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Olympus Evolt E-500 Rumor

Olympus Evolt E-500

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The latest rumor that has been floating around lately from Olymous that they will release the successor of the Olympus Evolt E-300. The new Olympus Evolt E-500 will have the same 8.1 megapixels but with some changes in the unit design showing in the E-500. The camera has a 2.5-inch LCD, storage via xD and CF, transfer via USB 2.0, and can be powered by six AA batteries — an improvement over the previous proprietary battery situation.

Also expect an official release of their three new lenses very soon:

 Zuiko Digital ED 18-180mm f3.5-6.3
Zuiko Digital ED 18-180mm f3.5-6.3

  Zuiko Digital 17.5-45mm 1:3.5-5.6
Zuiko Digital 17.5-45mm 1:3.5-5.6

Zuiko Digital 35mm 1:3.5 Macro
Zuiko Digital 35mm 1:3.5 Macro

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Olympus Stylus 800/mju Digital 800 Review by Jeff Keller

Olympus Stylus 800/mju Digital 800

“Photo quality on the Stylus 800 is a mixed bag. Images are very sharp — perhaps too much so — and there’s no way to adjust that. Noise levels are above average, which shouldn’t be too surprising as this camera has a lot of pixels crammed on a tiny sensor. The camera can shoot as high as ISO 1600, though the resolution is lowered to 3 Megapixels and noise levels are pretty high. Otherwise photos were well-exposed with accurate colors and low purple fringing levels. Redeye was a problem, as it is on most cameras in this class.

If you’re looking for a compact camera with a good feature set, all-weather durability, and some manual controls, I’d recommend taking a look at the Stylus 800. The image quality isn’t going to be as good as you’d find on a camera with a larger sensor, but for what most people will do with these photos, it’s fine. “


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Olympus Stylus 600

The new Olympus Stylus 600 with Olympus’ BrightCapture Technology enables photographers to frame a live view in low light conditions, which will appear more than four times brighter on the LCD than on a conventional camera. As well as removing the guesswork out of framing in the dark, three special shooting modes; Available Light Portrait, Indoors and Night Scene enhance night-time images, making the best possible use of available light to achieve incredible quality shots.

Available in a choice of three colors - Navy Blue, Ruby Red and Arctic Silver - this stylish and compact camera boasts a weatherproof metal body, a precision 3x zoom lens (1:3.1-5.1, equivalent to 35-105mm in 35mm format) and 3x digital zoom.

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Olympus FE-120

Your first car may have been an old heap and your first place more a hovel than a home, but there is no reason for your first camera not to live up to expectation if you purchase an Olympus FE-120.

This first rate camera for beginners is packed full of the kind of features your more experienced digital camera using friends will be impressed by. Its 6.0 mega pixel resolution makes sure pictures have pinpoint clarity even while the camera gets close up with a 3x zoom lens. Its Super Macro technology allows even the tiniest detail to be captured up close, from just 2cms away. So if you are honing your photographic skills on the British countryside you will be able to capture close up every petal and leaf.

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Olympus FE-100 and Olympus Fe-110

If you struggle getting through manuals or become baffled by technology then getting to grips with a new piece of kit can feel more like a chore than the delight you envisaged whilst choosing your ideal camera. Smart snappers will be relieved to know that with the new Olympus FE-100 and FE-110 cameras they’ll be capturing pictures perfectly in minutes!

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Olympus Camedia D-545 Zoom Review + Sample Images

4 Million Pixels of Resolution, 3x Optical Zoom, 19 Automatic Scene Modes and “One Touch” Button Design

Olympus D-545 Zoom

The Olympus D-545 Zoom provides first-time digital camera users with all the tools they need to get off and running: a 4.0-megapixel CCD for vibrant images, a 3x optical zoom to bring them close to the action, 19 automatic scene modes for consistently sharp, vivid pictures in a variety of situations, and even a built-in help guide that users can access on the go. Operating the camera is incredibly easy, due in part to its “One Touch” design with separate buttons for shooting, playing back and erasing digital images.

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Olympus C-135 Zoom Press Release

The new Olympus C-315 Zoom is a stylish and attractively priced camera. Building on the success of its predecessor the C-310Z, pronounced ‘Best Digital Budget Compact Camera’ by TIPA in 2004, the new Olympus C-315Z boasts the same special blend of design, performance, handling and affordability. It’s resolution has also been significantly increased to 5.1 million pixels to provide exceptional picture quality but what won’t ibe changing is the camera’s great value for money.

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