Olympus Camedia D-360L Digital Camera

Pros: Love the image-viewing options before uploading to computer.
Cons: Pictures of Red Glass do not show well at all.

As a stained glass hobbyest who sells sun-catchers on eBay I need a camera that is both a good deal and takes great quality pictures of glass. I bought this camera back when they were priced around $200 US and am very happy with the quality of the...

Pros: Great features at an entry level price
Cons: Icon interface takes some getting used to.

I've been waiting for several years to buy a digital camera. I was waiting for quality, megapixel cameras with lots of features to be considered "entry-level" and cost in the $300 range. When I realized the time had come, I did lots of...

Pros: Relatively cheap, easy to use, good picture quality, Camedia software
Cons: Short battery life when using LCD, no zoom

The Olympus D-360L is a great camera if you are a novice user of digital cameras. The camera and the combined software are both incredibly easy to use. Another reason to purchase this camera is its price. For just $299.99, it offers great picture quality...

Pros: Great camera! Easy to use and excellent photo quality!
Cons: Hard to change resolution.

I'm an experienced digital photographer. This is the third digital camera I've purchased.

The first was a Konica Q-Mini I bought in Hong Kong in 1998. It was ok for a starter and really impressed all of my American friends since digital...

Pros: Compact, easy to use, take great pictures.
Cons: None -- it's better than it should be.

With the great abilities of all digital cameras to see your pictures as you take them and record hundreds upon hundreds of pictures without carrying a suitcase full of film, it's sometimes hard to pic a good camera. I won this particular Olympus, but I...

Pros: This is probably the most bang for your buck when it comes to digital cameras.
Cons: You'll want to pick up an accessory to transfer photo images faster.

Because I didn't want the hassle of film or developing, I decided to make my next camera a digital one. I began researching the different cameras and realized quickly that I wasn't going to get a camera with more than 1.5 megapixels for under $500....

Pros: Cheap, easy to use, software included is good. takes good 1.3 megapixel pictures.
Cons: no usb connector, only 1.3 megapixel

I have had this camera for about 2 years. When I bought it, it was top of the line. Obviously things have changed. It still manages to be a very good camera and takes very good shots considering it is only 1.3 megapixel. The first one I bought was...

Pros: A great, easy to use digital camera. The manual leaves nothing to chance.
Cons: You won't get to collect those nice little cans that 35mm film came in.

Many years ago, I was deeply in 35mm photography. I had a full gadget bag with several lenses, filters, sunshades, reflectors, flashgun, tripod, exposure meter and of course several different cans of film. I also had a darkroom with an enlarger and all...

Pros: Pictures are easily viewed on tv via video in cable.
Cons: Only comes with an 8mb card.

I bought this camera for my wife so she could take picture of our new baby. She is not good with electronic devices so I needed a camera that would be easy to use. A few months before I bought a Fuji digital for my mom and I found it a little clumsy to...

Pros: Easy to use, inexpensive, good pictures
Cons: Eats batteries

Hi, everyone! I purchased an Olympus D-360L digital camera about two months ago and have been very pleased with this product. I am not a big photography buff and did not wish to spend a lot of money on a new camera. For less than $300.00, the Olympus...

Pros: Attached/sliding lens cover, tons of features
Cons: Poor zoom picture quality

If your looking for a great camera with point-and-shoot ease, good picture quality and decent price, this is the choice for you!

*Point-and-shoot
Just like it says, can't get any easier. I was taking pictures right out of the box, no...

Pros: Many manual settings, came with a set of rechargeable batteries, great pictures
Cons: None

I researched this one long and hard. I set a price of $200 dollars and as usual wanted the best. I looked at many sites, compared actual pictures, looked at features, etc. Here are some sites for research.

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Pros: easy to use, affordable, good quality digital pictures
Cons: good-bye photo albums, hello computer albums!

This Olympus camera is by far one of the best in its class. For the price, it is high quality and very easy to use. I am thrilled with the product! I love never having to get filmed developed again. I am also happy with the new ability to review all...

Pros: Inexpensive, compact, light, easy to use, wonderfully crisp photos! A best buy!
Cons: Poor software. Toss it.

This sweet little machine was my first foray into the world of digital photography and it has been a great ride! Olympus beats the competition here by concentrating on the essentials. Number one is a superlative lens. Picture quality for the price is...

Pros: very affordable, high quality imaging
Cons: no usb out of the box

I must say, I am VERY pleased with this camera. It has every feature you could want, and then some.

I must admit when I got the camera I was a little daunted by the menus and seemingly endless options available. After quickly glancing...