Sony Mavica MVC-CD200 Digital Camera

Pros: Easy to use, lot of manual features
Cons: Uses only Sony 8mmCD's, sometimes freezes

This camera has many good features. It has only a few important down sides which I will mention here at the beginning. 1-It's bulky 2-The CD's have to be Sony 8mm CD's! 3-The camera does not have buffer memory. This means that if you take a picture, ...

Pros: Great storage format, clear pictures, ease of picture transfer.
Cons: Price, heavy, big, no optical viewfinder, only 2 mp.

I have been looking at digital cameras quite a lot in the past few months, I have a lot of requirements for any camera that I might buy. The mavica fits the bill perfectly for some, and others it doesn't do very well at all. By the end of this review you...

Pros: Takes great pictures - both still and video clips; great media format.
Cons: slightly bulky; features can be overwhelming at first

I remember as a kid in the 70's, it was cool for a while (at least in my neighborhood) to have the newest camera. We all had some of the Kodak 110 cartridge cameras and would snap pictures of just about anything (of course the really cool kids had mom...

Pros: Looks very cool, more memory/less cost, many features, still and moving pictures.
Cons: hard to handle for large hands and rather heavy.

This camera is a sweet piece of hardware, capable of capturing still or moving images. Controls are confusing at first, but after giving the manual a once over the camera becomes very user friendly. This camera has many features for everyone. One...

Pros: Great picture quality. 3" CD-R/RW media. Auto and Manual settings. MPEG movies with sound.
Cons: Slightly Bulkier than most. Highly sensitive to movement during disc initialization. Pricey.

With so many cameras to choose from Sony made it easier to pick out something different from the crowd. Their line of Mavica camera's in general have caused a commotion but throw in the concept of saving your images to a 3" CD-R/RW disc and you've just...

Pros: Sturdy construction, Numerous features, Excellent storage medium, Fast storage
Cons: No viewfinder, No external charger included

I wasn't looking to buy a new camera, but I was sucked in by the unique storage format of this new Mavica from Sony, and now I actually own one.

Putting the storage issues aside for a moment (see the bottom of this review for myth debunking of...

Pros: Great photos, lots of features, writes to mini CDs, great zoom.
Cons: Heavy/bulky, no view finder, images blur slightly with movement on occasion

I bought this camera about a year ago. I bought a large stack 50 of generic Mini-CDs for $20 and th ...

Pros: Unlimited storage
Cons: CD format is not compatible with all CD-ROM drives

I won't try to cover what has been covered already in the several very good reviews already here; but to note other points not previously mentioned.

The movie mode (with sound) is very slick. It is limited to the capacity of the cameras...

Pros: Take pictures all day, pre-archived images.
Cons: Bulky, will need extra batteries to go all day.

Well, I've owned a CD Mavica 200 for quite a while now, and I'm just getting around to reviewing it. Why? Because since new models have been being made, I've seen some good deals on the older models, and therefore I thought people might be interested ...

Pros: Great Media Format, Huge storage capability, Video/Audio Output
Cons: No external battery charger.

I purchased this camera after comparing it to the Sony FD series of cameras that use floppy media. The main advantages I was interested in were the ability to store lots of images on cheap CDRW media. This media allows you to store between 300 and 1000...

Pros: ANYONE can use this camera! Large LCD screen, great pics!
Cons: a little bulky, price

I had never used a digital camera before I purchased this one. The CD format has been so incredibly easy to use. My biggest worry when I was looking at digital cameras was about gettingthe pictures on the computer, I didn't want to have to be bothered by...

Pros: high quality, saves pictures onto CDs, long-lasting battery, video clips
Cons: low resolution compared to newer cameras, bulky

My husband and I bought this camera last year. I recently bought a new camera by another brand that ...

Pros: Rechargeable Battery! Never a storage problem! Great Camera!
Cons: Big and a bit over sized!

As I work with teens in a church, I needed a camera that could last a long time (power) and store a ton of pictures as well! My search came to an end when I came across the CD 200! It never has failed me as far as taking 200 pictures at any one...

Pros: CD storage and MPEG capability.
Cons: Extremely slow when writing to a .tiff

I have had this camera for over a year now. My friends in Germany had the DSC-50 which has the same features but I was discouraged by the number of memory sticks needed for an extended vacation as I am a heavy picture taker. I had a very good 35mm with...

Pros: Great pictures, easiest digital camera to use, holds MORE pictures than any other camera!!!
Cons: It's a little large, won't fit in your pocket or purse.

This digital camera was very easy to use. I've had the chance to work with other camera's before and memory cards. hook-up wires and software drivers are just to complicating. This camera uses a mini-CD to store pictures on. All computers are equipped...