patrickg
Veteran Member
Bought an RCA CDS1005 at Walmart for $50. Comes with a cable to review pix on a TV and two cables to get pix into computer, a serial cable for a com port and a USB cable. Just plug the camera, in my case using USB, into the computer (camera is powered parasitically by USB, serial would not and camera batts would supply power). On the desktop, click on My Computer then My RCA camera and voila there are all your pictures as jpeg files. You can click/drag them to anywhere, or print them or whatever. The down side of the camera is that it has no removable media. But downloading to a laptop, desktop or whatever is fast and dead simple and yu can then erase one or all of the pix in the camera with a couple menu choices and yoiu are ready to take another camera full of pix. Standard resolution is 640x480, there is a fine res too. Since I got it primarily for sharing pix on the net and having instant "developing" as in printing the pix on my color printer, I can deal with the less than state of the art resolution.
Has flash and runs on two AA cells. Internal mem holds 32 pix at 640x480. Fine res gives 16 pix capacity.
Works great.
Patrick
Has flash and runs on two AA cells. Internal mem holds 32 pix at 640x480. Fine res gives 16 pix capacity.
Works great.
Patrick