Olympus Camedia C-1400L

Olympus Camedia C-920 Zoom

came to the conclusion that 1.3 Megapixels was enough for me. While in town one day I came across a Dixons sale, and lo and behold, I found the Olympus c-920 with P300 printer for just £399!!! Now I realised this is not a new camera, and has now been superceeded by the 960, but so what!!! Half the electronics we buy are out of date in a month!!! Not being the greatest of photographers I sat myself down with the manual and read it from cover to cover (very easy to understand and use). I have now had the camera 2 weeks and I am over the moon with it. The quality of the pictures is outstanding. THe LCD Screen makes composing shots very easy, especially when ...

Olympus Camedia C-960 Zoom

I d used an Olympus C860 quite a lot, and was pretty impressed by it. Good picture quality, good specification, fairly robust, and easy to use. I liked it so much that when I came into a little bit of money, so that I could just afford one, I decided to research further. After several weeks of searching on the UK web, looking at detailed specifications and comparing all cameras around that price bracket, the 860 was the one. Not an exciting product, but well-known and much-liked. Its specification was the best in its price range. Then Dixons started stocking the C960Z for a few pence short of £300. It was a few quid more, but suddenly the competition looked ...

Olympus Camedia C-960 Zoom

instruction manual; the cheap & nasty Camedia software (don't worry though, there's plenty of decent digital imaging freeware out there); and the position of the LCD screen, which means you have to press your nose up against it when taking a picture which causes smearing. Otherwise, it's perfect for someone who wants to take good-quality pictures to download onto a PC, without wanting to spend huge amounts of money in doing so and without having to take a degree in photography to get started. Highly recommended. ...