Olympus FE-280

Olympus µ[MJU:] Digital 800

The main thing that attracted me to this camera was the pixel count. Unfortunatly, a year or more on, I am still a little disappointed. I have taken many great photographs with it, however, I feel it has taken too much effort. The shutter speed is disappointingly slow - too bad if you see something interesting flying past and want to ...

Olympus SP-350

All this narrowed the field to a scant handful of cameras strewn willy-nilly on the counter of my local Jessops, and the winner by a short head was the Olympus SP 350. Here’s why. It’s got a sensor that packs in 8 megapixels, which should ensure high resolution, it allows for manual as well as shutter or aperture priority automatic operation, it shoots RAW or JPEG files, or indeed both together, so you can take a picture and have a readily email-able small file and a huge (nearly 10mb) RAW image to play around with in Photoshop or in the Olympus software supplied…or any other decent graphics or photography software, and it feels great, with a solid heft despite its ...

Olympus E-300

This camera is one of the best buys I have ever made. With 8 million mega pixels it is the only camera you will ever need no matter what your photographic ability. The e-300 is at home taking high quality close up shots for my own website as well as taking every day pictures of my children and pets. Battery life is average ...