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| Vivitar Digital 10 X 25 Camera Binoculars |
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Product Description |
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Compact 10 x 25 binocular plus digital camera all-in-one
Photo Imaging software disc and accessory kit included
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Product Details |
- Powerful Binoculars magnifies your subject
- built-in digital Camera captures your images
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 Vivitar Digital 10 x 25 camera binoculars |
| Review Date: February 12, 2010 |
| Reviewer: last hour, Arkansas |
| This product was quite a bit smaller than I plotting it would be. The fastidious used binoculars that I bought was not sent with the cable for hooking it up to the computer to see the images, so I never in fact got to use it (I returned it for a refund). But what was also disappointing to me was that fact that you can't review your cinema until you are hooked up to a computer, so I'm not sure about the quality of the cinema since I was never able to get that far. Hope this helps! |
The camera is a piece of junk
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| Review Date: November 16, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Carl A. Echols, Hamilton, OH |
| The binoculars are okay to excellent but the camera is a joke. The instruction book is worthless and all cinema come out as black or gray blobs. I have tried all manner of lighting and adjustments but every picture is unrecognizable. A complete waste of money |
If you like your photos black...
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| Review Date: December 4, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Jerry D. Leonard, |
| Pretty worthless camera IMO. Why bother putting out a product this terrible, I wonder? Returning this ASAP. |
Camera gets an F.
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| Review Date: December 23, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Matt Martinez, Oklahoma City, OK United States |
| Blurry, uncentered and miscolored photographs. It's impossible to hold the binoculars still enough to buy any image worth keeping. I was in denial about how terrible these could be when I received a pair of these as a gift. I tried very hard to make them work and get a excellent picture. Of the dozens I took, only one turned out as I viewed it in the binoculars. This makes me mad because my friend bought me these with the reasonable appreciative they would work reasonably well. That's not too much to expect when a companionship such as Vivitar markets something as this. Sincerely, the whole purpose of these binoculars IS to take cinema... if it doesn't work, don't mass produce them and sell them as such. |
Terrible item
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| Review Date: December 29, 2008 |
| Reviewer: N. Eckrote, LeRaysville, Pa |
This item is not competent of taking anything but blurred images. What you see in the lens is not the picture you get. It is nearly impossible to get a excellent photo at any zoom level and they cannot be edited or sharpened because the pledge is so poor. Do not waste your time on this item. Spend the money and get a better camera because this one does not deliver. The software is hard to bed in and not compatible with Mac's.
I am going to place mine under my truck tire and smash it, it is worthless even as binoculars because, unless you have no nose, you cannot get your eyes close to the lenses to see through them anyway. |
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