Pros: Fast f1.8 lens, Excellent picture quality, 32 mb internal memory buffer, good battery life
Cons: overexposes on auto settings, doesn’t ship with rechargeable batteries/charger, slow RAW/TIFF mode
Olympus has been one of the dominant players in the digital camera marketplace since the beginning of the digicam revolution, and boasts one of the most comprehensive model lineups in the industry. They offer everything from “bare-bones” point’n’shoot...
Pros: good picture quality, color balance, ergonomic size, bright lens Cons: lens cap design, slight overexposure, size a little big
INTRODUCTION
6 months ago, I took the plunge and decided to purchase a digital camera. I wanted to be able to take as many pictures as I wanted and not have to buy film. I also wanted to be able to see each picture that I took right after I...
Pros: lower light (1.8f), excellent pictures Cons: sometimes tends to overexpose, price
This was a very tough decision for me. If you check my past reviews, you will see I have already owned a digital camera (a 340R) which was about as low as you could go on digital and still have a quality camera. This was the most I ever spent on any...
Pros: Good picture quality, fast lens. Cons: Slow response time, slight over-exposure, no charger or power adapter included.
In this review I will concentrate on my experiences while trying out the Olympus Camedia C-3040 camera over a week and considering it for a purchase. The exact specs for this 3 mega-pixel camera can be found on Olympus and retailer websites, or in the...
This is my third digital camera and it blows away anything that I have looked at or worked with in the past. I knew it was time to move up to a megapixel camera so I did quite a bit of homework before deciding on the Olympus 3040.
Pros: Excellent Pictures! Quick turn around, burst mode. Cons: Sometimes overexposes on auto settings. Software bundle outdated.
I'm gonna keep this short and not bore you with a lot of specs that you've probably already looked up. I bought this camera after much deliberation and price watching, and I am thoroughly pleased with this camera. The resolution is great, pictures are...
Pros: Fabulous Photos, great range of user controls, fast lens Cons: Poor documentation on downloading pics to computer, some quirky features
The 3040 represents a new advance in digital cameras, complete with super fast f 1.8 lens, tremendous range of practical user controls and, most importantly, fabulous pictures. Just finished two beautiful 5X7 portrait enlargements of the kids for...
Pros: Excellent low light lens, picture quality, auto exposure settings Cons: Remember to take lens cap off. Use of menus versus controls.
After 3 months of use, including quick shots in all kinds of lighting during the holidays, I now believe digital cameras can replace the 35mm SLR for most users. First to some concerns others have noted. You can save your desired settings as defaults...
Pros: Ease of use but has lots of customization options; included remote, and all cables Cons: Small memory card, lens cap interference.
After doing a lot of searching on the 'net and looking at what some of my friends were using the Olympus was definitely the way to go! My only complaints are the smallish memory card that is provided, and the fact that the lens cap provides a problem...
Pros: Great image quality. Fast lense. Classy look. Burst mode. Cons: Expensive. Bad software.
I've just got the 3040z a week ago, but it's obvious that this is a high quality digital. It's got a lovely solid feel to the unit, so its very nice to hold. The color saturation looks absolutely spot on. The metering is sufficient to make the 3040z a...
Pros: Great outdoor photos, lens pulls in tons of light, good functionality Cons: Average battery life, a bit bulky, comes with small memory card, expensive accessories
Ive had this camera for about 6 months now, and its been great. It takes awesome outdoor photos, very good color quality and sharpness. It takes very good low light photos, the lens picks up a ton of ambient light. This effect in conjunction with the...
Pros: 1/1.8" ccd, fast lens, good (AAs) batterylife, very flexible functionality, quick turnround, movies, good display Cons: rechargeables not supplied, viewfinder, no NTSC/PAL switching, flash exposure, manual focus
Quick update December 2003 About 3,500 photos on and it's still going strong. It's not had a rough life, but I take it *everywhere* I go, and has been dropped a few times onto carpeted floor accidentally, and survived. I've added more memory cards, ...
Pros: EXCELLENT RESULTS, easy to use, Cons: Can't think of one yet!
I purchased an Olympus C-3040 digital camera and have found this unit to be extremely satisfying! The quality
of the photos are OUTSTANDING. Contrary to what many say, I have found the camera is very easy to use.
The first photo I shot out...
Pros: 1.8f lens, AA batteries, excellent quality images Cons: flash is blocked slightly with add on lenses
I love this camera! It takes beautiful images for a 3.3 megapixel. The 1.8f lens is unbeatable, especially for indoor shots. I've had several digital cameras before & the Olympus has always come out on top. The screen is easy to see outdoors due to the...
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