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The Agfa ePhoto 307 is one of many "low-cost" digital cameras now shipping. The camera's basic features are similar to those of automatic 35-mm film cameras, including an automatic flash and red-eye correction. But unlike those cameras, it doesn't need film-just four AA batteries. The camera can record 36 high-resolution (640 x 380 pixels) images suitable for desktop publishing, or 72 half-resolution (320 x 240 pixels) digital photos-good enough for the Web.