Olympus SP-810UZ

At an MOP of close to Rs.19,000, it comes across as being quite expensive and it lacks the ability to shoot in manual modes, which the Nikon P500 does. The latter camera is also available in India for just over Rs.18,000, making it a cheaper and a...

, but then, it is almost £100 cheaper. It's worth spending more if you can, but if you want to take photos of faraway subjects in bright light – and spend as little as possible – it's a decent choice.

took too long to focus on full zoom, x36 zoom was no better than x24 zoom on our panasonic we tried both cameras at the same time and the reproduction was same size on both cameras, can't understand that. screen display was only full size when on...

its not weight.

The bottoms is difficult to manage.

Easy to navigate the menu Video button, just one press on the back of the camera Good grip for stable pictures Good optical zoom Great for panoramic shots

Review button rather small and fiddly

Amazing Camera. Would recommend to anyone. Great picture quality and a fantastic zoom!

Flash feels a tiny bit flimsy.

THIS CAMERA HAS A GREAT ZOOM LENS,AND FOUND IT SIMPLE TO USE.IT IS LIGHT IN WEIGHT AND TAKES GREAT PHOTO`S

WOULD OF LIKED THE IMAGE ON THE SCREEN TO HAVE BEEN FULL SIZE WITHOUT HAVING BLACK BARS ON THE SIDES WHERE THE CAMERA INFORMATION IS OTHER THAN THAT NO PROBLEMS.

Very easy to use and good quality

So far have not found out if it can be zoomed manually. Again I have been unable to use the zoom when using the video function. Not sure if it is me as I have not used it that much yet.

EASY TO USE

NONE

Lots of features