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Olympus Pen E-PM1 12 MP CMOS Sensor Digital Camera with 14-42mm II Lens and 3" LCD Screen (Black)
Price : $448.99
Features
: - Fast Shutter Response. Never miss a shot again with the E-PM1's Fast Shutter Response time of less than 60 milliseconds. The TruePic VI feature allows for reduced shot-to-shot time by shortening the black-out time between shots.
- Professional Audio Sound Capture. Take Videos that are able to capture uncompressed CD-quality 16bit/44.1kHz Linear PCM stereo recording or AC3 Dolby Digital audio.
- 12 MP with 3.0" LCD Screen
- Face Detection with Eye Detect
- Full 1080 HD Video Shoot up to 29 minutes of 1080 60i HD Video and stereo sound in either AVCHD or AVI formats. A Direct HD Movie Button switches you from still to movie mode with just the press of a button.
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The Small And Stylish Pen. The smallest and lightest PEN is available in six stylish colors - purple, pink, brown, white, silver and black - and features a new and simplified user interface as well as a streamlined button structure for superior ease-of-use. Its small size and portability make it the ideal camera to document life's fun and spontaneous moments. Live Chat by LivePerson Ease-of-Use Simplified Control. Operating the camera is more intuitive with the newly designed user interface. The innovative screen activates popular menu options such as Art Filters, iAuto, Scene Modes, and Movie. The on-screen graphics have also been updated with a sleeker font design and an automatic pop-up guide in the menu screen. The E-PM1's Live Guide system allows you to preview effects as you adjust them - before the image is even captured. Simply select Live Guide and turn the wheel on the back of the camera to slide through numerous photographic effects, such as brightness, color saturation, tone, etc. Excellent Shots - Effortlessly. iAuto automatically identifies the scene you're shooting - portrait, landscape, night portrait, macro, or sport - and adjusts the settings to optimize results. The E-PM1 is also equipped with 23 Scene-Select modes for effortless picture taking, including new 3D mode, Fireworks, Sunset, Children, Macro and Panorama, to name a few. There are even three scene modes that are specific to shooting with Olympus' conversion lenses to optimize the performance of those lenses.
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Olympus VG-110 12 MP Digital Camera with 4x Wide Zoom Lens (27mm) and 2.7-Inch LCD (Silver)
Price : $99.99 Too low to display
Features
: - SDHC Compatible
- AVI Movie with Sound
- 12 megapixels (effective), 1/2.3 inch image sensor; 4x wide-angle optical zoom plus 4x digital zoom
- 2.7 inch LCD monitor; CCD Contrast Detection; AVI movie with sound
- Digital image stabilization; Intelligent Auto; AF Tracking; Face Detection
- Magic Filter still and movie; Panorama mode
- USB 2.0 High-Speed; SD/SDHC compatible (card not included)
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12 MP, 4x Wide Zoom Lens, 2.7" LCD, SDHC, AVI Movie with Sound, Magic Filter, Digital Image Stabilization, Intelligent Auto, Shadow Adjustment Technology, AF Tracking
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Olympus Stylus 7030 14 MP Digital Camera with 7x Wide Angle Dual Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.7-inch LCD (Blue)
Price : $179.00 Too low to display
Features
: - 14-megapixel resolution for high-quality, poster-size prints
- 7x wide-angle dual image stabilized zoom
- Shadow Adjustment Technology; AF tracking
- Creative Art Filters
- Capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)
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OLYMPUS 227575 14.0 Megapixel STYLUS-7030 Digital Camera (Blue)
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Olympus VR-320 14 MP Digital Camera with 12.5x Optical Zoom and 3" LCD (Black)
Price : $179.00 Too low to display
Features
: - 14 megapixels (effective), 1/2.3 inch image sensor; 12.5x ultra wide-angle optical zoom plus 4x digital zoom
- 3.0 inch LCD monitor; CCD Contrast Detection; One touch 720p HD movie with sound
- Dual image stabilization; Intelligent Auto; AF Tracking; Face Detection
- Shadow Adjustment technology; Magic Filter still and movie; Panorama mode
- USB 2.0 High-Speed; SD/SDHC compatible (card not included)
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14 MP, Super-Wide 12.5x Zoom, 3.0" LCD Monitor, SDHC Compatible, All-Metal Body, 720p HD Movie, Magic Filter, Intelligent Auto, Dual Image Stabilization, AF Tracking
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Olympus SZ-10 228730 14 MP Digital Camera with Super-Slim 28mm Wide-Angle 18x Optical Zoom and 3.0-Inch LCD (Black)
Price : $299.99 Too low to display
Features
: - 14 MP Camera
- Super-Slim 28mm Wide-Angle Zoom
- 3.0 460K LCD
- SDXC Compatible
- 720p HD Movie with HDMI Control
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15 MP, Super-Slim 28mm Wide-Angle 18x Optical Zoom, 3.0 460k LCD, SDXC Compatible, 720p HD Movie with HDMI Control, Magic Filter Still & Movie, 3D Photo Mode, In-Camera Panorama, Dual Image Stabilization, Eye-Fi Compatible
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Questions & Answers
Question : I have an old Olympus OM 10fc and would like to use the lenses on a new Olympus digital slr camera?
I have an old Olympus OM 10fc and would like to use the old lenses since I have about 5 on a new Olympus digital SLR camera. What kind of Olympus camera would you recommend?
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You can do that with any of the Olympus Digital SLR cameras using a simple adapter (Olympus sells the adapter for about $100 U.S. but you can get good ones from third party manufactures for between $20~$50). I have both types and would not pay the difference for the Olympus brand again). In theory they should work with Panasonic and Leica Four/Thirds cameras as well but I have not tried either of them (because I am not rich enough to own all three brands).Be aware that the focal length will be effectively doubled, the lenses will require manual focusing and "stop down" metering in aperture priority mode and there are limitations on the metering modes that will work. Olympus recommends a very narrow range of aperture settings but I find that OM the lenses work well at most settings. There are also adapters with an electronic "focus confirmation" sensor that will provide an electronic connection to the auto-focus mechanisms on Oly cameras, this causes the audible/visible focus confirmation signal to activate when you have achieved best focus. I have not used any of these and have heard mixed reviews where some people loved them and others hated them. This can be important because the viewfinders on DSLR cameras are not traditional ground glass screens like those from manual focusing film cameras but rather are clear screens with focus points visible in the viewfinder. The ground glass style is considered unnecessary because of the auto focus capability.
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Question : What do you need to use an Olympus digital camera?
I found an Olympus digital camera c-830L. But it has no memory card, cords, or anything. Only the software. So please tell me what I need and where can I find it.
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everything u said. go to a local photo store. plus battery to
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Question : Why wont my Olympus digital camera load anymore photos?
My Olympus camera has a 2MB xD card and ive used probably just under 1 MB of it, so its not full. But all of a sudden I loaded my pictures on to my computer ike normal and it just won't load them! The cords fine, cameras fine what could be wrong with it?
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Format the card inside the camera - not in the computer. If the card is working properly this will take care of the problem.However, don't load photos back onto the card, it's not designed as a storage device and could easily fail if you treat it this way.
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Question : Trying to restore pictures from olympus digital camera with xd card?
I am trying to restore lost pictures from an Olympus digital camera that uses an xd card. There was a problem when I went to load the pictures, and the camera screen said to format it. After checking the card for the pics (they weren't there) we formatted. I have used several programs to try to get the pictures, using a card reader. Are they lost forever? One site I went on said if you used an Olympus with an xd card you can't recover the pics. These are very important pics, and I need them back. Thanks for any help!
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They are not really gone unless you have reformatted the card, or written over them with new pictures. The blog below has put together some simple instructions and recommends a few free programs. I have used the PC Inspector and SoftPerfect products to recover my pictures as well as those of friends. In some cases I wasn't able to get all of my pictures, but I was happy to get back what I could. The first letter of the filename is lost but it's typically easy to figure out what it was supposed to beIt seems there are a few programs that recover pics from xd cards. See the links. You can google "recover images xd" to see what's out there.
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Question : The lense on my Olympus digital camera is stuck?
I dropped my camera on the floor and it turns on and off but the lense is tilted and you cant see anything but the Olympus sign when i turn it on. The lense is just sticking out and it wont go in or out it just tilted and stuck! What can i do?
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Lens errors are fairly common. Usually it's sand or grit interfering with the lens extension mechanism. Or the camera's been dropped with the lens extended. Or the camera has been powered on, but the lens had been blocked preventing its extension. Or the battery ran down with the lens extended ...Here are some troubleshooting steps that you can try that may correct it. They only seem to work for less than 40% of the lens errors, but if the camera is out of warranty (or repair cost approaches that of the camera), they're worth that try. Some of the later steps do involve some risk to the camera, so carefully weigh your options before deciding to conduct them:http://camerarepair.blogspot.com/2007/12/fixing-lens-error-on-digital-camera.html
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Question : Nikon or Olympus digital camera, which is easier to use?
I've not got much experience in camera's but i have fount nikon's easy to use when i've borrowed them, i've never used an olympus at all but the one's i've been looking at buying are a nikon or an olympus digital slr camera's, which is easier to use and gives better results etc? thanks.
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By nature all adjustable cameras are as easy or difficult to use based upon your skill levelANY DSLR can be used as a point and shoot camera using the program mode and auto focus.The results of any camera is again, based upon the skills of its user.Go onto a camera store and hold both the Nikon and Olympus cameras in your hands. See which is easiest for you to use without any instruction. There will be your answer.
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Question : Olympus Digital Camera software doesn't work with Windows 7?
My Olympus digital camera has software which I downloaded on to my new PC which has Windows 7. The PC obviously does not recognise the connection as I keep getting a message saying it can't find a digital camera, can anyone help please.
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If the software is from the disk, then it was possibly not yet designed to be compatible with Win7. You can look on the Olympus website for an updated version of the software, that is newer then the disk version. You can also try a program like Picasa [ http://picasa.google.com ] to import your photos. Most digital cameras support WIA (windows image acquisition) which allows them to interface with software like Picasa without the need for proprietary camera software.Good luck.
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Question : Where can I buy a rechargeable battery for my olympus digital camera?
It broke a couple months ago. I know I can get it online but I need one by tomorrow and I dont have time to wait for it. Are there any stores that sell digital camera batteries?? & around how much are they?Thanks.
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Probably your best bet is actually taking your camera to an actual camera store and request batteries that would fit your camera.Need more information about the camera than the just brand as in also need the model to give more ballpark pricing of the battery.Each camera brand and models take different types of batteries as in DSLR tend to have a set that is made for that one particular model and most point and shoot cameras usually tend to take AA batteries.
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Question : I got an Olympus digital camera. Not super impressed with the quality -- should i get a refund?
I bought an Olympus 8 megapixel camera with 5X optical zoom. I used to own a 8 megapixel Sony camera... the Sony had excellent quality (Carl Zeiss Lens). The Olympus camera was on sale so i decided to give it a try. it is difficult to take clear, focused pictures with this camera. should i get a refund? What is your experience with olympus cameras?Marie--what model was your camera?
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i've got an olympus fe310 (8 mp, 5 x zoom) & photos from it are fantastic. i've tried a pentax with similar specs. but the olympus is far better. what model olympus are you talking about ? are you SURE you've focused correctly before taking picture ? sometimes it is hard to focus on some objects that don't have good definition.
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Question : How to import videos INTO an Olympus Digital Camera?
Usually, there is a guide for how to import FROM a digital camera.My question is, how do you import videos back into a digital camera?Camera Type: OlympusType of File: AVII'm trying to display my birthday video from my T.V., but the file was taken from another camera and sent by email from a friend...Thank you for your patience.
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You can TRY this,Use Windows Explorer screen. It's a split screen. ON the left is your drives (including the d: or e: ((whatever your camera is connect to & your compter drives too). Have your camera ON & connected & in the USB transfer mode:Click on the file on the left where your video is saved.In the right pane find the video, right click & COPY it,ON the Left pane, click your camera drive,Click on the drive or the camera or the internal storage folder within the camera drive, andthen right click & choose PASTE.You'll have your original on your computer & a copy in your camera.
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