., It is great for beginners and children. I use it for a web cam mostly but it is so small I can drop it in my pocket or put it in my glove box and take it anywhere. The built in menu can be troblesome when you need to make changes and it does not take very good pictures in low light, even with the flash on. But for the price I'm happy with all this product has to offer.

The Digitrex DSC3000 camera is a very compact digital camera that takes fine quality pictures. The cost is at least half of other comparable cameras.

I wanted a small, inexpensive digital camera that would fit in my purse or pocket. Most of my photos are as good as ones taken on my big, heavy, expensive Sony digital camera.

Ulead Photo Editing Software, is terrible. It crashed my computer. Fortunatly Windows XP recovered itself. I unintstalled the software, but now only one of my photo editing programs recognizes the camera for downlading. I wish I had known I had to install special software for downlading.

The Digitrex DSC3000 is the "Kodak Fun-Saver" of the digital world!

Only this one is better because it's re-usable, and takes "movies". Length of the movie is depicted by the amount of memory you put in!

I love my Digitrex DSC3000 digital camera - I got it for Christmas I have 2 kids that love to have there picture taken and I love to take them it is super easy to use and the software that came with it makes adjusting the pictures a snap

I have owned this Digitrex DSC3000 Digital camera for more than a month and am very stisfied with pic quality and ease of use. This is the best deal for the price. If you are looking for best buy, go for this camera.

The Digitrex DSC3000 is a very attractive little camera. It is manufactured by Apex, the same people that make the DVD players. They have a reputation of squeezing out decent quality products on the cheap from Chinese factories.

Its key feature other than price is its small size. It is about the size of a Snickers bar. For me size matters--if the camera is too big to carry in my shirt pocket I won't take it anywhere.

It doesn't have optical zoom or autofocus. It is a fixed focus point-and-shoot, however it does give you a choice of profile (close up) or landscape (infinite) focus points.

This is a great camera for kids. My four year old takes very good pictures with it--fits her tiny hands perfectly. Idea: If you have an expensive digital camera, give this Digitrex to the kids to keep them away from your prized possession.

The camera turns on and is ready to shoot very quickly. If you have a digital camera you know how important this is, so you don't miss shots.

It has a movie function (AVI), without sound. Works pretty well.

It has an interpolation feature to double the pixel count to 6 million if wanted. Not sure how this works, but it's similar to the Fuji models so I suspect they use the same or similar firmware--maybe built by the same Chinese firm?

The picture quality is pretty decent. Not quite as good as my Sony, but then again the Sony cost three times as much and takes more time to power up. The lens probably is about on par with a $30 point and shoot analog camera.

It has an automatic lens cover, which is a plus.

It takes SD cards for expanded memory. I get about 36 pictures off a 32 mb card.

It has lots of adjustment options typically found on higher-end cameras. However if you just want to point and shoot you can just go at it without worrying about these adjustments.

The only gripe I have is that the flash is set to off. You have to manually set the flash to on (or autoflash) each time you turn the camera on. I guarantee that you will forget to do this and end up with some interior shots that come out grainy because the flash wasn't on. This is likely the problem the first reviewer is having with the camera. Apex should fix this, and post an online patch to download through the SD card for those of us who have the camera already.

If you can get this camera for a decent price (say around $70-80 US) it is well worth it.

If you want to spend more for better quality, check out the new $300 Konica credit-card size 3.2 camera coming out in Spring 2004. The Wall Street Journal rated it the best compact digital out there, beating the $500 Sonys and Canons.