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A 10GB (20GB with compression) data cartridge for the DLT 2000 drive system
Product Description
Design the
garden of your dreams! Includes an online encyclopedia covering annuals, perennials, vegetables & more. Plus, view your garden designs in 3D!
Customer Reviews:
Mildly interesting.......2005-10-19
Limited Database and cheesy 3d graphics. Nice descriptions of the plants it does have, however. If you're new to gardening and you want to explore shapes and heights, etc, this program is sort of okay. I would much rather start with a great program and grow into it. The problem is that such quality programs consistently cost well over $1,000. Unfortunately I have yet to find anything better in the economy category than this, so if you're going to buy one, it might as well be this one.
Not as advertised.......2005-09-17
This is advertised as being compatible with Mac OS. It is not.
Do not order if you have a Mac computer.
DON'T even THINK ABOUT buying this one!!.......2005-09-13
This software was created in 1995 and updated in 1996, and though it claims to be supported by Windows-XP it will only cause you grief. This gardening software "requires" and attempts to install QuickTime v2.1.2 yet won't recognize QuickTime v5 or v6 and as such the gardening program refuses to even startup; I'm not about to abandon a newer version of Quick Time or Windows-XP just for this software (which is worthless to me). It sounds good in the ad, but that's where the good stops. The only good thing about it is if you toss it into the nearest fire or garbage crusher at least you won't be out too much money.
Not much there.......2005-09-01
This software is not of much use, especially if you are interested in xeriscaping.
It may seem cheap but with shipping it does become expensive for what you get. Ideally I would like to buy the Home and Garden Designer software, but only if they had two extra funtions: 1) Ability to modify the database to enter your own plants, be they obscure or modified to your climate etc, and 2) The ability to animate through the seasons or have a garden planner that shows which plants are in bloom and during which weeks.
Burpee 3D for Windows XP - NO!.......2004-08-29
I purchased this product which says on the case that it is compatible with XP. When I installed it, it insisted on installing in the root directory. That is a holdover from DOS and a Windows program shouldn't do it. Then it wanted to install QuickTime v2.x, didn't recognize QuickTime v6 and refused to run without the older version. If you have a computer capable of running XP, find something else.
Product Description
The 10.1-Megapixel EX-Z1080 produces beautiful photographs even when making large prints. 6400 ISO enables high sensitivity photography and ideal for photographing darker scenes and reducing blur caused by shaky hands and subject movement. The Exilim Engine 2.0 high-performance image-processing module allows high quality movies to be recorded at the high compression rate of the next-generation H.264 standard. Modern H.264/AVC video encoding ensures movie file sizes remain small, yet high quality, and YouTube Capture Mode sets all the right parameters for easy posting. YouTube allows people to easily upload and share video clips on YouTube and across the Internet through websites, blogs and e-mail. Casio has also included an exclusive software application that makes it fast and simple to upload movies to YouTube. Other headline features include face-detection, Anti Shake DSP and sensitivities up to ISO 6400. Anti Shake DSP reduces blur due to shaky hands and subject movement, using high shutter speeds and high sensitivity settings. YouTube Capture Mode allows users to shoot movies at the optimum size, quality, and other settings for uploading to YouTube The combination of face detection technology and the auto-tracking AF system, using motion analysis technology, maintains both sharp focus and correct exposure for a human face Blur reduction technologies driven by the Exilim Engine 2.0 image-processing module Shutter speed - 1/2 - 1/800 second (Program AE) Scene modes - 41 Best Shot modes Flash - Auto, Forced On, Forced Off, Soft Flash and Red-Eye reduction Dimensions - 3.59 x 2.25 x 0.95 Weight - 4.41 ounces
Customer Reviews:
I highly recommend this product.......2007-12-21
I have been using a digital SLR Minolta for two years and I have not used one of these point and shoot digital cameras so please read my review based on these. Maybe some or all of these features are already in other point and shoot cameras.
To sum it up, I think this is a very good value for all the features you get.
Features I like:
-I like several pre-programmed best shot features. It has best shot modes such as high sensitivity, business cards, night portrait, old pics. Amazing.
-The video quality is so so but for a camera like this I think it is good. After all it is a digital camera not a video camera. I am happy with it. It has features like short video that captures 4 secs before and 4 secs after you click the shutter. I have not tried it yet but I think it uses a buffer memory to do this. Amazing. You do not worry about clicking the shutter too late.
-It has auto frame function. It follows the focused person if (s)he moves. I have not used the face recognition feature yet.
-It is very intuitive and easy to use. Options are easy to access.
-If you buy it online the price is very good for a camera like this
-It is small, easy to carry.
The things to watch out:
-I think the hand strap is weak and looks cheap
-It looks like (I am not sure) this is thicker than other Exilims. It still is a small camera.
-Most of the information is on the CD provided. Paperback Manual provided gives only basic info to operate.
-It seems like there is a slight lag after you click on shutter and while it is writing on the memory. I am used to my digital SLR I guess.
Overall I am very happy with it. I'd recommend it.
Casio Exilim EX-1989 10MP.......2007-12-18
Camera is amazing. Very user friendly. Long battery life. Great videos. Wide range of options for amateur or professional use.
Giving as a gift, but want one for myself!.......2007-12-03
My fiance and I bought this camera as a gift for his parents. The shipping was extremely fast and the camera is amazing. Although, we haven't used it yet, we bought a Casio Exilim 6MP last year and absolutely love it! So, we knew exactly what type of camera to buy them and now we are going to register for this one! You can't beat the 10MP! Most big retail stores don't even have them in the store right now. This camera is a little thicker than our 6MP , but it has a lot more power!
Their camera recently failed at our engagement party and his mom was really upset. So, we know that they are going to love it, especially with all of the events coming up!
I liked this camera so much I bought two!.......2007-11-29
I am a long time Canon camera diehard, and my wife is a long time Sony camera user.
Recently we wanted to upgrade to smaller, more capable cameras. I purchased the Casio EX-Z1080 after reading favorable reviews online. I purchased this for my wife, and she loved it after trying it out for a week.
I really liked photos, movie mode, speedy photo performance, and decided to buy a second one for myself, in lieu of some of the Canon models I was seriously considering.
Pros: Small, long life battery, very simple and easy to use, great images, lots of features.
Cons: Not much, macro mode is not as good as the Canons I have used, but still adequate. Movies are only at 25 fps instead of standard 30 fps, but not a big deal in my eyes.
So far we both love our Casios and look forward to enjoying it for a long time.
EDIT: I did a side to side comparison to a Canon SD800is, which I was debating about buying, and here are some thoughts about these two cameras:
The Casio EX-Z1080 is far more intuitive and usable than the Canon from a UI perspective and physical ergonomics perspective.
After playing with the SD800is for several hours, and reading every page of the Canon basic and advanced guide, I'm still confused on some features, and it's definitely a lot more complex to use than the Casio. I skimped over the Casio user guide and it's super intuitive to use.
Here are the pros/cons of the two cameras in my opinion:
Casio Pros (in relative order of importance):
1. UI and ergonomics are super, even my wife who is not a technowhiz figured it in a few minutes.
2. ability to easily change most settings very very quickly, which means more flexibility in taking shots
3. large, clear LCD screen
4. long battery life, one of the longest in its compact camera class
5. 10.1 megapixels (doesn't really matter to me because I use 1600x1200 most of the time anyhow, or 2 megapixel resolution)
6. sturdy metal case, solid feel, versus plastic case / more fragile feel of the SD800is.
7. Visible battery meter shows status in 3 bars, so you can recharge well ahead of the weak battery status.
Casio Cons
1. digital image stabilization only (means increasing ISO to compensate for movement) - although most images are fine
2. lack of optical viewfinder (I use this in bright light, and to conserve battery life if forced to)
3. optical zoom only 3x, versus 3.8 on the SD800 IS
Canon SD800is pros:
1. Optical image stabilization - this is the best image stabilization method, versus digital Image Stabilization which is not really all that good
2. wide angle lens - more area for indoor shots
3. 3.8 optical zoom
4. Optical viewfinder (at the expense of a much smaller LCD)
Canon SD800is cons:
1. UI and ergonomics are far worse than Casio (I spent 3 hours studying the manuals and still haven't figured half the stuff out like I did with the Casio, and I HATE the hard to push buttons on the back)
2. battery life is not as good as Casio, and there's no battery status meter. The weak battery icon pops up only when it's too late.
3. Can only do date and time stamp on 1600x1200 images (I like to date and time stamp every shot so I know when it was taken)
3. 7.1 mega pixels versus 10.1 megapixels on the Casio (not a big deal in my book)
4. Feels bigger and fatter than the Casio (although they both have the same dimensions, the Casio just feels a lot slimmer, and better)
5. plastic case. versus metal case of the Casio (the Casio feels very good to hold)
6. much smaller LCD than the Casio
7. shiny chrome parts are constantly smudged, and hard to keep clean
So overall Casio is such a user friendly camera, that it really is optimal for the point and shoot crowd (most consumers).
The best camera.......2007-11-25
I LOVE this camera!!! I own the casio 1050 and the casio 1080. I much prefer this camera over the 1050. The 1050 has a poor lcd screen and they fixed that with the 1080. This camera also has face detection which the 1050 does not. The picture quality is amazing on the casio 1080. I have 3 kids ages 1, 3 and 8 and could not ask for a better camera. All the extra features are very easy to use. I also love the video. I can playback the video on my camera with audio. The battery life lasts a very long time. I cant think of one con for this camera. It is my all time favorite. Thanks Casio for finally coming out with the camera that I have been looking for. Although the other poster did mention getting a 1GB SD card and a nice case included!?!?! I did not recieve either of those? How did you get those to come with your camera?
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Tiny binoculars, giant views! Light, lean, and tough, Zhumell 8x21 compact binoculars are the optimal choice for adventure.Whether you're climbing the Virunga Mountains in the sultry heat of the African summer, jammed into the stands of an NFL stadium or on a birding expedition to the local marsh, it's important to have your hands free. Zhumell compact binoculars will give you that freedom. Their canvas case straps to your belt, and its Velcro closure provides fast access in the instant of need. Quickly, the Zhumell in its silver, mar-resistant coating uncoils with a graceful, gull-wing motion. The wonderfully smooth, center focus quickly adjusts with a touch of the rubber-coated dial, and the picture gets finer with a twist of the diopter adjustment. Fold-down eyecups provide an improved field of view for eyeglass wearers, too.Zhumell compact binoculars offer big-time capabilities in a small package. They're the perfect choice for the viewer on the go!
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