Editorial Review

The new Stylus 105 is Olympus's most compact and stylish 35mm yet. With a new 11-point autofocus system, your pictures will look just as sharp as the camera itself. This system ensures your subject will be in focus at all zoom ranges, as well as in dark or low-contrast situations. For the harsh conditions of everyday life, the Stylus comes complete with a sliding lens cover, an all-metal body, and an all-weather design.Read more

Features

• 38-105mm, 2.8x zoom lens
• 11 point multi-wide advanced autofocus system
• 6 mode variable power flash with red-eye reduction
• Extra-low dispersion glass lens
• Electric self-timer with remote control; all-weather design

Editorial Review

Carrying on the heritage of its film predecessor, the Olympus Stylus 400 is an ultracompact, all weather, and easy-to-use camera designed for the digital photography enthusiast looking for high performance in a stylish and portable body. It features a 4.0-megapixel resolution, 12x total zoom, and a movie mode for short video clips. Read more

Features

• 4.0 megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality prints up to 11 x 14 and medium-quality poster-size prints
• 3x optical plus 4x digital (12x total) zoom lens with autofocus
• All-metal body and all-weather reliability lets you shoot digital images under almost any weather condition
• Included 16 MB XD memory card holds 16 images at 2272 x 1704 HQ setting
• Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery included; connects with Macs and PCs via USB port

Reviews (40)

front door breaks too easily do not buy--olympus customer service sucks
DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERAWARNING!!!!!!!The front door that is used to turn the power on to take pictures breaks too easily--Olympus customer service will do nothing to help.If you look on the web multiple people say they have the same problem which equals a design flaw and they will not help. The $300 plus I paid is in the garbage and Olympus wants $$$$ to fix it and will do nothing to keep a customer. As far as I am concerned I am running the camera over with my car and NEVER BUYING AN OLYPUS AGAIN.

Very good point and shoot camera.
I've had my Olympus Stylus 400 since Christmas of 2003 and take it everywhere I go. It's compact size allows me to stick it in my pocket if I want to. It has been a rugged little camera. I do a lot of camping and hiking and have dropped it on rocks before and it keeps on taking great pictures. I originally bought it for the fact that you could buy an optional waterproof case. I wanted that feature so I could use it while participating in water sports, it worked great in those situations too. The outdoor picture quality is exceptional for a point and shoot camera. I use another camera for serious photography but this camera takes extremely good photos for someone looking for a simple to use camera. The XD memory cards were expensive at first but they have gone up in capacity and down in price.
Versatility Nil
This may be OK for taking snapshots of your friends or kids around a birthday cake, but it does not perform well in most situations.
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Features

• High-index BAK-4 roof prism
• Fully multi-coated lenses
• 11mm eye relief
• Center focus knob
• Ultra compact, foldable design

Features

• 4.o-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 11 x 15-inch prints
• Extra-large 2.5-inch semi-transmissive LCD flips 360 degrees on hinge for easy viewing when open and protection of display when closed
• New docking station (included) allows you to charge the battery and connect to the optional 4 x 6-inch dye-sublimation printer and/or 40 GB hard drive (printer and hard drive not included)
• TV quality VGA QuickTime Movie mode with audio
• xD-Picture Card compatible (16MB card included); uses Lithium-ion rechargeable battery

Subjects:  1. Digital Camera (Cameras)    2. Photograph (Photography)   

Features

• Microcassette recorder with variable control voice actuator for hands-free recording
• Tape counter for easy location of previously recorded passages
• Dual tape speeds give you up to three hours of recording time on a 90-minute tape
• Cue/Review makes for fast, easy message monitoring
• Built-in, dynamic speaker delivers crystal-clear sound; does not include a blank microcassette tape (as stated on the packaging)

Reviews (6)

Terrible!!!
I had the recorder exactly 31 days before it stopped working entirely... I would NEVER have bought this item had I read these reviews first. SAVE YOUR MONEY!!!

Don't bother
I have owned three of these "machines" and each time, they stop working after lessthatn a week for no reason. I wish I could post no stars. Fairly Suitible as an Analog Recorder
I don't understand the three one-star reviews on this product.I remember purchasing this recorder in probably Sep, Oct, or Nov, 2001 and have been pretty happy with it.I've played around with it a few times here and there, and overall it's not too bad.The microcassette tapes are pretty inexpensive; like $4.99 I believe for 3 microcassettes.The speaker is loud enough to hear the playback most of the time, and the microphone is at a convenient spot on the top of the recorder.Read more

Features

• Easy to use and elegantly designed
• Fully automatic features
• Flash includes red-eye reduction lamp
• Precision-crafted, 28-millimeter lens
• Powered by two AA batteries

Reviews (2)

Poor Camera
The image quality is really unacceptable...

Serious problems with this camera
1. What you see in the viewfinder is not what comes out in the photo.Photos where I center the image in the viewfinder consistently come out left of center in the image.
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Features

• Ultra-compact and super-sharp 38-80mm, 2.1x Zoom.
• Multi-wide 11 point AF System for highly accurate autofocusing
• 3-way AE system determines optimum exposure setting
• Comes with battery, remote and case
• Innovative Camera Shake Indicator warns of camera shake and reduces the risk of image blur.

Editorial Review

An upgrade to Olympus' respected (and discontinued) C-2020, the C-2040 incorporates all of its predecessor's features plus a faster lens, easier connection to your computer, and improved image processing. The fast f1.8-2.6 lens is clearly the central feature of the new model. According to Olympus, the lens lets the C-2040 shoot in lower light conditions, which allows you to shoot flash-free in more situations and increases the effective range of the flash. The 2.11 megapixel CCD in the C-2040 captures images at a resolution of 1600 x 1200, in both the JPEG and uncompressed TIFF formats, and an 8 MB internal buffer allows you to shoot at 1.4 frames per second at high resolution and low compression levels. Additionally, the camera can record short QuickTime movies with sound. Read more

Features

• 2.11 megapixel sensor creates 1600 x 1200 images for prints at sizes up to 8 x 10
• 3x optical plus 2.5x digital zoom lens with autofocus
• Included 8 MB SmartMedia memory card holds 16 images at default resolution
• Connects with Macs and PCs via USB port
• Uses 2 CR-3V lithium batteries, included, or 4 AA batteries, not included

Reviews (49)

I love this camera!
I own this camera and have used it for almost 3 years now.It has been through Christmas, Easter, Birthdays, Anniversaries, trips to Yellowstone and Disney World.I always get the best pictures.The pictures my husband and I took at Yellowstone were phenomenal.They rivaled many of the post cards we saw for sale, especially of the Lower falls.This is a very easy point and shoot type camera.I only wish the optical zoom was greater than 3X.

great camera
I have had this camera for around two years now. I am in the military and travel alot. I have used the heck out of this thing. It has never failed me. It provides wonderful pictures. I just bought the remote and am looking forward to trying it out. The one down side is: nothing. I did buy a usb smartmedia reader for PC. It sped up the download from the camera like crazy. That is a must. The supplied software is not the best though. It does often lock up my system. And I have a very up to date system. It can be as simple or complicated as you want
The Olympus C-2040 has been nothing short of perfect for my first digital camera.It can be wonderfully simple for the point and shoot photographers, and it can also be set up for more complicated shots (adjusting shutter speeds, ISO, and many other things that can go over a tourist photographer's head)Read more

Subjects:  1. Olympus C2040    2. C2040   

Features

• 4.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 11 x 15-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 1.8-inch color LCD; 14MB internal memory
• 19 selectable shooting modes (includes QuickTime Movie Mode)
• In-camera Help Guide with shooting mode samples and descriptions
• Powered by 2 AA-size batteries (included); stores images on xD-Picture Cards

Reviews (5)

Good camera for a beginner
This camera is pretty good. I've updated mine since because I don't think 4 megapixels is enough, but if it's enough for you, good!
Good for amateurs and beginners
I just test-ran this camera all day:
My first digital
My husband bought me this camera recently as he was tired of me always borrowing his.I love it.I didn't want too much camera for beginning and this one is so very user friendly. The display is a good size and very accurate.The pictures from using the zoom are not distorted. Downloading the pictures to my computer is very, very easy. I like the various features, and changing them is a two step process, but not difficult at all. The batteries do go down fairly quickly, but no more than my husband's Kodak.I haven't used the movie mode at this time.
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Features

• 5.3 MP CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 18-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 2.0-inch LCD display
• Ultra compact--less than 1.0 inch thick
• Quicktime movie mode with audio
• Powered by a Lithium-ion rechargeable battery; records images on xD-Picture Cards

Reviews (7)

NICE!
We have been usning this camera for over a year with excellect results. Works well both indoor and out. VERY small and lightweight, easy to take along. View feature on a button is especially handy.

Terrible Indoors
This camera is great, as long as you use it outside on a sunny day.Indoors, this camera is horrible, no matter what setting you use, flash or no flash, etc...The pictures will be terribly grainy, fuzzy, un-viewable.My parents own the same camera, so I know mine is not a lemon.Theirs is also horrible.We will both be returning these cameras.Its unfortunate, becuase I also own a D-550 which works great.Olympus must have changed the recipe.
don't be cheated
This camera is a terrible one, it is unable to take a simple clear piture, no less than satisfied picture. In a word, it is the worst one I ever met. Don't be cheated!!! Don't waste your money. It definitely will waste your time too, as it take you half day to call for the Return Authorization, and mail it to merchant. Don't be so foolish as me!!! ... Read more

Features

• UPC - 050332152342
• Printers Inkjet Dot Matrix Photo Dye Sub Printer

Reviews (1)

Small and Useful!
I used it together with S-HD100 to download pictures from my Olympus D-590 camera. It works perfectly! ... Read more

Features

• Full multi-coating and UV coating
• Field of View: 342 ft. at 1000 yds.
• Ergonomically designed, rubber-coated body for convenient use anywhere
• High-index prisms ensure bright, crisp, edge-to-edge images
• Built-in dioptric correction adjusts to individual eyesight

Subjects:  1. 30 x 25   

Editorial Review

Available in three colors--Kosmic Kiwi (lime green), Rocket Ruby (pinkish) and Sonic Sky (powder blue)--the Olympus i Snap APS camera is stylish, lightweight, and compact. It comes with a high-quality fixed-focus 24mm Olympus lens and automatic flash with red-eye reduction. Designed with the youth market in mind, this kit includes fun accessories like a see-through camera strap, a see-through camera case with a hook so you can hang it from a belt or bag, and an inflatable 3.5 x 5-inch picture frame that promises not to shatter. The complete package also includes a CR2 battery, APS film, and photo tips booklet. Because the camera uses the Advanced Photo System (APS), you just drop the film in and shoot--no loading, no worries. You can even have your film developed in three different print format sizes: classic 4 x 6-inch, HDTV 4 x 7-inch, and panoramic 4 x 11.5-inch. ... Read more

Features

• Lightweight, fully automatic APS-based camera with Olympus 24mm fixed focus lens and flash with red-eye reduction
• Drop-loading film and three print sizes: classic, HDTV, and panoramic
• Easy point-and-shoot operation with battery check light
• Cool accessories include a translucent case, strap, and inflatable picture frame
• Kit also includes film, battery, and photo tips booklet

Reviews (3)

Perfect for taking just 4" x 6" pictures...
I recommend for those who like using APS cameras to first try the one-time use verisons before buying this one.I have used two one-time use Kodak Advantix cameras, 35 mm single use, Poloraid instant camera, and 28 mm or 110 Kodak Cameo Camera.But I seem to like having more options and this is what came up.However, the Olympus i Snap APS camera doesn't have the Panamoric view, nor the Print H type available...just the Print C type available and that is 4" x 6" print type available on this camera.I remember paying alot to have a few panamoric prints being processed and that didn't come cheap.So, if you want three Print types available, then buy a used Kodak Advantix Camera instead of this one.Also, I think the resulting prints depends on what brand name film cartidge you use, the lighting, and how the exposed film is temporaily stored before it is taken in to be processed.

Stylish but bad pictures
I think that this is a terrible camera. Even though it is very stylish, it takes bad pictures. Even if you have bright lighting the pictures look dark. I would not suggest buying this camera.

Hip and Stylish Camera
Even at the age of 12, I think this camera would be great for kids, because its easy to reload film into and it's not hard to work with.I think it's a pretty cool camera, because there is color to it instead of the plain old normal gray and black.You don't have to worry about you're kids breaking a hundred dollar camera the first time they you use it.I would give this product a five star rating. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Olympus has long been a leader in 35mm point-and-shoot cameras, and the Stylus Zoom 115 DLX is one reason why. Encased in the distinctive, clamshell design favored by Olympus, the Stylus Zoom 115 offers a 38-115mm zoom lens, six flash modes, spot focus, a panorama setting, and a host of other features that make it the toast of mid-range zoom cameras.Read more

Features

• 38-115mm zoom
• Sleek clamshell design
• Multiple flash modes
• Easy panorama switch
• Splashproof

Reviews (6)

Takes great pictures!I love this camera.
This is the best pocket camera I have ever owned.It is easy to use and takes great pictures.Just slide back the lens cover and it's ready to shoot.Almost idiot-proof!

Froze up at the worst possible moment
I purchased this camera in August of 98, and moved overseas.In January '99, my eighty-one year old father was riding on the back of an elephant in Thailand.When I went to take a shot of this once in a lifetime event, thecamera lens froze in the out position and would not take a picture.Amoment lost forever!Attempts to get the camera fixed overseas werefutile, as they would not honor a US warranty.I sent several emails toOlympus asking some direction but received no response. If you buy only one camera, this is the best
I am an advanced photographer, worked at it professionally, and posess 8 high-end cameras with boxes of lenses, accessories, etc.Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras - 35 MM (35MM)    2. Zoom    3. Multiple flash mode (flashes modes)    4. Panorama switch (switches)    5. 115QDDLX, QDDLX, 115QD   

Editorial Review

Olympus designed their Pathfinder EXPS-1 10 x 42 binoculars to give you a powerful performance for most outdoor activities. The wide-angle view and the high-index Porro prisms let you capture fast moving objects, making them ideal for bird-watching, hiking, or wildlife observation. The rugged, rubberized body lets you grip the binoculars comfortably during extended viewing as well as giving you worry-free use when outside. The long 11mm eye relief gives you ease of use if you're wearing glasses, while the built-in dioptric correction adjusts to your individual eyesight.Read more

Features

• Lens composition of 7 elements in 4 groups
• Long 11mm eye relief makes it easy to observe in glasses
• Rugged, rubberized body for a comfortable grip
• Porro Prisms ensure that you get crisp, edge-to-edge images
• Ideal for hiking, bird-watching, and wildlife observation

Subjects:  1. 30 x 25   

Editorial Review

Though slimmer than its predecessor (the Stylus Zoom 115), the Stylus Epic Zoom 115 QD still maintains the same high level of quality and performance. Its 38-115mm, 3x zoom lens lets you zoom in for candid close-ups and zoom out for large scenes or group photos. The bright, real-image viewfinder makes your shots easy to frame and compose.Read more

Features

• 35mm compact point-and-shoot
• 38-115mm 3x zoom lens with autofocus
• Multi-mode flash features red-eye reduction
• Automatic film loading, advance, and rewind
• Features date imprinting and self-timer

Reviews (14)

An Excellent Camera with a Great Telephoto Lens
The camera is compact, solid but light, and very easy to use. The images are very good to excellent. All the features seems to work just fine. The telephoto lens really brings images in. Its relative resistance to water-spray helps with boating photography. So far it has worked without a hitch. Though I own a digital camera, I believe that a film camera like this is still preferable for travel or for taking many pictures in a short time. All you have to do is plop a new film in and keep going, and then drop it off for development and you will end up with photos that will not fade out in a few years. I highly recommend this Olympus for an uncomplicated way of handling photography in an economical fashion and ending up with excellent results.

Very nice camera, BUT....
We have bought six Olympus's for our large family of grown children.They are easy to use, relatively inexpensive, and compact.But, they have a major flaw.On three of the six cameras we have bought, the lins cover has broken and this prevents the camera from operating.The authorized service places in Houston Texas say they can not get the parts to repair this product deficiency.

Camera Broke on First Use
The lens cover broke on the first use!!!I will never buy an Olympus Product again! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras (Camera)   

Editorial Review

Shoot without waiting--just like a traditional film camera. Real-time rapid shooting mode lets you focus, compose, and shoot without waiting between shots at all resolutions. This camera offers burst mode shooting at all resolutions with speeds up to two pictures per second. Four photo-recording modes let you choose the quality and size of your images--from SHQ 1,280 x 960 uncompressed photos to 640 x 480 VGA images. Image playback modes include automatic advance playback, an index mode with 4, 9, or 16 images, and a 3x inspection mode. With an optical 3x glass aspherical zoom lens, 2x digital telephoto, pop-up five-mode variable flash, and a resolution of 1.3 million megapixels, this Olympus digital camera offers top performance in a compact, easy-to-use package. ... Read more

Features

• 1,280 x 960 uncompressed top resolution
• 0.37-inch, 1.3-million-pixel CCD
• 3x Olympus f/2.8 to 4.4 optical zoom
• 114,000-pixel, 1.8-inch, color, wide-view, reflective LCD display
• Includes 8 MB Olympus SmartMedia removable memory card

Reviews (37)

the love affair continues
I got this camera used as a gift from my stepfather, and it has been a love affair ever since.Having never used another digital camera I assumed that most cameras were just as fun.I have since realized that this thing is a gem. It is now 2004 and it is discontinued and seems to be going up in market value.The thing that I love the most about the camera after using other cameras is that it will take the picture when you press the button!!!!That is sooo important...the child turns to look at the camera and you have the picture!The other thing I love about it is that I can take night pictures with it. The camera doesn't question my judgement...it will let me shoot in pitch black and then I can take it back to the computer and pull the image out digitally.... They are selling much fancier cameras now...but I want another one of these..(even though mine is working fine)

Quality lasts!!...
I've had this camera for nearly 4 yaers and it is as good as new.Easy to use with all the features you will ever need -great picture quality after over a thousand pictures.If this camera ever dies, I will surely buy another Olympus.

The D-450 - Probably The Best In It's Class!
This camera is simply awesome. Take it from me, I'm no stranger to digital photography. I was using my Sharp digital camcorder to take digital still pictures but I was not very impressed with the results. Moreover, a camcorder is too bulky to haul around. So I decided to go with a smaller camera. I did a lot of research before settling on the D-450 camera from Olympus. Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras (Camera)    2. Optical Zoom    3. Red-eye reduction    4. D 450, D-450   

Features

• Waterproof up to one meter in water
• Nitrogen-filled for fogproof performance
• Fully multi-coated lens for maximum brightness and contrast
• Twist-up eyecups, long-eye relief and dioptric correction for comfortable viewing
• UV ray protection

Reviews (1)

Olympus Magellan 10X25 WP I Binocular
Very sturdy, Size is perfect for traveling,excellent optics,don't like the neopren case, for the rest it is well made,very well protected from rain,dust and shockmy rating is 5 Stars. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Available in three colors--Kosmic Kiwi (lime green), Rocket Ruby (pinkish) and Sonic Sky (powder blue)--the Olympus i Snap APS camera is stylish, lightweight, and compact. It comes with a high-quality fixed-focus 24mm Olympus lens and automatic flash with red-eye reduction. Designed with the youth market in mind, this kit includes fun accessories like a see-through camera strap, a see-through camera case with a hook so you can hang it from a belt or bag, and an inflatable 3.5 x 5-inch picture frame that promises not to shatter. The complete package also includes a CR2 battery, APS film, and photo tips booklet. Because the camera uses the Advanced Photo System (APS), you just drop the film in and shoot--no loading, no worries. You can even have your film developed in three different print format sizes: classic 4 x 6-inch, HDTV 4 x 7-inch, and panoramic 4 x 11.5-inch. ... Read more

Features

• Lightweight, fully automatic APS-based camera with Olympus 24mm fixed focus lens and flash with red-eye reduction
• Drop-loading film and three print sizes: classic, HDTV, and panoramic
• Easy point-and-shoot operation with battery check light
• Cool accessories include a translucent case, strap, and inflatable picture frame
• Kit also includes film, battery, and photo tips booklet

Reviews (3)

Perfect for taking just 4" x 6" pictures...
I recommend for those who like using APS cameras to first try the one-time use verisons before buying this one.I have used two one-time use Kodak Advantix cameras, 35 mm single use, Poloraid instant camera, and 28 mm or 110 Kodak Cameo Camera.But I seem to like having more options and this is what came up.However, the Olympus i Snap APS camera doesn't have the Panamoric view, nor the Print H type available...just the Print C type available and that is 4" x 6" print type available on this camera.I remember paying alot to have a few panamoric prints being processed and that didn't come cheap.So, if you want three Print types available, then buy a used Kodak Advantix Camera instead of this one.Also, I think the resulting prints depends on what brand name film cartidge you use, the lighting, and how the exposed film is temporaily stored before it is taken in to be processed.

Stylish but bad pictures
I think that this is a terrible camera. Even though it is very stylish, it takes bad pictures. Even if you have bright lighting the pictures look dark. I would not suggest buying this camera.

Hip and Stylish Camera
Even at the age of 12, I think this camera would be great for kids, because its easy to reload film into and it's not hard to work with.I think it's a pretty cool camera, because there is color to it instead of the plain old normal gray and black.You don't have to worry about you're kids breaking a hundred dollar camera the first time they you use it.I would give this product a five star rating. ... Read more