Olympus MJU 400 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: This camera's impressive all-weather body doesn't make up for its inconsistent images.

Pros: Sleek, ultracompact design and solid construction; weather-resistant casing; included wireless remote.

Cons: Handles image highlights poorly; inaccurate autofocus in dim light.

Pros: Sleek, ultracompact design and solid construction; weather-resistant casing; included wireless remote.

Cons: Handles image highlights poorly; inaccurate autofocus in dim light.

Verdict: This camera's impressive all-weather body doesn't make up for its inconsistent images.

Review summary: Olympus upgrades its elegant Stylus digital camera to 4 megapixels.

Review summary: A 1-megapixel upgrade of the 3.2-megapixel Stylus 300 Digital camera that we reviewed in March, the Stylus 400 is functionally identical to its predecessor. Like the 300, the Stylus 400 is light, slim, handsome, and very durable looking. Olympus labels th

Verdict: Like the Stylus 300, the 400 comes with a separate battery charger that has a built-in voltage converter. If you want to plug power from an outlet directly into the camera, you have to buy a separate AC adapter

Review summary: The Olympus Stylus film cameras are currently among the best selling point-and-shoot models available, widely popular across a range of consumer experience levels. Now, with the Stylus 300 and 400 Digitals, Olympus brings the popular Stylus brand into the

Verdict: Olympus is one of the most widely-known names in photography, with a varied array of consumer, scientific, and industrial products ranging from 35mm cameras to film scanners to microscopes and even high-powered binoculars. Not surprisingly, Olympus has al