Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 80 QD CG Date 35mm Camera Electronics

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Average Rating: Rating: - This is a great camera! Not liking point-and-shoot cameras made it difficult for me to decide to get one for a recent trip overseas. I wanted something light, easy to use, and easy to hide (so as no to look like an American tourist). I decided on this camera because of recommendations by friends, but also took my heavy SLR with me in my carry-on luggage. Then, while abroad I decided to mostly use my little camera due to its size. I never saw the pictures until I got home and had the photos developed (at a good camera shop). Was I thrilled! They were absolutely great. The colors were bright and true. The details were sharp enough to reproduce by scanner and send as attachments onto emails to my family overseas. The camera itself I often carried hidden in my purse, but it was always ready. The only time I was disappointed in its performance was when I ran out of film! Of course, that was my fault, not the camera's. It's so easy to use. Very often I had others taking pictures of me. Generally all they would ask was which button to push. Even the most inexperienced picture taker came up with terrific shots! I would say that this is an excellent camera for its price. If you get it, you won't be disappointed. Rating: - STILL A GEM About a year ago I reviewed this camera and was crazy about it. I haven't found any reasons to change my mind. If anything, I like it more now than I did then. I just took it along on another vacation (Cancun, Mexico, this time around) and it was the perfect choice. This time I also brought one of my Nikons and a few lenses to use for my more "serious" photography. Score it 9 rolls of film for the Olympus and 2 for the Nikon. I won't say that the Olympus pictures are "better". What I'll say instead is that since the Olympus was so easy to carry around I found myself doing so more than I would the 10 lbs of Nikon equipment. Again, I've found that the night flash mode is a beaut. I took a picture of my girlfriend on a pier with the sunset for a background. Using this flashmode, the foreground was filled in perfectly and the background sunset had fantastic color saturation. I'm still going to use my Nikons as I have for well over 20 years, but maybe not as often. By the way, I've read a few reviews saying that the Olympus is fragile. I haven't found that to be the case under normal use. Rating: - Not as impressed as everyone else. I've had a Canon Sure Shot for years and loved it. This camera is small, lightweight, takes great pictures however I do have three complaints. One, I'm not sure if it's just me but when I'm taking a picture I inadvertantly shut the door about every other time so I have to wait for the door to open again and the lens to come out before I can try taking the picture. By that time I've probably missed the moment. Also, I have a newborn and the "blast" red-eye feature frightens him, whereas on the Canon the light stayed lit (instead of blasting--less frightening). I've not been able to get one smiling pic of the baby unless I turn off the red eye feature but then of course I get pic's with red eyes. Lastly,the flash takes longer than I'm used to to warm up before being able to take another pic. With the baby I feel like I'm missing several adorable shots.

Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 80 QD CG Date 35mm Camera Electronics

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