Pros: Easy to use, crisp, clear and vivid pictures Cons: Goes through AA batteries quickly.
My old digital camera is just about dead. You can still take pictures with it, but it's a toss up as to whether the picture will come out clear or blurry, we needed to replace it. One day my husband came home with the Olympus D-540 Zoom, he ...
Pros: Beautiful LCD, nice button feel, simple operation, ISO 400 good for natural light shots. Cons: UNACCEPTABLY SHORT BATTERY LIFE. Period.
Already being the owner of a megazoom camera and being pretty satisfied with it, I decided it was time to purchase a smaller camera that could easily fit in a pocket. The FujiFilm FinePix S5000 has 10X optical zoom but, because of the rather large lens, ...
Pros: Great photo quality, features, and price. Compact design. Cons: Short battery life when using LCD display. Flash sometimes washes out objects up close.
I finally decided to take the plunge and get a digital camera. This was primarily a decicion of necessity, since my SLR is tied up in Florida and I'm in Missouri (long story). I also am getting started selling things on Ebay and the prospect of going ...
Pros: Easy to use, good picture quality, optical zoom. Cons: Battery hog! xD cards are expensive and not well supported.
This is a fairly competent budget-priced 3.2 megapixel camera with 3x optical zoom. It has a movie feature (QuickTime format, and no audio by the way) that's about as good as you can expect on a camera of this sort; but really it's basically a still ...
Pros: Affordable, reliable, easy to use, produces clear pictures. Cons: Camera price is fair, but requires a few additional accessories for camera to be enjoyable.
Ever since all my friends started taking pictures with their digital cameras and putting them online on "Webshots," I have always wanted a digital camera of my own. I loved the idea of being able to look at the pictures directly after taking them, and ...
Pros: Picture quality, ease of use. Cons: Slow shutter response and memory processing.
The D-540 Olympus is a nice little camera, and is doing well it its role as the family snapshot workhorse. It's very easy to use, small, light, and rich with features. I have few complaints so far. I have had several Olympus film cameras over the ...
Pros: photo quality, cost, easy to use Cons: Flash too bright, need to invest in good batteries
I spent about two weeks hunting online and running around town looking for the best camera in my price range, and ultimately decided on the Olympus D540, and have been pleased with the purchase. FEATURES The D540 is a 3.2 MegaPixel camera and ...
Pros: Best price out there, nice zoom, crisp, vivid pictures, 1.8 inch screen Cons: Flash is a little bright at times, XD card expensive, no battery charger included
I have been wanting a good digital camera for some time now, but haven't been able to find one afordable AND highly rated. I read a few reviews about this camera, but really didn't think much about it. Then the other day I was at Sam's Club, browsing ...
Pros: Good pictures, moderate price, easy to use Cons: battery consumption, video has no audio
In a rush to buy a digital camera for my daughter I did not spend any time to research on this camera. After using it for a few weeks I have mix feelings about it. I skip the specs on this camera because you can find it anywhere and instead focus on the ...
Pros: Easy to use and produces high quality photos with relatively little effort. Cons: Battery life not so hot with standard alkaline batteries and the LCD screen running.
This camera comse with only a 16MB card, which is not really not enough RAM to store more than a few high quality pictures. A larger XD card is in order and we use a 128 MB which can fit a fair number of pictures. Also, since this unit uses AA ...
Well just got this camera for Christmas and am liking it quite a bit.I am familiar with Olympus as I had owned (actually still own and use) an Olympus c-720 zoom and am still impressed with the quality of the shots.Now let me start by saying that no one ...
Pros: Optical zoom, picture quality, manual modes, ease of use and durability~! Cons: Batteries! be careful how you handle this situation!
I bought this camera for my year 12 media class and for just general entry to the world of digital photography. I have been ovely impressed at what you get for $200US. The Optical zoom is great and almost mandatory for quality shots. The camera uses very ...
Pros: Great picture quality, fast start up, unbelievable macro mode, supplied USB cable, good sized LCD Cons: No sound for video
I researched a while for a camera below $200.00 and this was what seemed to be the best bet. I find that it takes excellent photos. I like the fact that you can either use the optical view or the large 1.8” LCD and that both show an accurate display ...
Pros: Does take gorgeous photos in hq mode. Easy to use. Quick view great. Cost. Cons: The battery life. Flashless pics terrible. Did I mention the battery life?
This is my first digital camera. I wanted a Sony, but hubby bought me this. Oh well! I must say this camera has been an excellent learning camera for me but I think I want something else now. The directions with this camera explain technical things only. ...
Pros: 3.2 Megapixel, 3X Optical zoom, USB auto connect, 10X seamless zoom, simplicity Cons: Short battery life, On/off switch
I purchased this camera (Olympus D-540) April 3rd. I have used it to take still-life photos, concerts, athletic events, and various pictures of my campus. What I love about this product is its over-all simplicity and design. The Digital screen is ...
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