digital camera with rechargeable battery Vibe Digital Video Camera Review

Today, the digital camera market offers a variety of products at a variety of prices.A decade ago, the $1000 camera fell a lot in today's market.In the past few years, simple cameras with very low cost have entered the market.
The old film market used to have basic 35mm and 110 cameras in this area.Unlike these old-fashioned cameras, these newer digital cameras are more flexible than the movie would have imagined.I bought Vibe digital cam cameras at a discount retail store as a special door-to-door delivery service.
It cost only $19.
99 plus tax.
The design of the camera looks like a mini handdie-cam camera.The View Finder flips to uncover the camera control.It is mainly made of plastic.It records the image to using the standard SD card.
It needs an 8 gig memory card at most.
The design has an F 3.
1, f 6.
5mm fixed lens.
It looks like a lens in the 75mm range on the 35mm camera.The zoom is digital only and the zoom range is 4 times.It is powered by 3 AAA batteries.The flip screen contains two zoom buttons (plus and minus) and 1.
4 inch square screen.
You lost about 40 to 50% of the viewing area.The camera can take video or still images.There is a lever that allows macro and infinite focus.
Images in video mode can be set to 640 by 480 or 320 by 240.Still images can be set to 640 by 480 or 320 by 240 pixels.The camera is only rated.3 pixels.The camera is equipped with a USB cable, USB/audio video cable, allowing the video recorder to be pulled directly into the newer style TV and printed camera manual.
I tested the camera after I bought it in the store to see if it worked.I had to take out a memory card from another camera to try out this new model.It works fine so it saves me a trip back to the store in case it doesn't work.
He took pictures at the shooting place first.My first impression of it is to use a very simple design.Unlike old cheap film cameras, these newer cameras can take pictures in a wider range of lighting conditions.
I have tested this camera and other models that cost more and have a look at the comparison between them.It has different metering modes.They include on-site metering, multi-point metering and central metering.In order to ease or darken difficult lighting conditions, there is an exposure covering device.
Its range is under 2 stops and over-exposure.The old cheap film camera does not allow is functionality.Start testing the camera for its various features.
Basic default settings-The camera made a beep.I turned it off soon.The low-resolution photos taken are a step back for early digital cameras.For those interested in cameras with larger picture files, this camera model may not be for you.
There is an interest in the quality of soft images that the camera can fill this gap.Unlike keychain cameras, special software is not required to download pictures.Image is stored on SD card.The quality is fair as far as the price is concerned, but not very good.
For art photographers, this photo has changed well from the more expensive camera optics.The camera is roughly the same size as the 110 camera based on the old film, so it is easy to carry in your pocket.The image quality is close to the old 110 pictures.
Although the test image will be displayed, the range of use of the camera is much larger.As a camera, it is very convenient to use.Video mode is the default start of the camera-up mode.
As you can expect, the best settings are in the 640 by 480 settings.The use of digital zoom will reduce the overall image quality.Depending on the size of the SD card used, you can record videos up to 2 hours.
The maximum size card that can be used is 8 gigs.There are no camera settings to use items like image stabilization, so be careful to hold the camera while recording.This camera works well for very basic live video clips.
Recording on a lower setting creates a rough video image.I was disappointed with the software that came with the camera.Various clips are put together without editing software.
I ended up using some software from another camera I bought to edit the clips on this site.The still camera mode is also easy to use.By using the camera menu, I set it to various modes of the Test picture shown.
The image is rough in a high resolution environment, but looks pleasant.The quality of the lens is cheap, so the soft-looking photos will naturally appear.I like the fact that no computer software is required to create a look in the final image.
Digital zoom reduces the quality of the image, but this can be used to create the image at the artist level.I used images in digital zoom mode to help create graphic images.By cropping the part, the pixel becomes stronger and becomes a colored square when enlarged.
These, in turn, can be used as something like the background of the website.I have included sample images of using two or more cameras at the same location at the same time.It's interesting to see the same scene with different cameras.
I like to see them use like a brush instead of saying what camera is better than other cameras.They can create a feeling in the scene based on the camera model used.Unlike cameras that cost more, this model lacks any way to set ISO beyond the set default.
.The camera itself does not use the autofocus system, so the time it takes to shoot is very fast.The camera does not record data such as time and date stamp.Unlike high-end cameras, there is no model stamp to display the brand name of the model used to create the image.
As mentioned earlier, the camera can be set to two modes, distance mode and macro mode.The lens has a slider at the top of the camera body.You can slide it into whatever mode the camera needs to enter.
You can get very close to your theme in macro mode.I took the macro photo posted 2 inch away.You can still use digital zoom to pull up close if needed.
No photo flash on camera.
You have to rely on the built-inLight the Dark scene in the movie lights.It lacks enough power to use other things.Take pictures.The light enters automatically when the camera is in macro mode to illuminate tight spots.
I found it confusing to use the camera menu at first.It took a little time to figure out how to change the settings.I found the camera easy to set up after it was done-I like it.
The menu is small so it's hard to see for some people.It is also very basic, so there is not much to go through.I see that the design is placed under different brands.
I have seen it named after the Jazz dv140.This is one of the designs that other companies buy from basic manufacturers and rename in their name.Many of these low-cost camera models do the same thing.
Battery life is good.
I took more than 200 photos before the camera showed signs of low battery life.The 3 AAA batteries I bought are disposable batteries and I want to see if it needs rechargeable batteries as well.This will help reduce the cost of operating this camera.
My overall impression is that it is a good starter camera.It has the foundation to start photography.I don't think the $40 is worth it.00 to $50.Ask for the price, but if you get one for about $20.
Within 00, it is worth the cost.
The cost factor of the battery and memory card in the basic cost of the camera.For those who want to take low-resolution photos, a camera like a camera is a great way to start shooting.It is much more flexible than people think about the price.
Too bad, most people will never try it fully.Overall design-View Finder-2.Menu Set-up-Battery Life-Quality of the lens-2.Image Quality-