OSI DS6628 1.3MP Slot Flash Slim Digital Camera

My boyfriend got me this camera for Valentine's Day. I thought it was a toy, I mean, it was so small, how could it be a real camera? but I was wrong. it is a real camera, it takes pictures, and the quality is really good too!

I dont know why other people are dissing this camera. I mean, for the size and the price of it, it really isn't that bad.

I carry this camera with me everywhere, because it fits perfect in my purse, and I just love taking random pictures!

Did you ever order a novelty product advertised in the back of a comic book when you were a kid? I waited until I was 43 to order this camera as a Christmas present for my seven-year old child. Friend, it don't float. Nor will it take pictures or connect to the Windows XP on my computer in Japan. OSI's response to my request for technical assistance was a one-line restatement of its 30-day return policy.

The camera itself is not much bigger than a credit card. The shutter release is piece of plastic smaller than my small child's index finger. She showed no surprise when unable to take or upload photos.

I went to a local electronics store and bought a second-hand camera for twice the price when it became clear that OSI was not going to offer even token assistance. It was Christmas in January and I have a package of plastic to recycle.

For around $60, you can get a much better camera that's at least 2 MP. Add $40 more and you can get a 3 MP with 3.5" TFT 240x320 screen. This is NOT worth the money.

If you're looking for picture quality, this is not the camera to get. I'm sure it will be great for quick pictures on the go, but for anything else it's just bad.

This is a great little camera for just about anything. It fits anywhere and takes pretty good pictures. I loved that this camera could go anywhere I noticed a slight problem with the flash also, but it only happened every once in a while and in general didn't affect the quality of my pictures. This is one of the best cameras I've ever had.

This camera is great to take into places where cameras are not allowed. Although I never have done this, it probably could be done, though I don't recommend it at all.

The camera comes with a Flash Module, Strap, Case, USB Cable, Software, and AA battery for the flash. The camera has taken some decent pictures, I mostly use this camera to take pictures of myself or of my family and share them with friends. I would not recommend this camera to a professional photographer.

I have had several problems with this camera, however.
1) The battery says it's charged but isn't.
The battery charges through the USB cable. It supposedly takes a mere 2 hours to charge the battery, but even when the display says that the battery has finished charging, I find that it has not charged the battery at all. Although this doesn't happen all the time, I find that it happens more frequently than not.
2) Flash is inconsistent.
When I say that the flash is inconsistent, I just mean that sometimes when I take pictures, I find that the flash makes everything fairly white. I believe that this varies and depends how far away you are from your subject(s); and that the closer you are to your subject(s), the whiter your picture will turn out.

Other than those problems, I have found the camera to be reliable and to take decent pictures.

I used this camera for a few months while my husband was deployed to Iraq. I took pics of the kids and my son took pics of me, so we could email them to our soldier. It was a great way to keep in contact. I didn't have one problem with it. I love the size, fits in my pocket. it has standard digital camera features...you can set a timer, you set if you're taking a close up or far away picture, you set the quality, if you want a higher resolution.
and I brought the media card to the store and put it in the machine to print out the pictures and the quality was great.
This camera is definitely worth the money, it's not a professional camera, but it's the best "everyday" camera I've used!!!