Compare Prices : Olympus MJU Digital 600 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The Olympus Stylus 600 starts up in about 2 sec. and there is no practical shutter lag. An extra large 2.5 in. LCD with Olympus' exclusive Bright Capture Technology makes it extremely easy to view and compose shots in low levels of ambient light. It ...

Review summary: The Mju 600 retains the range's signature curves and smooth lines

Pros: Truly excellent build quality, Good definition and brightness, Giant LCD , Excellent battery performance

Cons: Rather limited 8Mb internal memory

Verdict: The mainstay of the exposure controls is the comprehensive collection of 23 scene modes that provide you with the ideal settings for just about any subject imaginable. All the usual situations are covered, such as Portrait, Landscape and Sports, as ...

Review summary: The Stylus 600 continues the tradition of all-weather durability and stylish ergonomic design of the Olympus Stylus series of digital cameras. It features advanced performance and enhanced usability with the new Bright Capture Technology for improved ...

Verdict: Bottom line - while we love its speedy performance, helpful features, and of course all of those "cool" scene modes, the mediocre image quality really brings it down. With an MSRP of $299 it offers an OK value. If you love these weather resistant ...

Review summary: Digital cameras are so widespread these days that it can be tough to differentiate between those on offer. This is very apparent if you have between £200 and £300 to spend, as the market is awash ...

Verdict: This is a pretty nice camera for the money. All the features are easily accessible through the various buttons, both preset shooting modes and fine tuning manually. If you need a viewfinder though, look elsewhere, and be prepared to invest in memory ...

Review summary: The new Olympus µ (Mju) Digital 600 is targeted at point-and-shoot users and sports a 6-megapixel sensor and splash-resistant metal body. Its large (2.5-inch) HyperCrystal LCD screen doubles as a viewer for shot composition and playback. No viewfinder ...