Compare Prices : Olympus Camedia C 370 Zoom

Review summary: The Olympus D-535 Zoom ($149) is an entry-level point-and-shoot camera. Despite its low price, the camera still packs a 3.2 Megapixel CCD and 3X optical zoom lens. Previously a camera in this price range would have a fixed focal length lens -- but not ...

Pros: Compact body doesn't feel cheap for the price ; 3.2MP, 3X zoom for $150 is a good value ; Decent outdoor photo quality ; Get as close as 2 cm in super macro mode ; Much improved bundled software

Cons: Sluggish performance ; Soft photos with fuzzy details ; Redeye ; LCD hard to see in low light ; Poor low light focusing ; no AF-assist lamp ; No control over white balance ; No optical viewfinder ; Unexciting movie mode ; Full manual only on CD

Verdict: With the D-535, Olympus took the internal memory route. That is to say that there's no memory card included, instead relying on 12MB of onboard memory. That won't hold too many photos, so you will want to buy an xD Picture Card at some point to hold ...

Review summary: Olympus C-180 Review. This camera has five megapixels, but no optical zoom lens. It is an entry level digital camera and is suitable for someone looking for a somple, point and shoot digital camera.

Pros: Strong colours

Cons: Shutter lag

Verdict: There are no real surprises with the Olympus C-180. It is a basic point and shoot digital camera that does the job it sets out to do. It does not have an optical zoom lens and for me this is a big limitation. Although there are not a lot of digital ...

Review summary: - The C-370 is about as basic as a digital camera get without being so automated it even takes the shots for you. The little brother to Olympus' 4MP C-470 it is however styled completely differently, sharing not a jot with the bigger camera's design ...

Pros: Size and simplicity plus ease of use combined with a great price for 3 Megapixels

Cons: Image noise and the lack of custom setting modes make for only slight frustration

Verdict: The C-370 Zoom represents a stunning price and makes for an ideal camera for those dipping a first toe into the digital photography

Pros: Size and simplicity plus ease of use combined with a great price for 3 Megapixels

Cons: Image noise and the lack of custom setting modes make for only slight frustration

Verdict: The C-370 Zoom represents a stunning price and makes for an ideal camera for those dipping a first toe into the digital photography