Olympus D-460 Zoom Digital Camera

Pros: great pictures (for 1.3 mp), easy to use, durable
Cons: lens cover interferes with lens when closing, serial interface is slow, slow screen updates

I absolutely love this camera! I carry it everywhere I go!

At 1.3 mega pixels, this camera is somewhat outdated already, but even with such small resolution it takes great pictures. Many of my friends have purchased Olympus cameras after...

Pros: Easy to use, good pictures, good even for hobbyists,
Cons: Likes to eat batteries, 8mb card included is too small

I would consider myself an amateur-wanna-be-but-may-never-be-professional photographer. I look at cameras from that perspective so I try to push them to the limits of their abilities. I want the Canon D30 but must be satisfied with the D-460Z. And I...

Pros: Ease of use. Quality pictures. Long battery life.
Cons: No direct USB. No carrying case included.

After exhaustively searching Epinions, reviews, manufacturers literature and the Digital Photography Review web forums, I decided to purchase the D-460Z as my entry into digital photography. I paid $302 (vs $349 list at the time). I tried a number of...

Pros: Beautiful shots, picture perfect!
Cons: There is a variance between the optical viewfinder and the digital one. Can get confusing.

After reading every review we could find, last year we ventured for the first time into the digital photographic world purchasing the Olympus 340-R digital camera. We were definitely not disappointed.

The D460 is this year's model improving...

Pros: Compact, Very High Optical Quality
Cons: Limited Zoom Range, Limited Manual Control

I am a die hard film user. At one point in my career path, I had trained as a professional photographer. Now that I have a strong desire to send pictures over the Internet, I had a reason to go digital. With my background, picture quality was very...

Pros: Relatively inexpensive, excellent pictures, lightweight, nice size
Cons: Menu could be better, uses SmartMedia and a serial interface

I loved my Epson 750Z. It was the first digital camera I had ever owned that had a zoom. I was so happy about that, that everything else was just a little annoyance. The serial connection, the overall size, and the relatively slow shutter speed meant...

Pros: High quality pictures, very economical, many features and great user manual.
Cons: Plastic construction and goes through batteries quickly.

I bought this camera for a few reasons. First of all I had always wanted a digital camera so I did not have to worry about film or taking bad pictures (you can just delete them). Secondly, I did a lot of research and I finally chose this camera because...

Pros: 1.3 megapixel, quality shots, easy to use, 3x zoom
Cons: No USB

I was in the market for a mid-range digital camera, anywhere up to about $500. I narrowed down my choices between the Kodak 240 and the Olympus 460Z.

I ended up going with the 460Z because I was less than impressed with Kodak's line of...

Pros: Good color and sharpness. 3X Optical zoom.
Cons: Slow shutter reaction. Serial port image transfer. No shutter speed control.

This is my second Olympus digital camera. My last one was a sub 1 megapixel model. I had two complaints with it - what I saw through the view finder was not reflective of what I captured (much wider angle capture) and the colors were a bit cold....

Pros: Small,picture quality,smart media,lots of pictures with a 32MB card.
Cons: pop up flash

I really enjoyed this camera it is small enough to put in a coat pocket . Its packed with a lot of features that I liked .. Like the Optical Zoom. Bright Large display on the back to review your pictures after taking and the zoom lever was placed in a ...

Pros: Nice Design; Many Features; Good Price
Cons: Battery Problems; Hard to Find

I bought this camera because I have always wanted a digital camera. I didn't want to spend too much money on it.
I did some research and found this one. It had all the features I wanted: Panorama, many flash types, self timer, zoom, and of course,...

Pros: Looks great, easy to use, many features
Cons: Serial Cable has slow transfer speeds

Well, lets start this out by saying that I am very picky about my cameras. I was looking for a digital camera, but I was very picky about which one I was going to choose and what I wanted it to do. This camera is everything that I expected about a...

Pros: Great pics, user-friendly
Cons: Have to remember to flip the flash up - no big deal

I cannot agree more, or top, HawkinsRN's review on this camera so I'll just add a couple points.

I was the very-satisfied owner of an Olympus 450Z until a couple weeks ago when I accidentally dropped it and took it in for repair. I usually...

Pros: Great quality, easy to use, good software, great price.
Cons: Low battery life. Gotta look at the instruction manual.

So my family and I have one room with three computers in it and often will sit in that room, each at our separate computers and not say a word. We probably spend way too much time on computers, but that does mean that we end up needing a lot of computer...

Pros: Excellent photos and features for the price
Cons: Doesn't have USB capabilities, no 110v. power supply

I bought this camera to upgrade from a .3 mega pixel (600x480) digital which had terrible picture quality. I've had the D-460 for 3 weeks now and have excellent results with it. The ability to adjust the ISO is a real plus. Night shots come out good but...