Customer Reviews 

POLAROID PDC-3030
2006-05-24I RECENTLY PURCHASED THIS CAMERA OFF EBAY FOR $24.99 W/FREE SHIPPING....CANT BEAT THE PRICE ONE BIT....
THIS IS MY FIRST DIGITAL CAMERA WITH AN LCD SCREEN....
I HAVE TO SAY THAT I AM VERY IMPRESSED WITH THIS ITEM....IT IS SMALL, COMPACT, EASY TO HOLD AND CARRY....IT FUNCTIONS PERFECT....I WAS EXPECTING IT TO NOT WORK SINCE THE LOW PRICE ON EBAY....IT CAME WITH EVERYTHING THAT COMES IN A BOX (EXCEPT BATTERIES)....
THE LCD SCREEN IS SMALL, BUT IT SHOWS WHAT IS NEEDED TO SEE....AUTO LIGHT FOCUS WHEN OUTSIDE....YOU TURN THE CAMERA ON IN THE SUN AND YOU CAN SEE IT FIX LIGHT IN THE LCD....
AS FAR AS THE BEEPING GOES, ITS NOT AS BAD AS EVERYONE THINKS IT IS....IT ACTUALLY HELPS....THE BATTERIES ARE A DIFFERENT STORY....IT DOES SUCK UP ALOT OF BATTERY USE EVEN WITH THE FLASH NOT IN USE....I RECOMMEND USING RECHARGABLE BATTERIES....
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW ANYTHING ELSE ABOUT THIS CAMERA, EMAIL ME AND I WILL TRY TO HELP YOU....I HOPE THIS HELPS ANYONE WHO READS THIS....THANK YOU....
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