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| SiPix SC-2300 Deluxe 2.1MP Digital Camera | 
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| List Price: $129.99 Buy New: $30.00 You Save: $99.99 (77%)
Avg. Customer Rating:   (based on 11 reviews) Sales Rank: 75135 Category: Photography
Publisher: SIPIX Studio: SIPIX Brand: SiPix Label: SIPIX Media: Electronics System Memory: 16 Floppy Disk Drive: None Special Features: Macro Optical Zoom: 0 Digital Zoom: 2 Connectivity: USB Display Size: 1.8 Battery: 4 AA Alkaline Includes MP3 Player: 0 ISO Equivalent: 100 Maximum Aperture: 3 Maximum Focal Length: 60 Minimum Focal Length: 20 Maximum Resolution: 2.1 Maximum Shutter Speed: .0002 Minimum Shutter Speed: .5 Maximum Vertical Resolution: 1200 Number Of Rapid Fire Shots: 4 Has Red Eye Reduction: 1 Has Tripod Mount: 0 Size: Medium Size Warranty: 1 year warranty Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5 Dimensions (in): 2 x 4.5 x 2.8
MPN: D083Y0 Model: D083Y0 UPC: 815251000521 EAN: 0815251000521 ASIN: B0000683PH
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| | 2.1 megapixel sensor creates 1600 x 1200 images for prints at sizes up to 8 x 10 inches | | | 2x digital zoom autofocus lens | | | Includes 16 MB SmartMedia card | | | Connects with PCs and Macs via USB port |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description The SiPix SC-2300 Deluxe digital camera provides 2.1 million pixels for photos with exceptional detail and color. Use the high-resolution pictures taken with the SC-2300 Deluxe to make photo-realistic prints up to 8" x 10" in size. The SC-2300 Deluxe includes a removable, reusable 16MB SmartMedia memory card. With the SmartMedia card you can delete the pictures and use the card over again. Or when the memory card becomes full, just take it out and put another one in.Featuring a USB interface, you'll get blazing-fast downloads, up to 10 times faster than serial interfaces. Use the 2X digital zoom or macro mode to get up close to your subject. With the auto focus lens, taking a picture is as simple as pushing the shutter button. For those looking for more control, the SC-2300 Deluxe has manual adjustable exposure, white balance and special effect modes. The continuous shot feature allows you to rapidly capture four continuous pictures in a row. The 1.8-inch color LCD monitor provides accurate framing, image previewing or instant playback. All of these features are packed into a stylish camera that performs as well as it looks.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 6 more reviews...
  AWSOME, A GREAT DIGITAL CAMERA January 5, 2004 I'm maximiiano from Argentina and some days ago y bought a SC-300 SI PIX deluxe. Thisa camera takes GREAT PICTURES it reaches 275x300 DPI!!!! for digital prints using it's max resolution (2MP) I recomend to us the power adapter 6v 2 amp center positive, an 4 1800mah(minimun, i'm using a 2200mah) NIMH rechargabel battery. I ALSO TAKE PICTURES TO THE FIREWORKS. I RECOMEND YOU THIS ONE
  No luck with the camera and the company March 8, 2003 2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I received this camera as a Christmas gift. The batteries actually pop out of the camera without warning. The driver software is defective. I have gotten the software to work one time. I contacted the company about the problems with the camera and software. I have yet to get a reply or any assitance of any kind. My advice is to let that camera decorate the shelf on the shop where they sell them.
  Great when it works February 8, 2003 5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I was extremely happy when I first got the camera. Easy to use, good (PDF) manual, Really nice detailed pictures for the price and I've never even used the "high quality" mode! That's where it ends though!! I first started having problems when the weather turned cold. I was taking some outside pictures on a day with 32 to 40 degree temps and after about 5 shots, the camera said "unformatted mem"?? I lost those 5 pix. This has happened numerous times since and Tech Support says the SmartMedia chips are only good above 32 degrees. So now I run out take a few shots then run back in the house and xfer them to the pc. It has degraded some more with a red blurry bar in the photos when using the flash inside...(any light source or setting)and the latest is an intermittent "door open" message with the door closed. Yup..if I press on the battery/mem door, the indication changes.. sometimes.Those outside pix I manage to save are still excellent quality though...I guess the "Glass is only half cracked". Guess I'll see how their RMA process works.....
  Frustration and Headaches January 27, 2003 9 out of 9 found this review helpful
For Christmas my Sis decided to purchase a digital camera for herself. Knowing that I knew more about techs than she does, she asked me to search for a decent digital camera under $$$. I narrowed my search between Sipix's SC-2300 and HP's PS320. Both had the same retail price of $$$ with similar specs, except Sipix had a larger LCD (HP: 1.5, Sipix 1.8), double the memory to 16MB, and a slightly larger mega pixel by 0.1 (HP has a 2.0 mega pixel). After comparing the specs I opted for the Sipix camera, so when I saw the camera being sold for 30 dollars less at Amazon for $$$... I bought it.I surely thought I had made the right decision, but I was absolutely disappointed the first day I used it. First of all the driver that came with the box did not work properly with Windows XP. After being frustrated trying to figure out why it did not work properly with my Sis notebook, and after numerous attempts to reinstall the driver, I visited Sipix's poorly-made website. There, Sipix explained that there is a problem with the old driver running under WinXP, and said that downloading the new version would resolve it. Windows XP has been out in the market since October 2001, so for Sipix to not have caught this major bug is absolutely appalling. After I installed the driver the camera finally started to work with my notebook. Another gripe I have about this camera is that the picture quality of the LCD is terrible. The LCD is dark even in bright conditions. It would have been better to have not included the LCD feature, not only is it useless it also drains the battery life significantly; so it's wise to shut the LCD feature off. The camera came with 4 AA batteries that quickly died-out in less than two hours of use with LCD use. The camera does not include an electric cord to connect to the outlet, and because I did not have any 4 AA batteries around me I couldn't use it until the next day when I bought a new set of battery. Unless you want to keep on driving to the store for batteries every other day, I recommend you purchase 4 AA NiHM rechargeable batteries with recharger; that's another $$$ out from your wallet. Despite the measly battery life, bad driver, and dark LCD, it does produce acceptable pictures. But after all these troubles even if the pictures were life-like, I wouldn't recommend this camera. I.... If you're in the market for a digital camera opt for one that includes rechargeable batteries and better Quality LCD. Unfortunately these are pricier, so if your budget is limited it's probably best to wait for prices to go down and for the technology to get better. This is certainly not the right time for to purchase high-quality, low priced digital cameras at this time
  unworthy of calling itself a camera, let alone a digital one January 27, 2003 4 out of 5 found this review helpful
1.It gives very dark pictures just three or four feet away from the subject regardless of the flash being on or not. 2. the central button to select activity turns around with the slightets move, even after you turn the camera off and it is inside a bag. 3. Three months after I bought it and probably using it for about half a dozen times and for less than fifty pictures, all of a sudden in the middle of taking Christmas pictures it stopped working, and it has not worked since. No it does not have any thing to do with the battery. So now I really do not know what to do with it. I bought it from CompUSA, and they are not willing to get involved. It is a total waste of my money, and I will not touch this brand name again. Shame on you SiPix
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