Olympus µ[MJU:] 760

I have had this camera for two years now, and whilest it is a bit battered on the outside, it has held up well to the heavy use it has been under and works as perfectly as it did when it first arrived! It is small, although not as small as some of the newer cameras, and has a decent sized screen. It has a nice range of functions and preset modes - my favourite is the quick multi-shot - something I couldn't live without now! Its great at catching something quick moving and for taking photos of people - if you are like me and are picky about the pictures taken of you, its great to take 5 quick shots in a row and chose your favourite. I recently took it snorkling at the ...  Read the complete review

The Olympus Mju 760 is a sleek, stylish, compact little digital camera. We have had this little camera for over a year now; it provides a much less bulky alternative to my Canon 450d digital SLR. The camera is very small (3.9x2.1x1.0 inches), at 120g it is light enough to slip into a shirt pocket (the lens folds flat into the body when switched off). The brushed metal body is weatherproof so does not need to be shielded from the elements. The camera has a 7 megapixel sensor, and is fitted with internal stabilisation (IS) which compensates for shake when taking pictures, enabling sharp photographs to be taken at longer exposures than would normally ...  Read the complete review

The Olympus mju760 is overall a good standard camera yet with a bunch of features that don't really seem to do much. Offering around 22 different scene functions, as far as I can tell the only one that really produces sharp images is the sport function, leading me to think that the 'image stabilization' feature that it boasts is nothing more than a marketing gimmick. However, before you write off this camera, using the sport setting it does indeed take great photos, and with a large screen it's easy to select the best angle for your photo. It's sturdy and boasts 'all-weather' functionability with which I heartily agree as mine has been well and truly subjected to the ...  Read the complete review

I bought this camera in blue about 8 months ago hoping for a simple to use point and shoot camera, however I have been somewhat disappointed. Whilst during the day the picture quality has been fine, I have struggled to take a decent picture at night. I have played around with all the settings but have still been unable to take a clear photo at night, or even as it begins to get dark. The scene options also appear to make very little difference. There is a fireworks setting but when trying to take a picture of fireworks all you end up with is one big blur. Maybe there is a way, but for the average user who knows little about photography this camera has not ...  Read the complete review