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24 Reviews
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Abstract: The Olympus Mju mini Digital performs great concerning the noise ratio. The higher ISO rates (400) however tend to deliver a lesser performance. Still on a level that is acceptable, especially when compared to competing cameras, but improvable. The Mju...
Good resolution for a camera of this class, Bright, vivid and generally pleasing results, Weatherproof, Excellent build quality, Attractive design and remarkably good handling, Lots of scene/subject modes, Generally reliable exposure, Fast, reliable focus...
Images over-sharpened and too contrasty for some tastes, Tendency to under-expose in bright high contrast scenes, Slow flash recycling, Images shot at over ISO 64 fairly noisy, No exposure information in record or playback modes, Some basic controls too d...
As a straightforward point and shoot camera the Stylus Verve does a perfectly good job at a competitive price point. The splash proofing alone will be enough to recommend it to some potential purchasers, and the simplicity of operation will endear it ...
Olympus have made a bold move with the Mju Mini Digital by designing a camera that is completely different to any of its competitors and more stylish than most of them. From the 6 different anodized colours to the curvy design features, the Olympus Mj...
Abstract: The Olympus Stylus Verve is certainly one of the cooler-looking ultracompact digital cameras on the market today. And its fu Specs: Megapixels: 4, Maximum Resolution: 2272 x 1704 pixels, Included Memory Amount: 16 MB, Included Memory: Media Card,
Abstract: The Olympus Stylus film cameras have long among the best selling point-and-shoot models available, widely popular across a range of consumer experience levels. Olympus brought the Stylus brand to the digital realm with 2003\'s Stylus 300 and 400 models, which enjoyed great success in the market, thanks in part to their water-resistant construction. In late 2004 though, Olympus kicked the whole Stylus product line up another notch with the Stylus Verve. In just about every respect (features, image quality, build quality, and style), the new Olympus Verve is the best digital Stylus model yet, and a great littl...
Abstract: <b>Spec:</b> Digital camera, 4,000,000 pixels, LCD display - TFT active matrix - 1.8 in - Color, 16 MB - XD-Picture Card<br> <b>Good:</b> Eye-catching design; selection of camera colors; weatherproof body; lots of scene modes and special effects such as fish-eye distortion.<br> <b>Bad:</b> No optical viewfinder; zoom limited to 2X; awkward shape precludes one-handed shooting; slow autofocus in dim light; mediocre image quality.<br> <b>Bottomline:</b> A sexy design cant overcome the average picture quality and mediocre performance of this ultracompact 4-megapixel shooter.<br>
Abstract: The Olympus Stylus Verve is a compact, fashionable and all-weather, 4.0-megapixel digital camera thats available in 6 brilliant designer colors. Instead of the typical "boxy" body, the Verve sports rounded corners and a smooth contoured shape. The Ver...
Abstract: This review is now complete. All information about this camera refers to the production-level Verve. Product shots have been re-shot where necessary, and all sample photos are from the production model. The Olympus Stylus Verve ($349) is a new addit...
Abstract: Olympus typically stick with a fairly traditional, conservative design for their digital cameras, so when we pulled the MJU Mini Digital from the box, we were pleasantly surprised to see a sleek, stylish camera with an innovative design that sets it ap...
