V8010 BLACK, 8.1 MP + FREE SD CARD has absolutely everything you ever need in a digital camera + more This is a great camera for everyday use giving you a massive 8MP quality shots for under £50!!! The amazing value does not stop there as you are getting a camera with Li-ion rechargable batteries seen in much more expensive models, 8 times zoom (digital) and also Movie mode (with audio) see below for full spec Image Type: 8.0 mega pixels CMOS Sensor LCD: 2.5″ TFT LCD display (640 x 240 pixels) Resolution: Max. 12 mp resolution by interpolation Image size : (VGA): 640 x 480 (1.3M): 1280 x 960 (3M) : 2408 x 1536 (5M): 2560 x 1920 (8M): 3264 x 2448 (12M) : 4032 x 3024 by interpolation Movice clip with audio, 320x 240 30fps, 640 x 480 15 fps. Zoom Digital: Up to 8X Focal Length: Lens aperture F2.8 Internal Memory: Built-in 16 MB flash memory, SD Memory Card supported up to 2Gb Flash Modes Auto, Off , Fill , Red Eye reduction Shooting Mode Auto, Program-Mode, Portrait, Night Portrait, Landscape, Sport, Night Landscape, Backlight Image File Formats Still Image: JPEG(Exif 2.2), DCF, DPOF Movie Mode: AVI (Motion JPEG), 30fps sound White balance: Auto/Daylight/Cloudy/ Tungsten /Fluorescent/ OSD language: English/Chinese/French/German/ Italian/Spanish/Portuguese Software: Camera Driver: Mass Storage Driver for Windows 98 SE / Window 2000/ME/XP System Requirements: Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP Minimum 32MB RAM (XP: 128MB) 140MB of available hard-disk space Power source: Li-ion rechargeable Battery Size: 95 x 60 x 23 mm
Helpful consumer’s review
I bought a Vivitar 8010 because I wanted some good photos of my grandsons 18th Birthday, I went for this camera because I had bought Vivitar previously and this being an 8 mega pixel I expected it to be better than my 5.0 mega pixel camera.
To say I was disappointed is an understatement. The pictures were very blurry and it was virtually impossible to tell who was in the photos. Even the image on the camera screen was blurry.The only way that you could get any type of image was to make sure that the camera was perfectly still. I wrote to Vivitar on 25th August 2008 and enclosed some of the photos, but they haven’t even acknowledged my correspondence.
On my experience of this model I wouldn’t want to recommend it at all, although my Vivitar 3935 is still taking reasonably good photos
