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Models & Brands: Kodak C650, Kodak C800, Olympus 102-425, Canon IX Lite, Konica Revio-m, Konica Minolta Weathermatic, Kodak C750, Olympus Zoom 90, Canon C134036KT1, Vivitar XM1k

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Kodak C650
Kodak C650
Dimentions: 4.2 x 5 x 2.3 inches
Weight: 0.6 pounds
Price: $159.99
Key features Kodak C650
  • 24 to 48mm zoom lens takes portrait, group, and panoramic shots
  • Film-door safety interlock prevents accidental fogging
  • Easy point-and-shoot operation
  • Pop-up flash fires in low-light situations
  • Advanced autofocus system captures sharp photos
  • Model: Kodak C650 Advantix Zoom APS Camera

Review Kodak C650 Advantix Zoom APS Camera / Kodak C650:

Kodak's C650 Advantix is an Advanced Photo System camera that offers point-and-shoot ease. This camera features a 24-48mm zoom lens that captures group and panoramic shots. Infrared autofocusing lets you take sharp photos from 2 feet and beyond, and the pop-up flash fires automatically in low-light situations. The flash also fires away from the lens, reducing red-eye. The Kodak C650 records lighting and color data on the film's magnetic strip for the photo lab to use when developing, and every photo you take is labeled with the date and time. The viewfinder displays the selected picture size for simplified camera operation. The Kodak C650 automatically advances and rewinds film, and the safety interlock prevents the film door from opening until the roll is completely rewound. The self-timer lets you take self-portraits or include yourself in group photos. The kit includes a roll of Kodak Advantix color film, a battery, a coupon book, an instructional manual, and a detachable camera strap. Kodak offers a one-year warranty on parts and labor for this camera. [+]
Get beautiful group shots and sharp close-ups, with a high-performance 24-48mm autofocus zoom lens. Archive your special occasions with a date and time stamp on the back of your photo. Kodak Advantix C650 lets you do it automatically. Your pictures improve with processing because of advanced technology that gives your processor vital statistics about each shot. Advantix C650 zoom camera features triple format selection. In each format you can take three different size pictures - Classic (C), Group/HDTV (H), and Panoramic (P) - from the same film cassette. The viewfinder frame changes to match each format selection. You can choose to have date and time information printed on the back of your prints. You don't need to worry about accidentally re-exposing your film. Your camera reads the film status indicator (FSI) on the film cassette to prevent re-exposure. C650 features magnetic information exchange that records information about lighting conditions and exposure on the film cassette to assist the photofinishing lab with color correction and exposure adjustments, providing you with the best possible results. The safety interlock on the film door prevents the door from opening before the film is completely rewound.
Kodak C800
Kodak C800
List Price: $215.99
Price: $99.00
Key features Kodak C800
  • Self-timer lets you get into the picture
  • Automatic flip-up flash fires in low-light situations and powers down flash intensity for close shots
  • 27-80mm motorized zoom lens brings the subject 3 times closer
  • Midroll film change
  • Film-door safety interlock prevents accidental fogging
  • Model: Kodak C800 Advantix Zoom APS Camera

Review Kodak C800 Advantix Zoom APS Camera / Kodak C800:

The C800 Advantix camera from Kodak is an Advanced Photo System camera with point-and-shoot simplicity. It features a 27-80mm motorized zoom lens and infrared autofocusing, letting you snap photos from 2 feet and beyond. A pop-up flash fires automatically in low-light situations and fires away from the lens, reducing red-eye. Auto close prevents washout photos, and multibeam focusing keeps your subject in focus when taking wide-angle pictures. The flash folds down when the camera is off and serves as a protective lens cap. The Kodak C800 records lighting and color data on the film's magnetic strip for the photo lab to use when developing, and it imprints each shot with time and date. Because this camera is a member of the APS line, it offers three print formats-classic, group, and panoramic. The viewfinder displays your selected picture format. The Kodak C800 automatically advances and rewinds film, and the safety interlock prevents the door from opening until the roll is completely rewound. The timer allows you to take self-portraits or to include yourself in group shots. [+]
Kodak's midroll change feature lets you change film speed or remove and reload a film cassette. A roll of Kodak Advantix color film, battery, coupon book, instructional manual, and detachable camera strap are included. Kodak offers a one-year warranty for parts and labor. The Kodak Advantix C800 is a versatile, high-performance camera for all life has to offer. Its 3x Zoom Lens goes from 27-80 mm for wide angle to telephoto versatility. Smart Flip Flash Plus flips up to reduce red-eye. Automatically adjusts flash setting to provide ideal lighting for more pleasing results in all conditions. All the advanced features you'll love, including mid-roll change, multi-spot auto focus, interactive LCD panel with text display, Picture Information Exchange and more.
Olympus 102-425
Olympus 102-425
Dimentions: 4.2 x 2.1 x 1.3 inches
Weight: 5.8 pounds
Price: $299.99
Key features Olympus 102-425
  • 28 to 75mm equivalent zoom
  • Super compact construction
  • Splashproof
  • Easy-to-use APS format
  • Multi-autofocus
  • Model: Olympus iZoom 75 Ultra Compact APS Camera

Review Olympus iZoom 75 Ultra Compact APS Camera / Olympus 102-425:

The Olympus I Zoom 75's sleek, lightweight form, zoom lens, and splashproof construction make it an ideal camera for travelers who want the advantages of the Advanced Photo System in a quality package. The compact 75 is protected in a splashproof metallic-looking cover, and sports a slimmer version of the Olympus signature sliding-clamshell case, allowing this model to fit easily in to a pocket. The only disadvantage to this camera's compactness is that the self-timer and flash buttons are a little hard to press since they're so small. The Olympus I Zoom 75's multi-autofocus system helps produce the best photos possible-we found the camera did a good job of focusing even when our subject wasn't dead center. The flash gave us a choice of auto, red-eye reduction, fill-flash, night scene, and off modes. The night-scene mode allows you to sync the flash with a slow shutter speed so that you can take portraits with a night scene in the background. The zoom lens-a bonus on such a compact camera-has a 28 to 75mm equivalent range, good for everything from wide-angle landscapes, to portraits and medium close-ups. The Olympus I Zoom 75 is extremely easy to use, especially since it uses the Advanced Photo System (APS) format. APS film is a snap to load; no messing with film leaders, or alignment of cartridges, as the film just drops in and loads automatically. The APS format lets you take regular, wide-screen, and panoramic photos on the same roll, and your processed prints will include an index print, with thumbnails of every shot, for easy reprinting. [+]
Pros: Ultra compact form Zoom lens APS format Wide range of flash modes Cons: Certain buttons are too small THE OLYMPUS I ZOOM 75. The Next Generation In Advanced Photo System Design As the first model in this new camera series, the i Zoom 75 is a culmination of advanced technologies in performance and design and represents a new dynamic in cameras. Combining film handling ease with quality optics and sophisticated, ultra-compact, all weather design, the i Zoom 75 is truly advanced. High-performance 28-75 mm Zoom Lens A 28-75 mm 2. 7 zoom lens (equivalent to the 35-94 mm coverage of a 35 mm camera)with two new aspherical lens elements not only ensure high resolution, but also contribute to the reduced size and weight of the lens. The new slim-line lens barrier and ruby-gold finish highlight the elegant contours that create a stylish, futuristic look. With a high priority placed on design and ergonomics, it is only natural that the I zoom 75 measures 4. 2 (W) x 2. 1 (H) x 1. 3 (D) inches and weighs only 5. 8 ounces (without battery). The flash system has several sensors that collect information about the required illumination. It not only triggers the flash automatically in dim light or backlighting, but also adjusts the intensity for situations such as macro shooting setting that often leads to overexposure. There are also six versatile flash modes that make it easy for anyone to take great flash photographs. - Auto, Red-Eye Reduction, Flash Off, Fill-in, Night Scene, Red-Eye Reducing Night Scene Three frame formats C (Classic) for standard print, H (HDTV) for a print with the same ration as a wide-screen televisions or P(Panorama) for panorama prints. A magnetic head automatically records shooting data that includes the date/time, frame format, subject brightness and other information in the film's magnetic tracks. This first model in the eagerly awaited "i series" appeals particularly to the younger enthusiast seeking both quality and a high level of specification. The elegant, ergonomically styled camera housing, which comes in a trendy new color, contains photographic technology of the highest quality. The "i Zoom 75" is ultra-compact in design but still very easy to use thanks to it's ergonomics. It comes with a high-resolution 28-75 mm 3x zoom lens (equivalent to a 35-94 mm zoom on a 35 mm camera) for which two new aspherical lenses have been specially developed. Its high-powered intelligent flash system has six different flashmodes and a rapid charge time of 2. 5 seconds but also because of its low energy consumption levels. The newly developed reflector also contributes significantly towards the high light yield coupled with the low energy consumption. These and many other innovative features make snapping with the "i Zoom 75" APS camera from Olympus very easy. This new weatherproof camera from Olympus will easily slip into a shirt pocket or handbag. Photographers will find they never need go anywhere without the "i Zoom 75".
Canon IX Lite
Canon IX Lite
Price: $349.99
Key features Canon IX Lite
  • Accepts all Canon EF lenses
  • Fully automatic SLR camera using Advanced Photo System format
  • Includes camera body and 22-55mm EF lens
  • Easy drop-in film loading, midroll change
  • 3 print formats
  • Model: Canon EOS IX Lite APS SLR Camera w/ 22-55mm Lens

Review Canon EOS IX Lite APS SLR Camera w/ 22-55mm Lens / Canon IX Lite:

Canon incorporates the best features of its standard SLR cameras and Advanced Photo System features to produce the EOS IX Lite. It's smaller than most SLR cameras but retains all of the important features you've come to expect for creative control. Because it is an APS camera, film handling is fully automatic. Print quality improvement, index print sheets, and three different picture formats for traditional, wide angle, and panoramic shots are all built in. The EOS IX Lite offers automatic adjustment for close-ups, portraits, landscapes, action scenes, and night shots. There is a high-performance three- point autofocus system, and an advanced built-in flash that activates automatically or can be shut off manually. This model includes a 22-55mm zoom lens, the ideal basic lens for the EOS IX Lite. The lens has an ultrasonic motor drive that delivers precise, silent, high-speed auto focusing. It integrates six-zone exposure metering sensors with three autofocus points for ideal exposures in all kinds of lighting conditions. The autofocus system also detects whether the subject is stationary or moving, and automatically adjusts focusing so you can get great shots of sports events. [+]
This kit comes with a Canon 22-55mm EF lens; you can add any Canon EF lenses or Speedlites to expand your photographic capabilities. There are times when you need to take photographs that are professional quality, but you don't have the time or space to pack big-time equipment. The Canon EOS IX Lite is exactly what you need to pack when you're traveling light. Carry this SLR anywhere and everywhere to photograph everything. The EOS IX Lite takes advantage of what Canon calls the Advanced Photo System, a system that lets you change rolls in mid-stream, literally and figuratively. If you're in a lighting situation that requires more or less light than the roll you're currently shooting, change it, without sacrificing any of your photos. That's the beauty of the EOS IX. And just wait until you see the beauty of your photographs. Top quality, big time.
Konica Revio-m
Konica Revio-m
Price: $179.99
Key features Konica Revio-m
  • 24mm-48mm Zoom Lens
  • Ultra Compact aps Film Camera
  • Fully Automatic
  • Choose from 3 picture sizes
  • Model: Konica Revio-m Compact aps IX240 Film Camera Green

Review Konica Revio-m Compact aps IX240 Film Camera Green / Konica Revio-m:

One of the smallest and nicest film cameras ever made case not included
Konica Minolta Weathermatic
Konica Minolta Weathermatic
List Price: $349.99
Price: $299.99
Key features Konica Minolta Weathermatic
  • Versatile 1.7x zoom lens
  • Rugged, all-weather styling
  • Above- and underwater auto focusing
  • Convenient Advanced Photo System features
  • Submersible down to 33 feet
  • Model: Minolta Vectis Weathermatic Zoom APS Camera

Review Minolta Vectis Weathermatic Zoom APS Camera / Konica Minolta Weathermatic:

Take Minolta's Vectis Weathermatic Zoom snorkeling, skin diving, boating, or to the pool. This camera is completely watertight and durable. Shock-resistant materials and a double-thick outer shell, front cover, and rear cover make it ideal for outdoor use. It is also bright yellow, making it easy to spot and retrieve if it falls overboard. The above- and underwater auto focusing system features passive phase detection which determines its focus based on subject contrast. Since there are no infrared beams to get lost in the water, this type of auto focusing system can focus accurately underwater. The Vectis Weathermatic also offers 26mm long eye relief that allows the user to view the whole image an inch away from the viewfinder eyepiece. This is especially useful if you are wearing goggles or eyeglasses. The Vectis Weathermatic features all you've come to expect from an Advanced Photo System camera: drop-in film loading, three print options, and date/time imprinting. It also detects whether an exposed film cassette has been inserted into the camera, preventing double exposure. [+]
The built-in flash features full auto, manual fill, cancel, and night portrait modes, plus a selectable red-eye reduction lamp. The VECTIS WEATHERMATIC incorporates powerful features to support outdoor activities. This new model has a 1. 7X zoom with a 30-50mm focal length range (approx. 38-63 mm in the 35mm format) that can be used even underwater. The camera also offers underwater autofocus. Whether shooting on land or underwater, the images captured by the VECTIS WEATHERMATIC are sharp and beautiful. In addition, the VECTIS WEATHERMATIC is submersible to 10m deep and can be used carefree for snorkeling and other marine sports. Moreover, the shock-resistant performance of the VECTIS WEATHERMATIC is higher than conventional cameras for worry-free use during skiing, trekking, and other outdoor activities. Thanks to the Advanced Photo System, the print size can be selected from three options. In addition, the Drop-in Loading feature offers simplified film loading. Finally, the camera provides a positive grip to secure good focus on unstable footholds.
Kodak C750
Kodak C750
List Price: $149.99
Price: $39.99
Key features Kodak C750
  • Flip Flash Plus (Top Flash Plus)
  • Passive, Multi-spot autofocus
  • Versatile Mid-Roll Change (MRC)
  • Advanced 2.5x zoom lens
  • Model: Kodak Advantix C750 APS Date Camera

Review Kodak Advantix C750 APS Date Camera / Kodak C750:

The Kodak C750 is a versatile, high performance camera for people who enjoy taking all kinds of pictures. With its powerful 24-60mm lens (2. 5x), the Kodak Advantix C750 camera lets you zoom in for intimate close-ups and back out again for group shots. For those occasions when you can't zoom out far enough, you can switch to panorama mode and capture that sweeping landscape or get the whole group. This multi-beam, auto-focus camera also features an easy-to-use interactive LCD panel with text display for camera messages and film status information. To ensure that you always know what your image will look like, the C750 uses a real-image viewfinder that works in any print format: C, H, or P. The handy midroll change feature lets you switch film cartridges at any time. This lets you share your camera, but keep your film separate. You can also switch between black-and-white and color film or organize your images by theme. The C750 flip-up flash sits up far enough from the lens to help reduce the unsightly red-eye effect often caused by flash photography. [+]
The C750 automatically adjusts its flash settings, including close-up flash and fill-flash, to give you realistic results under all lighting conditions. Even if your main subject is off-center, the wide-area sensor and smart multispot autofocus system detect it and bring the subject into sharp focus. Kodak includes the APS magnetic information exchange system to record the data from each scene. This data is recorded on your film's magnetic strip to help your local photo lab optimize the lighting and color of your prints. Film is not included. With its 24-60mm lens (2. 5x), the Kodak Advantix C750 camera lets you zoom in for intimate close-ups and back out again for group shots. For those occasions when you can't zoom out far enough, you can switch to panorama mode and capture that sweeping landscape or get the whole group. To ensure that you always know what your image will look like, the C750 uses a real-image viewfinder that works no matter what print format (C, H, or P) you're using. The handy midroll change feature lets you switch film cartridges at any time. This lets you share your camera, but keep your film separate; you can also switch between black-and-white and color film or organize your images by theme. The C750 flip-up flash sits up far enough from the lens to help reduce the unsightly red-eye effect often caused by flash photography. The C750 automatically adjusts its flash settings, including close-up flash and fill-flash, to give you realistic results under all lighting situations. Even if your main subject is off-center, the wide-area sensor and smart multispot autofocus system detect it and bring the subject into sharp focus. Kodak includes the APS magnetic information exchange system to record the data from each scene. This data is recorded on your film's magnetic strip to help your local photo lab optimize the lighting and color of your prints. To protect your exposed film, the C750 has a safety interlock film door that won't open until it senses your film is completely wound back in the protective cartridge. This camera also looks after your battery power by turning itself off after 150 second of non-use. You can also include the date and one of 41 messages, in 12 languages, on the back of each print.
Olympus Zoom 90
Olympus Zoom 90
Weight: 1 pounds
Price: $229.99
Key features Olympus Zoom 90
  • Choose Landscape Mode for crisp, clear images of distant vistas
  • Push-button controls let you zoom in or out to get composition just right
  • Fully automatic focus and exposure control make shooting a snap
  • Shoot macro close-ups from as near as 24 inches
  • Film winds and rewinds automatically
  • Model: Olympus Newpic Zoom 90 APS Camera

Review Olympus Newpic Zoom 90 APS Camera / Olympus Zoom 90:

Equipped with a powerful 3x zoom lens, the Newpic Zoom 90 Advanced Photo System camera offers the simplicity and convenience of drop-in film loading and the ability to switch picture formats mid-roll. Take beautiful photos with point-and-shoot ease, wherever you go. The camera features a fully automatic focus and exposure control that makes shooting a snap; the push-button controls that let you zoom in or out to get composition just right; you can even choose Landscape mode for crisp, clear images of distant vistas. The Advanced Photo System (APS) has inspired new levels of innovation in the point-and-shoot camera category. Though late to the game in bringing APS cameras to market, Olympus more than makes up for its tardiness with the Newpic Zoom 90. What really sets APS cameras apart from their 35mm cousins is ease of use. And the Newpic Zoom 90 is one of the easiest APS point-and-shoot cameras around. The camera has a 30-90mm zoom lens (equivalent to a 38-115mm lens in the 35mm format) with an active autofocus system; the focus lock lets you zero in on subjects that are outside the autofocus range. The Newpic Zoom 90 has six flash modes, including red-eye reduction and fill. As with most APS cameras, film loading is practically idiot-proof and pictures can be formatted in three sizes: Classic (C-4 inches by 6 inches); HDTV (H-4 inches by 7 inches), and Panoramic (P-3. [+]
5 inches by 10 inches). The Newpic Zoom 90 includes a self-timer, a diopter viewfinder adjustment, which is important to those who are nearsighted or farsighted, and a time-date stamp function. Straightforward and easy to use, the Newpic Zoom 90 is a great way to get started in APS photography. -Harry C. Edwards.
Canon C134036KT1
Canon C134036KT1
Dimentions: 3.5 x 2.4 x 0.9 inches
Weight: 4.4 pounds
List Price: $129.99
Price: $144.99
Key features Canon C134036KT1
  • 4.8 ounces with battery
  • Tough metallic-silver plastic case
  • APS (Advanced Photo System) photofinishing
  • Portrait, wide-angle, and panorama shots on same film
  • Ultracompact 3.5-by-2.4-by-0.9-inch size
  • Model: Canon Elph Jr. APS Camera

Review Canon Elph Jr. APS Camera / Canon C134036KT1:

Vivitar XM1k
Vivitar XM1k
Dimentions: 3.6 x 1.2 x 2.4 inches
Weight: 1 pounds
List Price: $179.99
Price: $62.95
Key features Vivitar XM1k
  • 24mm auto-focus lens
  • Drop-in film loading, auto advance and rewind, 3 print formats
  • Compact Advanced Photo System camera
  • 4-mode electronic flash with red-eye reduction
  • Stainless-steel body
  • Model: Vivitar XM1k APS Camera

Review Vivitar XM1k APS Camera / Vivitar XM1k:

With stainless-steel durability and full APS features, the Vivitar XM1k APS AutoFocus Camera gives you a convenient and creative shooting experience. You can choose from three formats: Classic, HDTV, and Panorama. You are free to switch film at midroll. The retractable lens and flash create an ultracompact design for travel and packing. The XM1k features drop-in film loading, motorized advance, midroll rewind, and automatic rewind. The comprehensive LCD displays battery check, all flash modes, date, title, and continuous shooting. Vivitar XM1K camera is housed in a stainless steel exterior with LCD screen on the top and is quite attractive. The size is very small and most people will say that it's the smallest camera they have ever seen. The flash is pretty cool in itself as it slowly rises with the aid of a motor and slowly retracts when the camera is turned off, not like the cheaper pop-out method. The camera comes with a leather case and has a small tripod mount on the bottom. [+]
The sharp Vivitar computer designed lens allows taking crisp and clear shots. The lens emerges and opens its cap with a motor, that looks very amusing. Retractable lens and flash create an ultra-compact design. The camera is packed with the excellent features. Motorized film loading, advance and rewind make everyday use of the camera easier. There is the standard flash on/off/auto as well as a special night mode that keeps the shutter open longer. Red-eye reduction is achieved in a rather interesting way - instead of using the flash, a tiny light on the front of the camera turns on - but it is very bright! The self-timer relies on this light as well as an indicator as to when the picture will be taken. The camera has three mid-roll switchable print formats: Classic, DTV and Panorama; LCD display shows seven functions.
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