Olympus Stylus 7010 Ratings,Reviews and Owners Manual
November 5th, 2009 • Filed Under•84 views
The tantalizingly stylish Stylus-7010 that is thin in body but bursting with features. An extremely slim body houses an amazing wide-angle 7x optical zoom, making this camera one of the most powerful Stylus cameras ever. Sitting in the upper levels at your favorite concert? Your friends will never know the truth when they see the images you shot with the Stylus-7010.
Index of Olympus Stylus 7010 Expert Reviews
- PhotographyBLOG—”Despite the fact that Olympus has revamped its formerly rather tired looking menu icons and provided users with a funkier if cartoon-ish interface, plus shoehorned in some creative effects filters and user friendly features, the Mju 7010 is an otherwise fairly run-of-the-mill snapshot camera for the money. You can’t help coming away from testing the Olympus for a week without feeling that Canon, Panasonic and Sony can all do this sort of thing better (albeit for £50 more if you’d like a model with HD movie capability).”
- Personal Computer World—”A camera that can do a lot without the operator knowing much about photography, though the video option is poor.”
- TrustedReviews—”The mju-7010 is an interesting looking camera with a decent specification. Build quality and finish are of a high standard, it is versatile and easy to use, and it is capable of producing good results in most normal situations. However its poor low light performance, limited battery duration, lack of advanced features and relatively high price make it less appealing in comparison to some very capable rivals.”
- DigitalCameraReview—”The Olympus Stylus 7010 provides a similar balance of dependably good pictures requiring little user input and dead simple ease of use that distinguishes many of today’s more popular consumer digicams, but it’s smaller, lighter, thinner, has a longer zoom (that starts at the equivalent of 28mm), and it’s also cheaper than many of them.”
- About.com—”the Stylus 7010 has a few awkward features, especially the navigational buttons on the back. The directional buttons are not raised, making it easy to have your finger slip and push the wrong button. It’s also possible to end up in an odd shooting mode because of a tricky menu structure.”
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Ember (Maine, USA) on 5 November 2009:
This is a really impressive camera, especially for the price, and I’m surprised it doesn’t have more reviews. I was taking a trip and looking for the best combination of small size, maximum MP, long zoom, and picture quality – and this little guy has it all.
First off, it’s little. Not the smallest or thinnest camera I looked at, but easily the smallest with a 7x zoom. And that zoom is wonderful. It’s also much faster than most of the other cameras I tested. The zoom is zippy and the camera itself only takes about one second to start up after you hit the button. The 12MP is great for high-res images. Also, as advertised, this camera’s image stabilization makes it very good at taking shots of moving objects. There isn’t much shutter lag time. The camera has both macro and “super macro” modes which take amazing extreme close-ups. It has a very wide angle and can connect images to make a panorama.
Potential cons: There is no viewfinder. The LCD is crystal clear, though. The buttons on the back are a little inelegant; they seem clunky to me. But they light up, a big plus at night!
This is the perfect camera for someone who wants premium features at a relatively low cost. I looked at 10MP, 3x zoom cameras that cost $100 more than this one, and I still can’t figure out how that cost is justified. This is a super point-and-shoot for casual and intermediate photographers.
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Matthew D. White "Smilen" (NJ, Indiana) on 5 November 2009:
Wanted to purchase a compact camera with a larger zoom and more mega pixels then my old 6mp Fuji. I was hesitant because this is a new model from Olympus and there were no reviews. This camera works great, plenty of features and great pictures. The panoramic is really nice and the 640 x 480 video option is good quality for a digital camera even though it disables the zoom function. With the zoom extended (7X) pictures are occasionally not as sharp. After owning the camera for a week I’m very pleased with it. The 8 gig micro sd card holds about 1000 pics at 12mp (fine) or 25 minutes of video.
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