📷 Toshiba PDR-M70 3.2MP Digital Camera: Sharp Images with Powerful 3x Optical Zoom Review

This camera should satisfy all but the most demanding of users. It can be used immediately (after charging the battery), but I recommend reading the manual to get the most out of your camera. I spent about a month reading many digital camera reviews and concluded that the Toshiba M70 was the best bang for the buck. The only other camera that looked the same or maybe a little better was the Olympus 3000/3030, but it cost $100/300 more considering the discount. Everything you need is in the box…

I have wanted to write this review since I started using my Toshiba digital camera a month ago. Ordered online, arrived in no time. I had it out of the box and was shooting faster than you can put film in a 35mm camera. Ease of setup and ease of use are some of the key factors to consider when buying a digital camera and this one is for you. I've spent many hours researching products on the internet and it's reduced to two; One is Sony and the other is Toshiba. I've had it for a month now and…

I bought this camera because I needed something with a flash sync port (for professional flash studio gear) and the ability to attach filters. However, filters cannot be attached without an adapter. This definitely seems to be the era of aftermarket accessories. Why not just put the lens on instead of the "outer ring"? Ironically, this is one of the few cameras (as of late 2001) with external flash capability (the Olympus C range only has a proprietary 5-pin connector, as do some of the Nikon…