The CL18 is a decent, entry-level digital camera that is fine for snapping images for use on Web pages. It's also fun to experiment with. But its limitations are revealed quickly. The first problem is memory. The two megabytes of storage fills up quickly and you can't swap it for more.
More detailed images take up more memory, less detailed take less memory.
When the memory is used up, the only way to take more photos is to hook up to a computer, transfer the images off the camera and clear the memory before. You can't purchase a bigger block of memory to use with this camera. The biggest issue, however, will be a problem for almost everyone. It takes a whopping six seconds to take and then save a picture. That means the camera has to remain still for six seconds after hitting the button to take a picture.