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Olympus FE-310 8MP Digital Camera with 5x Optical Zoom (Silver)
Price : $129.99 $79.98
Features
: - 8.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 22-inch prints
- 5x image-stabilized optical zoom; Face Detection
- Perfect Shot Preview mode
- Includes Olympus Master 2 software
- Stores images on xD Picture Cards (not included)
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The FE-310 gives you more for your money. Featuring a powerful 5x zoom (37 - 185 mm) it takes you straight to the heart of the action - wherever it is. A very ample 8.0 megapixels guarantees shots come out with astounding detail. And ensuring that human subjects are always optimally captured, this model incorporates intelligent Face Detection technology. In addition to photos, the FE-310 is also capable of recording movies with sound. All results can be viewed on the 6.4 cm LCD.Ease-of-use is one of the hallmarks of the FE series, and this model is no exception. The ?one button, one function? design principle ensures that operation is easy - even for complete novices. And with 38 languages on board, usability is taken up another notch.
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Excellent for the money
Sounds like some people have models that drain batteries severely, but most digital cameras are rough on Alkaline AA's. I got it cheap and took it to the bar last night and was happy. I went through about 75 shots and had to change batteries, that is good enough for me. It holds around 450 pictures with a 1G XD card. It has features that cannot be beat with all the shooting modes. So far the only setting that loses its' preference when the power is off is the flash mode (auto flash, red-eye, constant, or off). For the money, this is a good entry lever camera.
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Battery life is no good
I've had one of these for 4 months now and I want to echo the negative comments here about the battery life as it sucks. It's amazing how little it lasts. Everything else is OK... I get plenty of blurry one's, but that may be me as I've had that issue with all my digital cams. Also, there is no small view finder, only the big one, but that's not really an issue for me as I'm just amateur with photos and only use that one anyway.
Just how bad is the battery life? With my brand new rechargeables, we're talking about 5 - 10 photos! With normal alkalines, it varies... I've gotten nearly 100 but also a lot less. I didn't actually try nickle cads because it came with alkakines and I happen to (fortunately)currently have a big pile of them. I reckon that pile will quickly diminish the more I use my camera.
Otherwise, however, a pretty good camera, especially for the price.
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What battery life ?
I bought this camera back in May of 2008 to upgrade from an OLD bulky Fuji that was only a 2 Megapixel & a 3x zoom but still took great pictures. It seems right after I bought this model, the poor battery life reviews started to come in, & if I knew this I never would have bought it. Several times I've gotten the no battery warnig on the screen where the camera locks up, & hopefully if I wait a few minutes the batteries gain a little charge so I can take a picture or two before it dies again. Carrying extra batteries was a MUST. ( But should be not necessary )
I won't itemize all the concerns, ( soft focus, reset of settings each time it powers up, etc.) as there's a good review on the main page. But as an old 35mm SLR user, I'm used to an optical viewfinder, & just using the screen resulted in too many cut off heads & legs because of the times the screen washed out from bright light & then guessing.
I just purchased a Fuji S1000fd & one of the reasons.......... besides the screen, OPTICAL VIEWFINDER !
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Gave it as a gift and they seem to like it.
Don't really have much to say about it since I am not using it but the price was good and the features were right. I can tell you to not put cheap batterys in it but other than that it works fine.
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Brand new & would not focus.
We got this camera right before we moved overseas. We threw away the box and could not find the receipt in the confusion of moving. We never got to print or upload any photos because the camera would not focus. Now we are stuck and have to send it off and PAY for it to be fixed. Plus, we have to deal with all the hassle in doing so since we don't live in the US. Who knows how long that will take. So, I went ahead and got my daughter a new camera - NIKON. We also have a CANON and love it. Wont buy an Olympus again!!!
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Olympus Stylus 1050SW 10.1MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom (Silver)
Price : $299.99 Too low to display
Features
: - 10.1-megapixel image sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 18 x 24-inch prints
- 3x optical zoom; wew Tap Control feature for quick, easy programming and results
- Waterproof, shockproof, crushproof design
- Face Detection and Smile Shot; Perfect Shot Preview and Shadow Adjustment Technology
- Stores images on xD Picture Cards or microSD cards (not included)
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While other digital cameras may use touch screens to access settings, the new Stylus 1050 SW has a shockproof, waterproof and freezeproof body that is sensitive to touch all over. So getting to the most common menu settings in situations where pushing buttons takes time or is difficult is now as fast and easy as a tap on the top, back or sides of the camera.
The rugged 10.1-megapixel Stylus 1050 SW is designed to take the hard knocks that everyday life particularly those with kids can throw its way, so you know that the memories it captures will be protected. It can handle five-foot drops to the hard ground, operate in freezing snowstorms, and swim with the fishes lethal conditions for most other digital cameras. Additionally, the Stylus 1050 SW weathers the elements in style with four trendy colors (blue, champagne, silver and black) and a new streamlined body. The sleek, lens-protecting faceplate slides down, turning the camera on and revealing the lens in an instant to capture the moment.
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Olympus Stylus 1050SW
Great point and shoot camera, very sturdy build quality. 3x zoom is a little limited, but suitable for the application of this camera.
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Great camera for outdoors and a beginner
I bought this camera as my first digital to use while fly-fishing and skiing - I love it - all the different settings and functions helps me get good shots regardless of the light or conditions I am in - and I don't have to worry about getting it wet or dropping it - I wasn't sure if I would like the slide on and off lens cover but I do - it is an easy way to turn the camera on and off and protects the lens face - I like the pocket size and weight - I like the ability to plug it into a TV monitor to see a big version of my pictures and/or play them back as a slide show - I bought 3 extra batteries very cheap here on Amazon and never worry about running out of power - all in all, I don't see how any amateur, outdoor photographer could go wrong with this amazing little camera.
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great and not so great
Whats Great: durability, picture quality is great so far too...I have 3 small boys, so I needed to buy something that could handle them. I have always purchased olymupus cameras becuase of the picutre qauality, but my boys seem to always manage to throw my cameras out a window, or into water...this was my only choice. There are no other's like it on the market in this price range.
What's not so great: shutter delay..i hate it. I absolutely hate th delay, i'm trying to get used to it. I almost have to guess what's gonna happen...not easy with a 1,3 and 5 year old! Thre are other settings you can use to try and make it better, but i just have to get used to it, again, durability is the most important thing to me ..i have gone through-i think-3 cameras alredy...I cant keep buying them, too expensive. the other not so great feature is the strange lcd screen. when you make the slighest movement it gets blurry..i really dont use it, when i'm taking a picutre, i just look at the subject..i iwll peek to make sure what i'm taking is in frame but that's about it. I'm not a huge fan of the slider that opens and closes the lens..it does open easy, sometimes when it's in my bag, it opens on me. the last thing i'm not too crazy aobut is that it takes a while to turn on...if sometihg is happening that i want to shoot really fast, between the delay of it turing onn nd the dely on the shutter, i usually miss it. I also think all cameras should come with a case-only some do, this one doesnt..that annoys me...the card, and extra battery costs enough..
All in all, it's ok. If durability wasnt the most important thing, i would hve returned it and gotten something different.
Hope that helps!
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Great
The camera is great. Can get wet and the megapixels are awesome. Takes great pictures especially on the beach and in the sunlight.
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Decent for what it is
I bought this camera thinking my wife and I had lost our Fuji E900. The first one I got a few months ago seemed to work well but while showing the features of the camera to my parents (prospective buyers) I did a "drop test" from about 3' into a child's car seat and the camera broke after having it for 1 week. I sent it back and got another one, the same model, and have not had anymore problems. I have taken it down waterslides in video mode with excellent results although the sound quality is only OK due to the occasional "clicking" noise. Not sure what that noise is but it could be the wrist strap clanging against the camera which is attached too close to the internal mic. The picture quality is only average though. The greens seem a little washed out and reds don't seem as true as they should be - even with some bright outdoor pictures in ideal conditions. We have subsequently found our 9.0MP E900 (in our 4 year old's closet hiding) and now I use it for most of the pics I take, while my wife uses the Olympus and prefers it. One note- the video mode is limited to 10 seconds on a regular "M" XD card so after buying a new "M+" XD card I was able to take unlimited length clips. A little disappointing when you already have 3 2GB cards of the regular type. For being a 12MP camera it was a little disappointing but if you include the cool features it makes it a decent all around vacation type camera for beaches (I have lost 2 cameras due to sand), snow, and water. Overall fun camera to use - just not for the professional photographer.
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Olympus FE370 8MP Digital Camera with 5x Optical Dual Image Stabilized Zoom (Black)
Price : $179.99 Too low to display
Features
: - 8.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 22-inch prints
- 5x image-stabilized optical zoom; Face Detection
- Perfect Shot Preview mode; Intelligent Auto mode
- 2.7-inch, high-resolution LCD screen
- Stores images on xD Picture Cards or microSD cards (not included)
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The FE-370 delivers a surprising level of performance in a compact package. Its precision 5x zoom lens captures the exciting details of every scene. Thanks to dual image stabilization, a feature that combines both mechanical and digital image stabilization and is incorporated in an FE series model for the very first time, clear images are always ensured. In addition, intelligent auto mode makes it easy to take great images - it can automatically detect a range of common shooting scenes and then adjust settings accordingly. With Advanced Face Detection technology, the FE-370 is the ideal camera for perfect pictures of human subjects. It's able to recognize up to 16 distinct faces and select the ideal shooting parameters - and matched with the smile shot function, it will automatically take the picture when it detects your subject's smile. Like its fellow FE series cameras, its small and sleek metal body features 8 megapixels. Shots can be framed and reviewed on the large 6.9cm/2.7" LCD.
Customer Review :
Beware of Olympus
My problem was not so much the product although it failed in only a few months of light use, it's what happened when I contacted Olympus to get the unit fixed. They sent me an email with return instructions saying to send it to Olympus America for repair. There were no cosmetic damage, not even a scratch yet Olympus refused to honor their warranty. Their reason for refusal was the very reason it was sent in for repair. They informed me by mail of the refusal and sent a bill. I contacted the 800 number on the letter only to have to leave a message. After my call was not returned I tried email. The email explained the problem, provided my contact info and requested the issue be elevated to a manager. My email response was to call the 800 number, the one where you leave a message that don't get returned. So they don't honor the warranty, sent a bill, and do not intend to discuss their decision. I will not pay for the repair when I am not at fault and the product is under warranty. I'll never buy another Olympus product and hope you heed this warning and don't either. That's right, now I am out the money for the unit, shipping to me and shipping to be repaired and no camera.
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Geaat Camera
I found this camera provides excellent pictures and ease of use. I am just leaning to use it more and more. I have found two issues that are annoying The camera does not maintain the reduce red-eye when you switch modes. Also when taking flash pictures indoors there is a 2 sec delay from depressing button until picture is taken. Miss allot of shots.
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Olympus FE370 review
I purchased this camera just before the Holidays so I could capture all the magical moments. This camera does it all. Great clear shots in any lighting with easy to set modes. I had an FE 190-6 mpxls previously before breaking the viewfinder by putting the camera in my back pocket and sitting on it(beware). The FE 370 is a similar size although,it's just about a half inch thicker than the FE 190. I believe the stabilizer is better than my old camera as well as the 5x optical zoom.Also,uploading is a breeze with this software. All in all for the price, a great all around utility camera.
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Olympus FE370 8MP Digital Camera with 5x Optical Dual Image Stabilized Zoom (Blue)
Price : $179.99 Too low to display
Features
: - 8.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 22-inch prints
- 5x image-stabilized optical zoom; Face Detection
- Perfect Shot Preview mode; Intelligent Auto mode
- 2.7-inch, high-resolution LCD screen
- Stores images on xD Picture Cards or microSD cards (not included)
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8-megapixel effective recording * 2-11/16" backlit LCD with brightness adjustment * 5X optical zoom (4X digital/20X total zoom) * 35mm equivalent lens focal length: 36-180mm * top JPEG resolution: 3264 x 2448 * Sensor-Shift optical image stabilization *
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Camera review
We are very pleased with this camera. It was shipped quickly and we were offered a variety of colors to choose from. My daughter loves the camera and has taken many pictures since receiving it for Christmas.
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user friendly compact point and shoot
I purchased this camera as a gift and tested it beforehand to see if it was friendly enough for a novice digital camera user. I've been using a DSLR for a while, so I've adjusted my frame of reference for this review. The camera has a good solid feel in the hand, and the view screen has good resolution and shows the image smoothly. I compared this camera to several other similar cameras in an electronics store before I bought it at amazon. The reason this one appealed the most was that the buttons don't get in the way when you're trying to take a picture. Some other cameras have wheels that stick out from the side of the camera, so it's very easy to accidentally change settings. This has well placed and simple buttons that are easy to use. They are small, but that was the case on all the other cameras of this size. The camera takes a second or two to focus, but seems to find focus consistently. The face detect doesn't work that great for moving targets (toddlers) but seemed to work okay for posing adults. Once the focus is found, fully pressing the shutter release took the picture instantly. The camera feels very responsive, but only if you focus first. The few times I pushed the shutter without focusing first, I missed the shot because it took so long to focus and take the picture. The image stabilization seems to work okay, I didn't notice a huge improvement. The digital stabilization resulted in very poor image quality, so I turned that off. I found that the pictures turned out much better with flash instead. The picture quality is very good in broad daylight, but the pictures start getting fuzzy when the lighting is not so good. It seemed the picture quality is about average. The pictures are a bit distorted at wide angles, but I think that is expected at this level of camera. Overall, I would recommend this camera as a fun point and shoot camera that is easy to use and looks and feels nice.
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Great Camera!
I just got this camera this week and I love it.
Pros: The screen is quite viewable in bright sunlight. Dual memory support gives you a choice on which media to buy. (I'm using a Class 6 4GB micro SDHC card). 5x optical zoom (the largest I've seen in this size and price range.) The iAuto is pretty smart. The camera is easy to figure out and use.
Cons: I'd like to turn off the image preview that comes up right after you take a picture. The "Smile shot" is cool, but I haven't been able to figure it out completely (I'm going to keep trying)
Conclusion: I don't regret getting this camera. We're going camping in a couple of weeks and we'll see then how well this camera will work. For the most part, I'm very satisfied with this camera.
10/13/08 Took the camera camping this last week and it performed wonderfully! I was able to take pictures of whatever I wanted. I was able to get the pictures I wanted without any trouble. I played more with the smile shot and I'm getting better with it. I think it's a worthwhile feature.
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Digital Camera by Olympus
Fabulous camera ...clear pictures and many options. Camera is easy to use with a large lcd to view what you are shooting.
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Olympus Stylus 1010 10.1MP Digital Camera with 7x Optical Dual Image Stabilized Zoom (Blue)
Price : $279.99 Too low to display
Features
: - 10-megapixel image sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 18 x 24-inch prints
- 7x image-stabilized optical zoom; Face Detection
- 2.7-inch HyperCrystal LCD; Perfect Shot Preview mode
- TruePic III image processor
- Stores images on xD Picture Cards (not included)
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The Stylus 1010 is a perfect camera for users looking for a compact digital camera with advanced features. An attractive package of features including a 7x Optical Zoom and Digital Image Stabilization helps users capture clear, crisp memories. 10.1MP gives you superior image quality that you can use to make large prints, or even crop, without losing detail. The Stylus 1010 has a 7x optical zoom that gets twice the magnification when compared to a 3x zoom with this ultra-compact, precision-crafted Olympus lens. With the Dual Image Stabilization you get 2-in-1 anti-blur solutions that keeps your shot steady by compensating for camera shake to capture crisp, clear images in any situation. Easily view photos on the 2.7" HyperCrystal LCD that lets you view at extra-wide angles and with the anti-glare technology share photos with family and friends even in direct, bright sunlight. Focus Range Normal mode - 0.7m - infinity, Macro Mode - 0.1m - infinity, Tele - 0.6m - infinity, Super Macro mode - 2cm - 70cm 1/2000 -1/2 sec. (up to 4 Sec. In Night Scene mode) Shutter Speed Auto, 80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 ISO 14.7MB Internal Memory (additional memory recommended to store more photos and video) Media Card Slot - xD-Picture Card (1GB,2GB), microSD (MASD-1 is required) Built-in Flash with Auto, Red-Eye Reduction, Fill-in, Off Flash modes Flash Working Range - 0.2m - 4.8m @ ISO 800 Wide, 0.6m - 3.1m @ ISO 800 Tele USB Connector, Audio/Video Output, DC Input System Requirements - Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Mac OS X 10.3 or later, USB port Approximate Battery Life - 260 Shots Approximate Unit Dimensions - 3.9(W) x 2.2(H) x 0.99(D) Approximate Unit Weight - 4.8oz (without battery & media card)
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An Outstanding Inexpensive Camera
I bought this camera for my wife so she could carry it in her purse, instead of slinging her SLR around her neck. This camera has so many features that it is amazing. Beautiful pictures, clear, no shake, lighting is great, incredible boot time, practically instant. Panoramic stitching in the camera, video, rapid shoot. If you miss a shot with this one, you were asleep. I'm buying a red one for myself.
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Olympus Stylus 1010, disappointing
I researched point and shoot cameras for a few months, and finally decided to go with the Olympus Stylus 1010 seeing that I liked my mom's older Olympus and have had trouble with Canon cameras taking washed out pictures or breaking. The best part of this camera is the crop feature, and that's about it. The pictures look awesome on the lcd, but when they print, they look flat and the color is way off, especially the color purple. When you take a picture of purple, it comes out blue!!! I thought with technology new cameras would be better, but with this Olympus, the older Olympus digital cameras are better. I am sending this one back, and either getting another Canon, or a Sony Cybershot.
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Very nice camera
This camera is very small, and takes nice pictures. You can't beat the price for 10 megapixels, and definately not for the 7x optical zoom. There are settings gallore, some that are actually very useful. One useful one is document mode where you can take a picture of a page up close, then be able to pull it up on your computer and have the text be pefectly legible. Overall, highly recomended.
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Great Acquisition
Excellent acquisition. The value and the resolution was so great. The pictures are really clear and colorfull but the zoom is +AA. Much better than the Cyber Shot and the other ones.
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Searched for a long time & settled with this one
I researched for a couple months on finding a new camera for myself. I stuck with this one due to the zoom capacity, the many functions and the reviews were fairly better than the other ones I looked at. I am not, by far, an expert photographer but I know what I like and how I want my pictures to come out.
This camera is really easy to use and figure out. On the down side, I was also looking for compact, and I got it. Sometimes it is difficult to hold and take pictures. MAKE sure you keep that wrist band on. The functions are great. I also use the micro function when doing really close up pictures for my ebay store (The Bargain Barrel) and it comes out crystal clear. It took me awhile to figure that one out!!
Overall I am really pleased with my purchase and pictures!!
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Questions & Answers
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: Olympus
Type of File: AVI
I'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, and
then right click & choose PASTE.
You'll have your original on your computer & a copy in your camera.
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Question : How do I take a VIDEO from my OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA and import it to my pc using a USB CABLE.?
When I plug the USB Cable in it only shows the pictures I can import but not the video I want to. Im positive the video is in the camera memory to. Thanks
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When I plug the USB Cable in it only shows the pictures I can import but not the video I want to. Im positive the video is in the camera memory to. Thanks
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Question : i have an olympus digital camera model d-200L. the cable it uses is not compatible wilth my new computer?
i want to load pictures from my olympus to my computer and all i have are usb ports and this camera cable has serial port connector. is there an adapter that would work .or someway i could get these pictures in my comp.
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easiest solution is get a USB card reader for your type of card. connecting the camera to your computer always in more cases than not (because of driver issues) f's up either your camera or computer. so get the card reader (under $20)
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Question : How to add the date and time in my Digital camera photos(Olympus F232)?
I am using Olympus F232 Digital camera. When I copied the photos to the system, I need the Date and Time of photo shoot
in the copied photo. In the Camera where I have to do this setting to get the date and time .
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Information about date, time, exposure etc. is held in the exif information of each picture. Your image processing app should be able to display this, or you could get an app like EXIF ShellExtension which allows you to display the information in Windows Explorer.
There are apps which will add this info to your images, but I've never used one in anger - you could try Jpeg Exif Stamper, it's free.
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Question : Where is the best place to buy a spare battery and memory card for Olympus digital camera.?
Also can you buy in car chargers for digital cameras
Thanks.
Sorry should of said where in the UK.
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Try ebay.
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Question : How much is an average memory card for Olympus digital camera?
I need it for my Olympus FE 280. I purchased the camera but totally forgot about the memory card. So, I wasn't able to go check out the price. Wondering if anyone knows the price? I want it in RM (Ringgit Malaysia)
Thank you in advance :)
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memory cards right now are not expensive anymore, you can buy 2 gb for a price of $49.00
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Question : My olympus digital camera fell and a piece broke of of it?
where can i take it to get repaired? and how much will it cost?
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where can i take it to get repaired? and how much will it cost?
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Question : Can you help me decide if I should keep my new Olympus digital camera.?
I just got a new Olympus FE-230 7.1 digital camera. It takes an xD memory card. My Gateway Media Center laptop has a port that accepts SD size memory cards, but not the smaller xD. I have not even taken the camera out of the box. I'm thinking I should exchange it for a camera that requires SD cards so it will be compatible with my computer . Please help me decide. I don't need anything fancy, just a basic camera and this one seems to fit the bill. Would I be better off with one that takes SD cards? (for computer compatibility) Seems like there are more SD cards on the market than xDs. Does that mean they are better? If YOU were buying a camera today would it make any difference to you if it took an SD card or an xD card? Thanks.
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The camera that you purchased is a very nice camera and is inexpensive. I would say that you should keep the camera and that you should purchase a card reader or just use the USB cable that came with the camera(even though it is a little slower and will eat up some battery life) but you can recharge the battery and as long as you keep up with that you should just use the USB cable that is in the box.
Keep the camera.
SD is not better or worse by the way, but olympus and fuji both make XD and that is one way they are able to compete in the Digital Camera mkt. by making proprietary accessories.
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Question : oookay why wont my olympus digital camera upload pictures to my computer?
well here's what happens.
whenever i plug in the usb cable from my computer to my camera, the camera automatically shuts off. it doesn't do that when not connected.
the batteries are full,
it takes pictures and works fine.
my computer is a windows.
im using the program that came with the camera (olympus master 2).
oh and it use to upload just fine before now
oh and the computer also doesn't detect anything.
so why does it shut off when conected?
yes the batteries are new
and good condition
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The batteries may be fully charged, but are they in good condition? If you've got another set of batteries, or a DC supply, I'd try those.
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Question : What Program comes with the digital olympus camera ?
The program that pops up when you plug the camera into the computer.
It's a Olympus FE-100 4.0 megapixel, we bought it like one or two years ago...
If that helps. Whatever.
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go to the manufacture site
and it will tell you about the program
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