Features

• Wide angle lens for Olympus's line of digital cameras

Amazon.com Product Description

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 (2)

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

Features

• Powered by two AA-size batteries; stores images on xD cards
• 5.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• 4x digital zoom; 1.5-inch TFT color LCD display
• 10 shooting modes; create 10-image panoramas with Olympus Master software
• Built-in Help Guide provides brief descriptions of shooting modes

Product Description

IR500 4 Megapixel Digital CameraCompact and powerful. Four megapixels. 30x total zoom. Cool flip style 2.5" Semi-Transmissive LCD. And the ability to directly connect with Olympus's optional 4"x6" dye-sub printer and/or 40GB hard drive for high-quality photo printing and increased storage capacity from wherever your creativity may take you. High-Quality Images.A 30x total seamless zoom helps you accurately frame your subject while a 4 megapixel CCD captures it beautifully for clear and colorful results you can print up to 11"x14".Eliminate LCD Glare.The 2.5" Semi-Transmissive LCD provides a large framing/viewing area for your pictures and enables you and others to see them clearly, even under bright conditions.19 Shooting Modes.Once you decide where to take a picture select the corresponding scene mode and let the IR-500 decide how to make it just right.A Total Solution.Can be directly connected to the optional Olympus 4"x6" photo printer and/or 40GB hard drive. Fast Speed and Performance.Equipped with our TruePic TURBO Image Processor that speeds up camera operations and contributes to the high-image quality of photos.Prints Without a PC.Directly connect to the P-S100 dye-sublimation printer for high quality 4"x6" prints in less than 85 seconds, or connect to any PictBridge-enabled printer so you can print pictures without a PC. 4.0 megapixel CCD 30x total seamless zoom (2.8x optical + 11x digital zoom). 40mm-112mm (35mm equivalent) Includes an Album and Calendar function so you easily manage your images and view your precious moments right from your camera. You can also upload folders from your PC to an xD-Picture Card and turn your IR-500 to a digital photo album Easy to use scene mode dial TV quality VGA QuickTime Movie mode with audio xD-Picture ... Read more

Features

• xD-Picture Card compatible (16MB card included); powered by Lithium-ion rechargeable battery (included)
• 4.0-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 allows you to charge the battery and connect to the optional 4 x 6-inch dye-sublimation printer (included) and/or 40 GB hard drive (not included)
• TV-quality VGA QuickTime movie mode with audio

Amazon.com Review

The Olympus I Zoom 75's sleek, lightweight form, zoom lens, and splashproof construction make it an ideal camera for travelers who want the advantages of the Advanced Photo System in a quality package. The compact 75 is protected in a splashproof metallic-looking cover, and sports a slimmer version of the Olympus signature sliding-clamshell case, allowing this model to fit easily in to a pocket. The only disadvantage to this camera's compactness is that the self-timer and flash buttons are a little hard to press since they're so small. The Olympus I Zoom 75's multi-autofocus system helps produce the best photos possible--we found the camera did a good job of focusing even when our subject wasn't dead center. The flash gave us a choice of auto, red-eye reduction, fill-flash, night scene, and off modes. The night-scene mode allows you to sync the flash with a slow shutter speed so that you can take portraits with a night scene in the background. The zoom lens--a bonus on such a compact camera--has a 28 to 75mm equivalent range, good for everything from wide-angle landscapes, to portraits and medium close-ups.

The Olympus I Zoom 75 is extremely easy to use, especially since it uses the Advanced Photo System (APS) format. APS film is a snap to load; no messing with film leaders, or alignment of cartridges, as the film just drops in and loads automatically. The APS format lets you take regular, wide-screen, and panoramic photos on the same roll, and your processed prints will include an index print, with thumbnails of every shot, for easy reprinting.

Pros:

• Ultra compact form
• Zoom lens
• APS format
• Wide range of flash modes

Cons:

• Certain buttons are too small

Features

• 28 to 75mm equivalent zoom
• Multi-autofocus
• Super compact construction
• Splashproof
• Easy-to-use APS format

Features

• 3-pedal foot switch assures efficient transcription.
• Tape-end alarm signals when to change or turn over Microcassette.
• Quick erase feature automatically eliminates old messages to free up space.
• LCD display keeps track of tape data and other important information.

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

Features

• Adjustable Tape Speed.Adjust the speed control from
• ¿15% to +30% for all levels of transcribing skills."
• Quick erase feature automatically eliminates old messages to free up space.
• Auto Backspace adjusts for trouble-free transcription.
• Tape Counter allows you to locate important notes quickly so you can transcribe them more efficiently.

Amazon.com Product Description

The great outdoors is completely in your view with the Olympus Trooper Porro Prism binocular. With a 10x magnification and a huge objective lens diameter of 50mm, faraway images will be in sharp detail with brilliant clarity. This wide angle of view is ideal for tracking fast-moving subjects, and its foldable rubber eyecups and long eye relief provide the ultimate in viewing comfort.

The Trooper's aspherical lens elements minimize image distortion for a truly accurate view. The multicoated lenses also shield dangerous UV rays from your eyes at all times of the day, while maintaining maximum brightness, contrast, and reduced reflection in the image.

The large center knob is in perfect placement for your fingers to comfortably adjust the focus. The built-in dioptric correction adjusts for individual eyesight, so everyone can use the binocular to its full potential. ... Read more

Features

• Central focus knob and dioptric correction
• 10x magnification and 50mm objective lens
• Field of view: 342 feet (at 1,000 yards)
• High-quality design with rubber grips
• Anti-reflective lens, UV ray protection

Features

• 72° angle of view to see more and track fast moving subjects easier
• Sleek and stylish, the contoured rubber hand grisps assure a good grip on these compact metallic silver binoculars
• For maximum image brightness and contrast around the edges
• UV-ray protection for worry-free viewing
• Multi-coated lenses and aspherical lens elements for minimal distortion

Amazon.com Product Description

Olympus's 7x21 binoculars are compact binoculars with a magnification of 7x. They deliver affordable, all-round, outdoor performance. At a mere 6.5 ounces and 6.5 by 3.5 by 3.6 inches, they are compact and light enough to tote bird watching, hiking, or traveling.They offer an antireflective lens coating for superb image brightness, contrast, and quality, as well as Porro prism construction for images that are sharp from edge to edge.Built-in dioptric correction adjusts to individual eyesight--a great benefit for users who wear prescription eyeglasses.This model comes in a stylish silver finish. ... Read more

Features

• 7x magnification
• Stylish silver finish
• Great portability and power for sporting events, hiking, or traveling
• Diopter adjustment of +/- 2 for eyeglass wearers
• Binoculars weigh just 6.5 ounces

Reviews (10)

Love these
I bought two pair of these and I love them. They are very clear. I wear glasses and have a difficult time seeing through binoculars but with these it is wonderful. Very lightweight too.

very light, quality made, great for viewing
i have to say that these binoculars are really spectacular to use because they are compact and light, and well made. i use these to view the sky, the clouds, and the planes that pass in the air(private jets, jumbo planes, or fighter jets. the focus is great. i highly recommend this product to anyone who likes to view animals , or see beautiful sites when in certain countries when visiting as a tourist (Poland, Mexico, etc.) or any other clean activity. nice!

Really cool!
At a reasonable price, this Olympus binoculor is really cool. It's small enough to bring with you for travl. A bag (for protection) comes with the package, which could be attach to your belt easily. And the optical effect is decent for its price.

I love it. Highly recommended.

I can only see through them with one eye at a time, too tiny
I had just bought an Olympus C-2040 digital camera (see my review) which I totally love, and I guess I got swept up in the Olympus thing, so I bought a set of these binoculars. After reading the reviews, I was convinced that these were the best way to go. When I received them, I was shocked, and felt a little stupid for not listening to the reviewer who mentioned that they were not for the wide eyed: I could only see through one lense at a time. If I lined my one eye up, the other one was completely out of the other eyepiece. By opening both eyes, I was looking at the painted body of the lense. My head is large, but I thought that it would be in the ballpark, and for the price, it was worth a little inconvenience, but this pair of binoculars is so small that it is IMPOSSIBLE for me to see through them with both eyes, even if I cut my view on both lenses in half. I can't do it that way either. As corny as this may sound, I just went up to the mirror, with a 12" ruler, and measured my eyes, and they are exactly 2 1/2" apart. That's center of eyeball to center of eyeball. These binoculars measure 1 1/4" closed, and only 1 1/2" fully open. That once again is center of eyepiece lense, to center of eyepiece lense. I can just see everybody reading this review, going to their mirrors, and taking a measurement. :-) Hey I am serious, those are the exact measurements. It's a shame, because these things are cool looking, and look crystal clear, as long as I see through them using one eye. Hope this helps.

Wonderful Compact Binos
We were looking for a compact pair of binos for a gift and read several positive reviews here, so we ordered two pair (one for us, since we enjoy birdwatching). I couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised by the exceptionally bright, vivid image and crisp detail provided by the optics. Very lightweight and compact, taking up little space if you have to pack them. The carry strap only attachs on one side, but that's a minor flaw. In all, this is a terrific pair of binos, one I highly recommend! ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

The great outdoors is completely in your view with the Olympus Trooper Porro Prism binocular. With magnification of 7x to 15x and an objective lens diameter of 40mm, faraway images will be in sharp detail with brilliant clarity. Excellent for activities like bird watching, hiking, and sports, the binocular gives you the flexibility to zoom in and out on your subject, so you continue to keep it in focus.

The Trooper's aspherical lens elements minimize image distortion for a truly accurate view. The multicoated lenses also shield dangerous UV rays from your eyes at all times of the day, while maintaining maximum brightness, contrast, and reduced reflection in the image.

The large center knob is in perfect placement for your fingers to comfortably adjust the focus. The built-in dioptric correction adjusts for individual eyesight, so everyone can use the binocular to its full potential. ... Read more

Features

• 7x to 15x magnification and 35mm objective lens
• Field of view: 300-183 feet (at 1,000 yards)
• High-quality design with rubber grips
• Anti-reflective lens, UV ray protection
• Central focus knob and dioptric correction

Amazon.com Product Description

If you are looking for autofocus convenience and flash versatility, findit in the Olympus Trip XB-40 AF QD. In the XB-40, an infrared autofocus systemwith focus lock and a sharp lens combine for consistently clear shots. The auto- flash takes care of low-light situations, and fill-in flash helps minimizestrong backlight and sidelight.

This camera offers precision autofocus withpoint-and-shoot simplicity. It automatically sets the film exposure so you don'thave to remember to set it every time you reload. The motorized film loadadvances and rewinds in seconds. Focus lock is possible and enables accuratefocus even when the subject of the photo is off-center. Quartz date and timerecording make organizing your developed photographs a breeze. ... Read more

Features

• Precision autofocus for point-and-shoot simplicity
• 34mm, f/5.6 lens for sharp pictures
• Motorized film load, advance, and rewind in seconds
• Focus lock enables accurate focus
• Quartz date and time recording

Reviews (7)

Olympus Trip Camera
Well I actually won a camera exactly similar to the XB40... this one was the AF4000. I have just begun to use it and I really like it. Getting adjusted to a 35mm from a 110 was a little rocky, but all is well and atleast I dont have to worry about advancing the film. Overall this camera is nice, handy, small (but affective), and actually looks expensive, but isnt. I hope all enjoy the camera because I sure do.

good camera but only worked for a year
I got this camera last year for camp. It worked fine. The pictures were good but not the best. The pictures i took with it; didn't look like what it looked like when i took the shot. The pictures also had red eye. I continued to use it until recently when i brought it to camp again. This time the camera skipped pictures on the roll of film, and sometimes didn't work at all even with new batteries in it. Now my camera doesn't work, and i only had it for a year. But what can you ask for when you buy a ... camera.

Easy to use, but very disappointing fuzzy pictures.
Lousy autofocus - I replaced the camera once and the new one is no better. I am sick of fuzzy, hazy pictures!

I consistently get MUCH better sharpness and quality with the Fuji SnapShot disposable cameras, as well as the Vivitar focus-free cheapie. Same shot, same time, same place they both put this camera to shame!

Even with ASA400 or ASA800 film, the pictures typically turn out too dark and with poor contrast as well. If pictures are worth taking, they really should turn out better than this!

Good camera, not as automatic as I'd thought
This is a good camera: takes good pictures and has huge 'viewing lenses' (or whatever those are called) that worked great for my grandmother's bad eyesight. The film is not automatically rolled neither in - when you insert the film you have to take a few pictures and make sure that the small numbers are changing, which can be pretty hard without eye glasses - nor out when there are no pictures left. At least the rolling forward between pictures is automatic.

Wow - Great Deal!
This was a gift purchase for my husband. He needed something simple for his racing adventures, but I wanted quality for the sake of good pictures. This camera delivers both. The view finder is easy to see through, which is great for someone with poor vision like my husband.

The camera is small, easy to use, and easy to load with 35 mm film. Automatic advance and flash make it perfect for the novice, and takes the hassle out of candid shots.

We do not have any complaints about this camera. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

For point-and-shoot convenience and precision zoom, the OlympusSuperzoom 105R QD camera offers easy-to-use operation and a quality asphericalzoom lens. It includes a built-in flash with several modes for better shooting. The red-eye reduction flash mode emits a series of preflashes right before theshutter snaps, allowing the subject's eyes to adjust to the light level of theflash. A night scene mode automatically lowers the shutter speed to ensure thatboth foreground and background are properly illuminated for nightscenes.

Fill-in flash softens the sharp contrasts, for a natural look inphotos when your subject is in both bright light and dark shadows. You can alsoturn the flash off when flash photography is not permitted or for special moodlighting. The Superzoom 105R QD is stylish and lightweight, with a silver body. ... Read more

Features

• Easy point-and-shoot operation
• 38 - 105mm, 3x zoom lens for precision shots
• Built-in flash with red-eye reduction
• Quartz dating imprints date and time
• Stylish, durable body

Reviews (2)

Just got it
I just got this camera last night -- so far it seems very simple to operate. The features are many but the buttons are easy to understand. There's no lag when you snap the picture it takes right away. The timer has a 12 second delay and the other cameras I looked at only had 10. I haven't had the roll developed yet --but if the picture quality is as wonderful as this camera is to operate I've found a winner!

Looks good!
Well, I just like the camera. It's got excellent looks. It's really compact and has great features. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

The ultra-compact Olympus Camedia Brio zoom D-150 is the second camera to be introduced in the Brio line of point-and-shoot digital cameras after the Brio D-100. Ideal for first-time digital camera users, the D-150 is an elegantly designed 1.3-megapixel camera with a 3x optical zoom (plus 2x digital zoom), fast start-up time, and simple controls. It also features a 1.5-inch color LCD monitor, built-in flash, self-timer, and an auto connect USB function that allows you to download images straight from the camera to your computer.

The D-150 is able to capture images at a maximum resolution of 1,280 x 960 pixels, good enough for quality prints up to 5 by 7 inches. It stores images on removable SmartMedia cards, and comes with an 8 MB card. Other features include auto-white balance, a macro mode for close-up shots, and five flash modes (auto, red-eye reduction, off, fill in, and slow synchronization). For its power source, the Brio D-150 uses either two AA alkaline batteries or one long-lasting CR-V3 battery (included). ... Read more

Features

• 1.3 megapixel sensor creates 1280 x 960 images for prints at sizes up to 5 x 7
• 3x optical and 2x digital zoom lens with autofocus
• Included 8 MB SmartMedia memory card holds 10 images at default resolution
• Easy USB connectivity with Macs and PCs
• Also features 1.5-inch color LCD monitor, built-in flash, and self-timer with 12-second delay

Reviews (25)

A great camera for the price
The Olympus D-150 is an excellent entry level digital camera. It has most of the major features that is needed to do general purpose photography, whether it's computer based (web/email) or print based (great pics upto 5x7), with the ease of use of "point and shoot, auto everything" technology found on most "traditional" 35mm cameras. All features are easily accessible from the menu system and there are quick access buttons for flash and marco zoom modes. The D-150 is is one of the few digital cameras in it's price class that has optical zoom (3X) which is far better than digial zoom (the D-150 also has 2X digital zoom for upto 6X zoom). The included 8MB Smartmedia chip is small and you need to get at least a 16MB chip to do any serious shooting(the memory chips are not that expensive). The 1.5in LCD display is handy for precise framing of your subject. Also, buy the Lithium batteries!!! Do not buy the Duracel or Energizer or other alkalines unless you are desparate. It's worth the $10 (19.99 for two packs) to buy the Lithium battery pack. They last considerably longer than alkalines, especially when using the LCD display. Unless you have Photoshop or MS Office's Photo Viewer or equivilant, the software on the CD is useless except for PC driver support since the pics are jpeg format. If you're using a Mac (especially G4 w/OS 9.x and higher), you don't even need the CD for the drivers thanks to it's USB connectivity. Make sure your USB ports are working properly and try not to connect the camera through a hub or keyboard on both platforms. All in all it is a nice, "fun", little camera and takes great images for 1.3 megapixals. The D-150 is highly portable (unlike the high end Sony Mavicas...) and is feature packed for $300. Truly a "Best Buy".

Nice little camera
I am no photography expert and this is my first digital camera. I agonized over this purchase for several hours reading all the reviews I could find. This seemed like a good all-round camera for the price. I rather get the impression that in camera terms you get what you pay for.

I think that this camera represents very good value for money. If you want to put pictures on the web or email them then this camera certainly does an excellent job. The software that comes with the camera is not great, but then you just plug it in and you can access the images using Windows Explorer (the camera is recognized as a removable hard disk).

I would say that indoor pictures in low light taken with flash are not too bad, however I understand that the flash is weak on many digital cameras, and this one is no exception. I bought a 32Mb memory card, which can store 35 really high quality or 99 medium quality pictures, which I think is more than enough. That card cost ...and medium quality is 1280 x 960 in 24bit, which is more than enough for my purposes.

I have not tried to print the pictures out in any way, but I am a web designer and so really I only want pictures in computer form for web or email use. All in all I am quite impressed. There are a few minor shortcomings but generally if you want high quality digital pictures for a reasonable cost this would be a great buy. If you want awesome printable pictures that beat a quality 35mm camera, you're going to have to spend a little more I think.

for the money, there is no match
For a first camera, I wouldn't trade it for the world. It's small, durable, and takes great photos. The interface is easy to use and the photos it produces are printable quality.

Sure, if you want to spend a few hundred dollars more, you will get a better camera. But, if you want something simple, with an optical zoom, this is the camera. Photos print out fantastically (with the proper paper and printer, of course), and they are great to use for online purposes as well. Add on a pack of rechargable AA batteries for it (or any camera), and a larger memory card, and you're set to go forever.

Camera Size is Perfect!
We love the fact that this camera is so tiny. I can just toss it in my purse & it even often fits in my pocket. It's a great camera. Our only complaints are that it has problems with unusual lighting (pictures aren't as good inside, but can be doctored up in a photo editing program) & the menu system is tedious. I don't know if all digital cameras have the lighting problems. It's also slow to take a picture, but I've heard that is true of all digital cameras (I think?). Highly recommend for the price though!!

excellent Quality for a small price!
This is an excellent camera, pictures are perfect, Olympus has one of the best digital cameras in the market today. Very satisfied with my purchase. ... Read more

Features

• Slim body and foldable design
• High-index BaK-4 roof prisms
• UV protection
• Center focus knob
• Built-in dioptric correction adjusts to each user's eyesight

Product Description

The Total Imaging Solution Series IR-300 Digital Camera show's consumers a revolutionary way to experience digital photography. Rather than involve a PC in the digital imaging process, the Total Imaging Solution enables users to take, organize, print, and store photos quickly and hassle-free virtually anywhere with compact, high-performance components.The Olympus Total Imaging Solution line consists of several products sold separately including digital cameras, a DVD Reader/Writer, Hard Drive Storage System, and a Digital Photo Printer.All of the components in the Olympus Total Imaging Solution are distinguished by their sleek and pearl white design - projecting an image of premium style, ease-of-use and high performance. Place either IR camerain its cradle and it will work together with any component, or connect components independently with other Olympus products via an adapter.The S-DVD-100 DVD Reader/Writer is the first device in the world to allow digital photos to be stored on DVD or CD media directly from a digital camera. This is ideal for people who are not computer-savvy, and DVDs are great for storing and sharing digital images because of their high storage capacities, long storage life, and portability. Just take photos with the IR-300, connect itto the S-DVD-100, burn images to disk, and send your friends home with a DVD of images.the IR-300 has an ultra-slim 0.87-inch thick durable die-cast magnesium body. It features a 2" ... Read more

Features

• Powere by a Lithium-ion rechargeable battery; stores images on xD-Picture Cards
• 5.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 2.0-inch LCD monitor
• Includes docking station that acts as a battery charging unit and camera stand
• 19 selectable shooting modes (includes QuickTime Movie Mode with audio)

Features

• Transcribe from both minicassettes and microcassettes.
• 20% to 40% for all levels of transcribing skills.
• Auto Backspace, adjusts for trouble-free transcription.
• Tape Counter allows you to locate important notes quickly so you can transcribe them more efficiently.