AgfaPhoto Digital Camera Reviews

"This download (Agfa ePhoto 1280 Digital Camera) is freeware...Soft32 (ITNT) cannot be held liable for issues that arise from the download or use of these software products..." read more »

"The first impression of this means very good...However, despite of all marked defects, controls the camera ePhoto 1680 - one from most convenient among many cameras...The 2X digital magnification in ePhoto 1680 special interests is not represented - the camera and so rather long-focus and the digital magnification can need unless for economies of a place on a flashcard...As doubtless dignities ePhoto 1680 it is necessary to mark the good interface for management of the camera..." read more »

"This download (Agfa ePhoto 780 Digital Camera) is freeware...Soft32 (ITNT) cannot be held liable for issues that arise from the download or use of these software products..." read more »

"One such example is Agfa's ePhoto 780c, a serious attempt by the company to break into the consumer market...the presence of hand grips on the left- and right-hand side of the case encourages a proper grip, which, in turn, helps avoid any obscuring of the flash...The blue metallic finish of the 780c makes it look curiously like a die-cast Thunderbirds toy from the 1970s, but the overall build quality is solid...In fact, the 780c's ability to switch the composite video output from NTSC to PAL is really about as technically demanding as this camera gets..." read more »

"Either way, the CL18's fixed focus precludes adjusting the lens to capture close-ups...The CL18 (with 2MB internal memory) is a good value, as long as image quality and macro mode (for close shooting) are not critical priorities for you...Image quality is between fair and good..." read more »

"Add to this the capability to shoot your own mini videos and you have a formidable package for a bargain price...We recommend that you set up each application individually, with a restart between each...The CL20 is an excellent camera at a startlingly low price and, despite a few problems installing the software, we heartily recommend it..." read more »

"Given that a standalone Clik drive will set you back about £150, that's not a bad deal...That's pretty good in itself, but the best bit is that the Clik 40Mb disks only cost about £8 each if you buy a multi-pack...First, the pictures just aren't as good as you'd get from even the cheapest traditional camera, and second, you need special memory cards which insert into the camera and onto which you store your pictures..." read more »

"The CL34 also has an LCD screen - the only significant improvement on the CL20...Agfa's newest addition to its digital camera range is an excellent budget option and the LCD screen justifies the extra expense...Once you've installed the software, open the Photowise image editing application, make sure the camera is connected to the PC via the USB cable that's supplied and just click and drag pictures to the application..." read more »

"Optical focus not good, many features for a cheap camera...The majority of the pictures have been very good with excellent results printing them at Ofoto...Clear crisp pictures at 4 * 6 and 5 * 7, I have printed 3 8 * 10 and they had very good clarity..." read more »