Olympus µ[MJU:] Mini Digital

The Olympus 4.0 megapixel Mini mju digital camera is something to admire. I've have previously owned two other digital cameras and neither of them were quite as impressive. The graphics were terrible, the memory was disappointing and they didn't look to stylish either. So how does it look? =============== The mini mju is small, sleek (95 x 55.5 x 27.5mm) and available in a selection of colours, these are: Jewellery Silver Pure White Cosmic Black Crystal Blue Velvet Red Copper Orange I own the Jewellery Silver mini mju. Not only does the camera look good and feel good, it's also easy to use and only ...  Read the complete review

I was given this camera, second hand, as a birthday present and I've been happy with it. It has a few faults, but then what camera doesn't? I'm not a great photographer. I take pictures of my friends at parties and events or different places when I go somewhere new. I imagine my style of photography is very similar to a large number of people; you point the camera, press a button and expect to get a decent photo out of it. I'd had my previous camera ages and it was also second hand. That was one of the early digital cameras. While the Olympus mju Mini has its drawbacks, I still prefer to use it than the old one. ~~~ Appearance ...  Read the complete review

First and foremost, I originally asked my Dad to buy this camera for me because it was PINK! He then looked at the picture quality, and agreed that it would be a good camera for me. He bought it from Jessops for around £190, for my 18th birthday 3 years ago. He also bought me a nifty little case that is padded. The reason for the padded case was that I would be taking it first to Europe for work, and then to University where it would no doubt be going out clubbing with me. Now the camera is 4 mega pixels, which in the scheme of todays pixels is not a lot. However the pictures come out really clear, and have a lot of detail in them which Im happy ...  Read the complete review

With the travelling that I do these days I would not be without my trusty camera to record the events of everyday moments in time. To keep a record of all those colourful images that the minds album, even through my ageing eyes, stores up but lets them slowly fade away over time. Ugly, cumbersome, heavy, large and quite fragile are just some of the words I would use to describe cameras in general use at one time in the past but not anymore, they have come a long way forward since then. The new µ [mju:]-mini Digital S from Olympus is the one that I will review at this time, I bought it for the wife but I'm the one that uses it most of the time. Firstly I will give you a ...  Read the complete review

O.K. I admit it...I'm a technophobe, so you can imagine how I felt when told that my beloved Olympus camera had gone to the great camera heaven forever but that I could buy the same camera…only in digital format. Wahoo (I don't think) but as I needed a camera for my holiday which is only 2 weeks away WAHOO (and I really mean it this time) I felt I had no choice and, with that in mind, I hot-footed it back home. Firstly, I set about getting as much information as I could from the net, so I smurfed and smurfed and after a long deliberation homed in on the Olympus mini mju (pronounced mew) which is the Greek symbol for 'small'. I found that these cameras could be ...  Read the complete review