Olympus C-7000Z

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Olympus C-7000 Zoom

 

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Very good photo quality, though I'd adjust some settings ; Attractive, sturdy (for the most part) body with 5X zoom lens ; Full manual controls ; Good all-around performance, save for RAW/TIFF mode ; Larger-than-average LCD display ; Not one, but two...

Color saturation and sharpness a little too low at default settings ; Some redeye; in-camera redeye fix didn't work ; Lens starts at 38 mm, hardly wide-angle; noticeable barrel distortion ; Poorly placed flash; flash a little weak as well ; Very clumsy...

Many people will be faced with choosing between the C-7000Z, the Pentax Optio 750Z, and the Canon PowerShot S70, so here's my advice. Take a lot of indoor or wide-angle shots? Go directly to the Canon. Want lots of zoom? Choose the Optio or the...

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