This camera is really a digital conversion of the normal instant photo Polaroid digital cameras. You may have read my last two Polaroid reviews, in which I looked at the Ion 230 and the PDC 3350. The PDC 3350 was really more of a power user camera, with more options available for manual manipulation. It featured optical zoom and a wealth of custom features (ISO, exposure time, slow shutter, etc.) The Ion 230 was a sleek and sexy mini digital camera with auto focus, 1600x1200 images and a super compact metallic design. This newest review of the PDC Photomax 2150 2.1mp digital camera is almost like the Ion 230, but in a larger body. It is about the size of any standard film camera, and is designed for ease of use. If you can use a regular camera you can use this 2150 model without more than a few moments of learning. And this is what I think embodies the Polaroid brand name, more so than the other two cameras I have reviewed. While Polaroid Digital is starting to make some more high end enthusiast target cameras (they have some very sleek models coming out soon) they also stick to what has worked in the past and offer this very basic, very functional 2150. Point and click and download are the words of the day here.