The Digital Camera Reviews

The Vivitar ViviCam 5355 Silver Digital Camera is a compact camera with a 5 megapixel resolution and a 3x optical zoom lens. It has a slightly large 2.4-inch LCD display from where you can preview your shots.

This camera can capture videos but it’s basically a digital camera so don’t expect great movies from this one. It has an MP3 which is a novelty for a camera, and an anti-shake function which reduces blurs when taking photos.

Your package comes with a USB cable for easy transfer of images to your PC and a camera pouch and strap for easy handling. Of course it also comes with Software CD

 





The ViviCam 6320 is a 6 megapixel camera and a 4x optical zoom with the same problems encountered by those who probably own or previously owned a Vivitar camera and that is the sloow shutetr speed. By the time the camera shutter clicks the subject is already gone.

While this camera is fairly cheap and has a 2.4 inches LCD screen, it seems impossibel to take photos of children and animals and those who just can’t sit still for a portrait shot! The photos are also blurry and dark so don’t expect winning photos here.

Well at least you can take advantage of the Pictbridge to print your own photos but that may be foolhardy since you would probably need to edit them first to make them clearer.

The ViviCam 6150 digital camera by Vivitar is a compact camera that is ideal for beginners. If you have young adult children in the family who wants their own digicam then the price and basic features of the ViviCam 6150 will suit them fine.

However, if you regularly tinker with your camera although you may not be a professional photographers and you know what you want then this digital camera may bore you to death. Specific mention on the shutter speed that is not so speedy.

The ViviCam 6150 is a 6 megapixel camera with a typical 2-inch LCD screen. You can match this with the Vivitar ViviCam 6150s PictBridge so you can print your own photos even without a computer.

This camera however only has a 16MB internal memory so you might be short on storrage capacity unless you avail of the optional external memory of up to 1GB.

 

Planning to buy your first digital camera?  The Vivitar ViviCam 3815 is an affordable and easy to use camera for first time users.  At $79.99, this digital camera can be a good gadget for those just practising their shooting skills.

However, do not expect much in terms of picture quality even though despite the 4 megapixels resolution.  If you want to get good shots then outdoor shots are better for this camera than indoor shots.  It does not have an optical zoom lens so expect some hazy shots—but it does have a 2x digital zoom.

It does have a video option with a resolution of 320 x 240 (QVGA).  Preview your shots using the very small 1.4 inches screen.  The Vivicam 3815 has a 16MB internal memory.

 

Imagine a digital camera you can take with you to the beach and I mean “in” the waters not just on the sandy beaches.  With the Vivitar Underwater Camera (waterproof up to 30′), your imagination can become a reality.

This two-pounder has a 4x digital zoom and a maximum resolution of 2816 x 2112.  While it has been designed specifically for divers no one can stop you from taking advantage of this rubber-armored digicam which is durable enough to be able to take underwater photos up to 30′.

This waterproof digicam has focus free lens and is not just a  camera because it can record movies with 320 x 240 at 24fps. It has the capacity of 1GB SD memory card so you can get as many photos as you want.

Vivitar Underwater Camera operates on two AA Alkaline batteries and a pair is already included in the kit.  You also get the free hand strap and USB cable.