Compare Prices : Olympus D-435

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, Macro shots,

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: It's not every day you can buy a five megapixel digital camera for around £110 but with the C-180, you can. It has a very simple-to-use ethos thanks to a set of clearly marked 'one button, one function' controls. There's a slide away on/off switch on ...

Pros: Compact and easy to use, good lens, excellent picture quality.

Cons: Plastic build, blocky design, small 1.5-inch screen.

Verdict: The C-180 is a technophobes delight as it is so simple to use, but it takes great photos and would make an ideal gift thanks to the low price.

Pros: Compact and easy to use, good lens, excellent picture quality.

Cons: Plastic build, blocky design, small 1.5-inch screen.

Verdict: The C-180 is a technophobes delight as it is so simple to use, but it takes great photos and would make an ideal gift thanks to the low price.

Review summary: Always control the controllables. However, if there's less to control then life can often be simpler. That's the case with this easy-to-use 5.1 megapixel camera, but has Olympus left too much out?

Verdict: A better quality alternative to the cheap, unfamiliarly-branded cameras you'll see in supermarkets and catalogues. Build quality is excellent, picture quality is acceptable for snapshots and there has never been a digital camera that's so easy to use. ...