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  | 80% Recommended by our customers. Manufacturer: Olympus Catalog: Photography Release date: 2001-10-25 Media: Electronics Includes batteries: 1 number of batteries: 2 DVD aspect ratio: 1.33:1 Model: 13166 Box size: Medium Size Ean: 0050332135192 Upc: 050332135192 Floppy Disk Description: None Special Features: DPOF, Macro, Mini-Movie, Remote Control |
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Compatible with: Windows NT, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows NT 3.5, Windows NT 4, Windows NT 5, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000 Server, Windows Macintosh, PowerMac, Mac OS X, Mac OS 9 and below |
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 Written on September 22, 2002 Summary: Excellent Choice This is an excellent camera for the money and so simple to use. Even a "dummy" like me had no problems. I will recommend this one to everyone. Written on September 17, 2002 Summary: More Bang Less Buck This camera gives you a lot of bang for less of your bucks. This feature-rich camera could easily sell for much more. It's a digital camera secret. And Olympus let the cat out of the bag. To really enjoy the features and benefits of this unit, please read the instructions and become familiar with the functions and features. This camera can make an amateur look good and a professional even better with just a little tweaking and fine tuning. Pictures are nothing more than a painting, a painting with light. Paint it with your Olympus Camedia C-3020 Digital Camera. Written on September 5, 2002 Summary: Great camera for beginners and experienced users I have been using the Olumpus E-10 and wanted a smaller camera, and the 3020 is perfect. It's MUCH less expensive, and when the settings and card are right, can hold many pictures. The only disappointment is the AA battery situation, but it's not too bad. I was very impressed with the clarity of the photos, even when printing out on my junky printer. Super easy to use, the five preset scene features work great, the Quicktime movie feature is a lot of fun (the video looks like circa 1970 home movies!). I love it. Lightweight, the automatic flash is great. If you are looking for a good all around camera for personal use, this is what you want. Written on August 11, 2002 Summary: Great digital camera Thanks to all earlier reviewers. Your comments were very helpful and I'm very pleased with the camera. I don't want to repeat much of what others have covered very well already. My lens cap has not been a problem. It stays in place after I click it onto the lens. Maybe they have responded to peoples concerns, lets hope that's the case. Once or twice I have forgotten to remove the lens cover and got a beeping noise to remind me (no apparent harm done). The provided lanyard keeps the lens cap from getting lost. My camera makes no unusal noise when the lens moves in or out. I can only compare it to another digital camera I have and a 3x lens on a film camera I have. The noise generated is very similiar in all three cameras. No Photo Elements software provided. The provided image editor was weak in capability and I am not using it. You can download pictures by bringing up "My Computer" (in XP) and when you turn on the camera a removable drive appears. You click on it and on a folder thats follows it and your pictures are available to drag and drop to a folder of your choice. The printed documentation was not very helpful. The PDF file was very good. If you have not mastered using pdf documentation yet, this might be a good time to start. Very easy to get to any place in the guide. Then go full screen and arrow left and right to move through the information. Very easy On the eyes. If this camera sounds right for you, I think you will be very happy with your choice. Written on July 24, 2002 Summary: We may retire the Nikon This is my first digital camera, and I am most pleased. It was purchased to replace a middle grade 35mm point and shoot, but it appears that it will be able to do far more than that. Everyone comments on the battery usage, and the advice to buy two sets of rechargables is good. One must learn to remove the lens cap or suffer the noise, although so far no apparent damage. I do miss having a UV filter and am waiting for Olympus to offer one so I can dispense with the lens cap. Some of the bells and whistles like panorama, macro, and bracket shooting are in reality quite valuable. Red eye prevention is good, but the delay is more than I would like. The manual can be printed from disc, but if you do that, get a good 3-ring notebook to hold it and make yourself a little index everytime you look something up. It's a good value ! |
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