Vivitar Vivicam 8025 Review by Gene Wright

Pink Vivitar Vivicam 8025 Digital 8MP Compact Digital Camera - Front

Vivitar Vivicam V8025 8.1MP Digital Camera is a stylish and Digital Camera Review by Gene Wright with great choice of features and high resolution of 8 Megapixels allowing to capture every detail and produce large prints. It's exceptionally user friendly thanks to its large touch screen.

Black Vivitar Vivicam 8025 Digital 8MP Compact Digital Camera - Back LCD

8.1 Megapixels
8.1 megapixel resolution provides amazing detail and picture quality that can even be seen in large photo prints.

Scene Select Modes
With pre-programmed exposure modes for portraits, scenery, sports, and other common shooting situations, the ViviCam 8025 always yields the best exposure possible.

Video Recording
Capture smooth, 30 frames-per-second video at up to 640 x 480 resolution. The time of your clips is limited only by the size of your memory card. 1 close Please Note:The ViviCam 8025 supports a maximum card size of 8GB.

Convenient USB Charging
The ViviCam 8025 is conveniently charged directly through your PC with the included USB cable. v 2.4" Touch-screen Display
Touch-screen functions put time-saving controls and features right at your fingertips.

Comes in Black, Red, Blue, Pink

• Vivitar ViviCam 8025 Point-and-shoot Digital Camera
• BL-4C Lithium Rechargeable Battery
• USB Cable
• Wrist Strap
• User Manual
• PhoTags Express Software CD-ROM (Windows Only)
• 1-Year Warranty

Poor image quality, May 18, 2010

By Steve

This review is from: Vivitar ViviCam 8025 - Digital camera - compact - 8.1 Mpix - supported memory: SD, SDHC - red (Electronics)

This camera is a faily simple point and shoot with a nice battery life, but it's all downhill from there. The LCD screen is terrible quality, which I wouldn't mind if the pictures still came out good. However, when put onto the computer the image quality is only mediocre. The 8.1 MP is only a gimmick to get consumers to buy this, as to I later found out that the lens of the camera cannot even support this quality. I have an old 1 MP camera that seems to take about the same quality pictures. I would only buy this if it is a child's first camera or something like that. Otherwise, I would not reccomend this, especially if you plan to use it for taking pictures of landscape, or anything you want good quality.