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Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 80 QD CG Date 35mm Camera

Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 80 QD CG Date 35mm Camera

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: It very cool
Review: This is a very cool overall camera! The zoom is average, but the picture quality is AMAZING!!! I use the cheapest film around and my brother is a camera freak and my camera still takes better pictures than his! I have had it for 5 years and I LOVE IT!!!

If you want a nice camera with great quality

GET IT :>)

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Sliding door failed after minimal usage, otherwise great
Review: I really loved this camera, but the sliding "door" broke and wouldn't close after only a few months of minimal usage. I don't know if I got a lemon, or what. The camera was never dropped or otherwise abused. I had had another Olympus for years with the same design, that worked great--it's really easy to get quick shots when you can slide off the lens cover and turn on the camera all in one quick motion ; I will most likely try another one even after my bad experience with this one. I hope that they have solved this issue, if it was widespread--at least one other reviewer mentioned the same problem...

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: perfect point and click camera
Review: The size and design of this camera make it ideal for what it is designed for. It takes great pictures in light and dark (though it's better at outdoor pictures) and it fits easily into your pocket. It opens quickly with one hand; no fumbling around with a lens cap. It focuses quickly so you can take a shot from a closed position very quickly.

The only thing worth noting is that this is a point and click camera. If you want to control exposure, shutter speed, etc. or play with macro, this is not your camera.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: nice pictures, not durable
Review: I own the previous version of this camera, a Stylus Epic Zoom 80 DLX. The features are the same. It served me faithfully for two years until it developed light leaks. Everything still functions well, and my pictures are lovely in the center. But the back cover seems to have warped out of shape, causing streaks at the left edge of each photo. I have traveled and hiked with this camera, but I have always kept it close to me and avoided temperature extremes. But I guess I wasn't careful enough. So, caveat emptor. If you notice faded areas at the edge of your photos with this camera, send it in for service before the warranty expires!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Finally! Clear & Crisp pictures, and easy to use!
Review: Let me start by saying that I'm not so hot when it comes to taking good pictures. My mother is a professional photographer, but I didn't inherit that gene. So most of my pictures are out of focus, grainy, or have my thumb in them. (Sad, I know)
We've had this camera for 9 months now, and I've never taken better pictures. It's super easy to load, to use, the zoom feature is great for everyday use when you're trying to get a shot of a very active toddler, as is the red eye reduction feature. (No more possessed looking people in our photos!)
I've yet to experience a single problem with this camera, and I've never had such beautiful sharp pictures before. For me, it's the holy grail of cameras.


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