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by SHeineman  - Top 500, Nov 04 '00
Pros: Easy to use, good quality photos
Cons: Batteries are pricey
I have owned my Olympus Stylus Zoom 70 for nearly five years now. I purchased it my senior year of college when I needed a camera for an event coming up. It's gone a lot of places and been there for a lot of great memories...an NCAA Final Four,...
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by tccarroll , Jul 19 '00
Pros: Small, Good Zoom, Easy to use
Cons: Lack of versatility
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-35-70mm f4.5-6.9 zoom lens
-Fully automatic operation-focus, exposure, loading and rewinding
-Variable-power flash
-Red-Eye Reduction
-Fill-In Flash
-35mm standard DX-coded film
-Programmed electronic...
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by eltonlin , Oct 12 '00
Pros: small, great pictures, good optics, packed with features, remote control, splashproof
Cons: battery container, annoying camera off feature
My first camera was a Canon EOS Rebel, and I loved the thing. However, I found it tiresome to have to lug around a huge bag full of lenses, filters, etc, especially since I travel frequently and love to spontaneously take pictures.
Thus, I...
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by LaBruja , Aug 16 '00
Pros: Compact, weatherproof, excellent features, easy to use
Cons: Short zoom
Just after food, clothing and the love of a good dog is the need for a camera. I have never heard anyone express regrets at taking too many pictures. Consequently, four and a half years ago I decided to get my niece a point and shoot camera for her HS...
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by MKelley226 , Jul 14 '00
Pros: Durable, Affordable, Great all purpose camera.
Cons: Replacement batteries are pricey
When I was in the market for a new camera, I wanted something with a little bit of everything, zoom lens, date stamp, durable, easy film load, affordable, and something that was easy to use. This camera has all that plus more.
This camera...
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by mingusdog , Oct 09 '01
Pros: Inexpensive, Classic look, and it has a lot of functions.
Cons: The buttons are small, not good for people with large fingers.
I love this camera. It is small, light-weight, and the body is very durable. The sliding cover is great protection against scratches and dirt as well as protecting against water damage if you get caught in the rain. The camera has three different...
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by LindaW99 , May 11 '00
Pros: very easy to use
Cons: can't think of any
This product was a gift from my husband right after our son was born. It is really easy to use and takes a great picture. Everyone always comments on what great shots I get, I think its the camera and not my photographic abilities. There are a lot of...
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by CarrieM933 , Oct 06 '00
Pros: Weatherproof, auto-everything, self-timer, stylish, lightweight, great value!!
Cons: None, except for no panorama if that's a feature you'd like to have
I am, by no means, a camera or photography expert and I was looking for a camera that would do all the work for me with just one touch of a button. I must have spent at least 3 weeks researching point-and-shoot cameras and any time I took a...
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