ALDI - Traveler Digital camera

kof

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searched ALDI, did not see this:
Check out the ALDI site http://www.aldifoods.com/
The've got a "Traveler Digital Camera - 6.31 MP" for $249 next week -
I googled Traveler - Their German and to quote from here
I have had a Traveler 5.25 mega pixel Camera for about 2 months bought at Aldi for about £180.My main camera is a Nikon F5 which I use with a very exotic £1500 ultra wide Nikkor zoom.I was recently showing my employer some advertising photos for their cosmetic range which for convenienceI had duplicated on the traveler,and they preferred the Traveler versions! the images were superb,with natural colours and great resolution.However now both Li-Ion batteries have packed up,one only lasting two hours, and no one can find replacements .The battery code is BYD LP063450AR
So they might be pretty good.
null1 review of a traveller
 

saltedeggman

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Originally posted by: kof
searched ALDI, did not see this:
Check out the ALDI site http://www.aldifoods.com/
The've got a "Traveler Digital Camera - 6.31 MP" for $249 next week -
I googled Traveler - Their German and to quote from here
I have had a Traveler 5.25 mega pixel Camera for about 2 months bought at Aldi for about £180.My main camera is a Nikon F5 which I use with a very exotic £1500 ultra wide Nikkor zoom.I was recently showing my employer some advertising photos for their cosmetic range which for convenienceI had duplicated on the traveler,and they preferred the Traveler versions! the images were superb,with natural colours and great resolution.However now both Li-Ion batteries have packed up,one only lasting two hours, and no one can find replacements .The battery code is BYD LP063450AR
So they might be pretty good.

hard to say just from a quote
 

Maus

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The "I was recently showing my employer some advertising photos for their cosmetic range which for convenienceI had duplicated on the traveler,and they preferred the Traveler versions!" quote doesn't match the sample pics in the review posted above. It's nice, but hardly the quality of image expected in a 6.3 MP camera.
 

timswim78

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I'd save your money folks. A similar 2 or 3MP Canon is going to give you MUCH better pictures for the same price or less.
 

kof

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Originally posted by: Maus
The "I was recently showing my employer some advertising photos for their cosmetic range which for convenienceI had duplicated on the traveler,and they preferred the Traveler versions!" quote doesn't match the sample pics in the review posted above. It's nice, but hardly the quality of image expected in a 6.3 MP camera.
I apologize for not EMPHASIZING that the review was of a 3.3MP camera, and the quote was also of a lower resolution Traveler.
I did not even think that the educated Anandtech reader would compare a 3.3MP camera of any brand against a 6.3MP camera.
Please find a better review for all of us.
Based on a quick comparison of cosmetics the Traveler 6300 is very similar to the Vivitar V4000