No comments about Vivitar PZ3815DB Compact 35mm Power Zoom Camera.

No comments about Vivitar 70-210mm Manual Zoom Lens for Nikon Cameras.

No comments about Vivitar EZ35 Colors 35mm Camera, Green.

4 comments about Vivitar Vivicam 3665 2.1MP Digital Camera.

1. What a great new toy for my electronics collection. The Vivitar Vivicam 2.1MP is by no means a toy by nature. From the moment you remove it from the box, this marvel of the modern age will never cease to amaze you. It comes standard with features that cameras twice the cost fumble to compare with. The Vivitar Vivicam 2.1MP is not a camera for the faint hearted but more so for those who live life on the edge. So dont waste anymore of your precious time on the other brand digital cameras but bring the digital world to life with your Vivitar Vivicam 2.1MP digital camera. Cheers.



2. I JUST BOUGHT THIS CAMERA ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO. I AM VERY
   IMPRESSED AT THE IMAGE QUALITY AND THE CAMERA ITSELF. YOU JUST
   DON'T FIND THE FEATURES AND THE IMPRESSIVE QUALITY IN SUCH
   AN INEXPENSIVE DIGITAL CAMERA. 3X OPTICAL ZOOM WORKS GREAT.
   TAKES SUPERB PICTURES INSIDE OR OUT. PLAN TO TAKE IT ON
   VACATION. HAS TV OUT AND TAKES SHORT VIDEO CLIPS. GREAT BONUS.
   DO NOT HESITATE TO BUY THIS CAMERA, YOU WILL NOT BE
   DISSAPOINTED.



3. I bought this camera back in July. I liked it, it took pictures just fine, was a good deal for $140.
   But it let me down. In Feb. the zoom lens jammed. The first thing this camera does when you turn it on is pop out the zoom, so this turned it into a brick. It is very difficult to get a person on the phone and not voicemail. I sent the camera to Vivitar. They also make you send a check for $5 for return shipping! A month later, I received a replacement. With a bad flash, although I can see how whoever inspecting missed it, because the flash does a weak blink. Now in late April, I'm still waiting for them to send me a mailing label to return the bad replacement, because I've already paid shipping twice and should not have to pay again. I've given up on Vivitar and bought a Nikon Coolpix 2100.



4. I paid $59 for this camera, and I found that it was worth every cent!
   
   The photos it takes are very clear, and I've had no problem figuring everything out on the camera. At first the instruction booklet looks a bit daunting, but it is split up in sections for different languages. Their really isn't that much at all to read, and it's even easier to figure out.
   
   One thing I noticed on this page is that it takes a CR123A battery, and it actually takes 4 AA batteries.
   
   If you have a tight budget, then don't hesitate on this camera. It's definitely worth the cost! It's also a nice beginner camera for someone who's never owned a digital camera before.

1 comments about Vivitar EZ35 Colors 35mm Camera, Blue.

1. I bought this camera because I forgot to take mine to a trip, and it was cheaper than a one-time-use camera.
   I already developed the photos I took with it, and they are just plain (I mean, the're not bad, but you won't say "wow!")... although the product is good, you can't expect too much of a camera under $[money].
   It's perfect for kids, because of its colors and its simplicity. It also works with one AA battery... which is good also for kids.
   The only thing missing in this kit is a stringed-cover for the camera... but it's a good cheap buy if you are in an emergency and don't want to spend too much money.

No comments about Vivitar 28-210mm Manual Focus Zoom Lens for Pentax Camera.

1 comments about Vivitar 28-210mm AF Zoom Lens for Canon Camera.

1. I bought this lens to replace a Canon zoom lens I previously owned. This lens has made a world of difference in the quality of pictures I am able to produce. I am now planning on buying a new lens of a different power, and I definitely plan on it being a Vivitar.

5 comments about Vivitar V-4000 35mm SLR Camera Kit w/ 35-70mm Lens.

1. I got this camera for a few reasons, the main being it fit my budget. I've really enjoyed this camera for the last 2 years i've had it. However there have been some problems. for one the film hasen't always transferred(so i shoot a whole roll just to find it wasn't carrying). Even though there are problems, i've liked this camera quite a bit. One thing i really like is how light and sturdy it is. I've dropped it and hit it against rocks yet by looking at it you couldn't tell. All and all i would say this is a pretty good camera, esp. for a beginner.



2. I like to think that I would love this camera, IF I had it yet. I ordered the thing on the 7th of September, paid for two day shipping, and still haven't recieved it on the 15th. Just let this be a warning to you the consumer. Read what you are paying for. Make sure 2-day shipping acutally means 2-day shipping. If not, write an email, request an apology and a refund, and if all else fails take your business elsewhere.



3. So there I was... a college guy who wanted to do photography of the world around him and become the next (insert famous photographer) but had failed a class in high school and wasn't ready to drop a ton of cash on something he would be sick of in the next week.

   At first, I thought this was a piece of junk. It's lightweight (almost plastic body) and didn't look like it would hold up in my klutzy lifestyle. I WAS WRONG.

   This camera has traveled accross the country, been in rain and snow storms and still held up with the best cameras out there.

   The only drawback is that it's a manual camera. Which means, you need to know what you are doing to take good shots. I had no idea what was going on when I first started and now I am shooting pictures that hang in galleries and have won all sorts of awards.

   I will tell you that I did buy more lenses for it - and you know what! They were darn cheap on those auction websites.

   This is the best camera you are gonna get for the amount of money you are spending. Don't be fooled by it's low price either. I love mine, and am hesitant to trade it in for anything else.

   ...




4. Use this camera for learning photography or for shooting as an amateur especially if you want to go into manual mode for more creative photographic effects. The solidly constructed body and 35-70 macro zoom lens are both made in Japan. The camera accepts standard/widely-available K-mount lenses and Vivitar flashes. The focusing is very easy and the zoom mechanism is very smooth. This enabled me to take high quality photos without the need for expensive lithium batteries.



5. This camera was for my daughter's photography class in college. It arrived in great shape and was very reasonably priced. The icing on the cake was that it was the exact same camera that is referenced in her text book, so it was a win/win all around. The camera is not complicated and easy to use. We were very happy.

5 comments about Vivitar V3800N Manual SLR Camera with 50mm Lens & Case.

1. I bought this camera for a photography class I was taking (I had to drop the class because of problems with the camera). The first camera Vivitar sent to me had a broken light meter, so I contacted the company to send it back and have it replaced. The company (Ace photo and digital) made me pay the postage to send back a camera that came broken, and then sent me a second camera that once again didn't have a functioning light meter. I would send it back a second time, but I think I'll just buy a light meter that works with the money I would have spent on postage.



2. I've bought over a dozen of these cameras for a high school photography class, and I can tell you it is rare to find a fully manual 35mm SLR camera (though the light meter is battery operated with illuminated green and red plus and minus signs. Old people will remember the manually operated circle that you would manipulate over the meter needle with the aperture ring or shutter speed knob). The camera is simple, the user actually understands what's going on with the settings, and it holds up to student use. It reliably exposes film to a prescribed amount of light, and that's what it's all about.



3. This is a great camera that anyone can learn to use. Everything on it works well; I've had no problems with it whatsoever. There are no regrets with this purchase!



4. Ace Photo Digital is the type of company that goes on vacation for almost a week, has no intentions of selling you an item, and blows you off until you call them. They used the bait and switch tech on me saying that the package I bought was a mistake of amazons (which it wasn't) and they wouldn't honor my purchase. Very unprofessional company. Asked for a manager to call me, and never did. They do not care about their customers. It was a $150 camera w/ 2 lenses, tripod, flash, and case. They ended up canceling my order when I told them not to. DO NOT ORDER FROM THEM!



5. The camera that I bought is for my daughter. It is is perfect condition and works fine.

5 comments about Vivitar V3800N 35mm SLR Camera w/ 28-70mm Lens.

1. My V3800N was my very first camera purchased so that I could have a fully manual camera for my Photo 1 class. Although I haven't used it in a while, I still love my little Vivitar and have plans to take it back out again. It's solidly made with a great hand-feel. It's an excellent beginner's film camera. At at tasty price point, it's well worth the gamble because I promise it will pay off!



2. I am really like this camera it has all the bells and whistles. The photos come out great. I got this as gift and I just wanted to let peopl know it is good choice



3. I rate this with ONE star because it is not adigital. What is with this?? I come here to Amazon and type in DIGITAL SLR and after browsing through several I come to this one! Does someone at Amazon want me to accidently assume this is a digital and buy one?? WHAT IS WITH THIS! Can't hardly be an accident someone somewhere plays games so things will come up whether it fits search perameters or not ... this is so wrong I think



4. product works great and i love it there was a little bit of a shipping delay but he made sure i got it



5. I purchased this for my son who was taking a beginning B&W photography class at our local community college. Prior to making the purchase I read reviews from multiple sources and while most had good things to say, quite a few mentioned a faulty/poor light meter system. I made the purchase anyway, hoping to get a good one, but it was not to be. The light meter system is a bit cumbersome already when compared to all of the SLRs I've used through the years, but I can set the exposure on a subject, take a picture, and check the exposure before taking the next shot (same subject) and get a totally different reading just monents later. And I'm not talking one or two F-stops, this thing goes from a 'green light' at F4 at 1/60 to showing overexposed at F22 at 1/2000. It is so unreliable that I had to buy a hand-held light meter just to get my son through the semester. And you can bet this camera will be returned for repair/replacement once his class is complete.