Neat!
$20 huh? Wow! Excellent. I've been looking for a decent camera for my cooking videos. The web cam just plain stinks
Posted by: Tom on May 20, 08 | 5:56 am
awesome! I've always wanted to take a video like that.
Posted by: dre on May 20, 08 | 12:23 pm
Say, do they still have those people hanging off the side of a building after the Chicago stop on the brown line? I used to love riding past them, because they're so random. Just wondering.
Posted by: Lisa on May 22, 08 | 3:07 pm
ha! yeah, they are still hanging off the building. They must be strong.
Posted by: spudart on May 22, 08 | 4:07 pm
Your post inspired me to do a review for the Vistaquest VQ1005 on my blog.
Here's an excerpt from the review that you'll want to keep in mind, Matt:
Make sure that you don't leave a battery in the camera for too long. I left a battery in my Vistaquest VQ1005 and the battery connectors started to corrode and now my Vistaquest VQ1005 is dead. The last time I used the camera was in mid-October. I tried using it in mid-April. That was a 6 month span of non-use with a battery installed that caused it to corrode.
crap. the battery corroded the battery connectors?! I wonder if wal-mart still sells the VQ1005.
Posted by: spudart on May 22, 08 | 4:55 pm
Vistaquest makes a 3 megapixel version of this camera. Everything is exactly the same, but there's a 3 megapixel CMOS imaging chip instead of a 1 megapixel CMOS imaging chip. It's about $35. Available only at select WalMart shops. I's share the link, but i can't find it right now.
That sounds interesting a $35 3-megapixel camera. I wonder what resolution video it would shoot. A search for vistaquest on Wal-Mart's site doesn't yield a $35 camera. The cheapest one is $49.84--and that is out of stock online. Posted by: spudart on May 24, 08 | 7:53 am
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