Olympus Ferrari Digital Model 2003

Olympus Camedia C-170

OLYMPUS - CAMEDIA C-170 digital camera . ~ Why this one ? ~ Having previously had experience of an Olympus digital camera ( Camedia C100 ) which was stolen , I had tried a few others some with success , some without , but once again I was now on the lookout for a reasonably priced entry level digital camera that the whole family could use . Whilst looking , what did catch my eye was the C-170 from Olympus , which was of similar proportions and weight to a standard 35mm point and click camera . The price for this was a mere £79.95 , from Jessops ( usually retails at £99.95 ) and with a resolution of 4.0 megapixels is slightly above par compared with the rest of ...

Olympus E-10

is also fine. It does though depend on the subject and how close up it is. As I have said, the camera really eats batteries, but the Olympus re-chargable battery set costs almost £600! I have printed out a few shots and found the results very good. I did one A4 print that was fine. The main problems are the vast number of buttons and setting, the very sensitve shutter button, the batteries required and the cost of additional items. BUT, for the price you do get very good results, and will save on both film and hassle. I'm getting to like it, particularly as I can now for example ...

Olympus E-10

This is the newest camera in many respects. At first, it has 4-megapixel matrix, and secondly, it is first specially developed, as the digital mirror camera, with a possibility of a manual focussing on a dim screen. The camera looks very solidly, both on weight. In common, serious camera, and serious approach. The camera is equipped optics with a 4-multiple modification of a focal length, 9-36 mm, and with an effective relative orifice 1:2 - 1:2,4. The modification of a focal length is made manually - turn of a ring, on which rim the significances of a focal length are put. The similar construction of a modification of a focal length is looks to me very convenient. But is not ...