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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 Stylus 5010 14 MP Digital Camera with 5x Wide Angle Dual Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.7-inch LCD (Blue)
Price : $199.99 $112.00
Features
: - 14-megapixel resolution for high-quality, poster-size prints
- 5x wide-angle dual image stabilized zoom
- One-touch button captures HD video in 720p
- AF tracking; Creative Art Filters
- Capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)
- AF tracking and creative Art Filters
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This tiny camera will blow you away. It packs 5x zoom into a super-slim, super-sleek body. But that’s just the beginning. Advanced technology features, like one-touch HD movie recording, let you store, upload and share your favorite video moments.All the capabilities you need in one compact lens.The 5x optical zoom gets you close to the action while the 26mm wide-angle lens lets you capture everything and everyone in your shot.
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Olympus VG-120 14 MP Digital Camera, 5X Wide-Angle Optical Zoom (26mm), 3" LCD,(Silver)
Price : $139.99 Too low to display
Features
: - 720P HD Movie,14 Megapixels
- 14 megapixels (effective), 1/2.3 inch image sensor; 5x wide-angle optical zoom plus 4x digital zoom
- 3.0 inch LCD monitor; CCD Contrast Detection; One touch 720p HD movie with sound
- Digital image stabilization; Intelligent Auto; AF Tracking; Face Detection
- Shadow Adjustment technology; Magic Filter still and movie; Panorama mode,SDHC Compatible
- USB 2.0 High-Speed; SD/SDHC compatible (card not included),5x Optical Zoom
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14 Megapixels, 5x Optical Zoom, 3.0 LCD, 720P HD Movie, Magic Filters, Intelligent Auto
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Olympus TG-610 Tough 14 MP Digital Camera , 5x Wide Optical Zoom (28mm), 3" 920K LCD (Black)
Price : $279.00 Too low to display
Features
: - 14 megapixels (effective), 1/2.3 inch image sensor; 5x optical zoom (28mm wide) plus 4x digital zoom
- 3.0 inch HyperCrystal III LCD monitor; CCD contrast detection; One touch 720p HD movie with HDMI
- Waterproof; Shockproof; Freeze proof
- Dual image stabilization; 3D Photos (even underwater); TruePic III+ image processing
- USB 2.0 High-Speed; SD/SDHC/SDXC compatible (card not included)
- Waterproof 16ft/ 5m
- 3.0 920K Hypercrystal LCD
- 5x Optical Zoom
- Freezeproof -10C/14F
- 720p HD Movie with HDMI
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14 Megapixels, 5x Optical Zoom, 3.0 LCD, Waterproof to 5m/ 16ft, Shockproof 1.5m/ 5ft, Freezeproof -10C/14F, 720P HD Movie,
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Olympus PEN E-PL2 12 MP CMOS Micro Four Thirds Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera with 14-42mm Lens (Black)
Price : $599.95 Too low to display
Features
: - Interchangeable lens digital camera with powerful Live MOS sensor; Micro Four Thirds format
- Kit includes new Movie & Still Compatible (MSC) ED m14-42mm f3.5/5.6 zoom lens (28mm-84mm equivalent)
- New 3-inch 460,000 dot LCD for bright and easy image composition
- Live Guide II: preview HD video and still image effects on the E-PL2's high-resolution LCD screen
- Capture images and HD video to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)
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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 : 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 : 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 : 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 : How to recovery deleted pictures from an Olympus digital camera?
The pictures were captured with an Olympus FE-210 digital camera on June 6 between the hours of 8pm to 2am. On Friday they were formatted/ deleted. I've tried online recovery website but it recovers recently deleted pictures. If someone could give me any websites, companies, or telephone numbers that can help me retrieve my pictures, do tell. Thank you sooo much!!
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first off, formating and just simply deleting stuff are similar, but two different things. When you format, you're re-writing the build up of the card so that your camera can read/write to it. Everything getting deleted is just an extra side-effect. When you delete something, you're just erasing that particular area of memory.if you've already formated the card, then theres pretty much nothing that can be done, you're pictures are unfortunately lost. If you just deleted the pics, theres an off hand chance you can still get them back.just google something like memory card recoveryheres one site I found:http://www.ultimateslr.com/memory-card-recovery.php
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Question : How can i set the shutter speed in olympus fe210 digital camera?
I purchase a olympus digital camera. manual guide of this camera is no specification about the shutter speed & I don't know where is shutter speed in camera so plz tell me how i can set this.
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You cannot set the shutter speed on this camera. It looks like the camera display does not display the shutter speed nor the aperture.
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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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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 : Does anyone know the name of the new Olympus digital camera?
I saw this commercial for this new olympus digital camera that does not need light but still takes clear pictures. The commercial was with this one couple that was going on a trip to the place where the wife's parents met.
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The only thing I can think of is the "Your second shot campaign" being done by Canon right now. I haven't heard of anything with Olympus yet. Here's the site if you want to check it out and see if it's similar.http://reviews.photographyreview.com/blog/canons-your-second-shot-new-advertising-campaign/# more-13864
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Question : What should i say to the olympus digital camera company?
my camera was almost 500 $ with the 3 year warranty. it was waterproof, shockproof, and freeze resistant. it was a great camera and i took care of it really well! i mean i worked at a cleaning company for a summer to save up for it, than just before Christmas time it stopped working. when i took it into black(where i bought it from) they said there's nothing they can do. A lady at the store said when i went in again a few weeks ago said i should e mail olympus or call them. What would be better and what should i say?
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Call Olympus and tell them what's wrong with it... since it's still under warranty, they'll either fix it or give you a new one.
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