Olympus Stylus 7030 14 Megapixel Digital Camera - Blue

by Olympus

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 14.1 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B003AO9KMM
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #123,887 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
• Date first available at Amazon.com: March 2, 2010

Product Description

The ultra-compact Olympus STYLUS-7030 is ready to go. With a 7x optical zoom and a ton of easy-to-use features, it puts creativity and control right where you need it. Right in your hands. Its Creative Art Filters let you explore your artistic side, while Dual Image Stabilization ensures sharp pictures. Forget about blurry shots with this 2-in-1 anti-blur solution. Sensor-Shift Image Stabilization compensates for camera shake to keep your shots steady while Digital Image Stabilization captures crisp, clear images in any situation. AF Tracking automatically tracks unpredictable, fast-moving subjects like kids and pets. Continuously adjusts the focus and brightness so you can easily capture a great shot of your subject in motion. Shadow Adjustment brings out the details hidden in shadows for sharper and more defined images, even in difficult lighting situations. Now you can capture scenes exactly as you see them. Built-in creative art filters give your photos a distinct look and artistic feel by applying one of four different in-camera effects, including Pop Art, Pinhole, Fisheye and Drawing. Getting the best shot has never been easier using one of 24 preset Shooting Modes which optimize the camera's settings for ideal results, including in-camera panorama capability.
The Olympus Stylus 7030 is very versatile. This camera lets you shoot still pictures and movies. (If you want to shoot high-definition movies, please see Olympus Stylus 7040). At around 5 ounces, the Stylus 7030 is a perfect everyday camera for home and touring. Its 28mm to 196mm zoom lens takes in wide-angle for landscapes and telephoto for birdwatching. There's a multimode electronic-flash. Olympus Stylus 7030 makes taking great pictures and movies easy. With included software, you can publish and share your photos with everyone or just friends and family. It truly is an amazing camera! Built-in multimode-flash Dual Image Stabilization Magic F

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5.0 out of 5 stars Falling in love, April 16, 2011

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My old camera met it's doom in Yellowstone National park. I had him for a few years and used him off and on. Finding a replacement was gonna be difficult because I didn't want to spend a whole lot, but I still wanted a good quality. I gotta say, this camera is that good quality without a HUGE pricetag. Panorama sweeps are absolutely epic and stitched very well. The interface is awesome and you can go from Auto, to sort of Auto, to everything being manually set. I don't work with the cool stuff (beauty, magic, etc) 'cause I don't think they're that great. Any sort of editing I feel should be done on the computer, not on the camera. But aside from that, this is pretty much amazing. Really small, a lot smaller than my last camera that had 4 AA batteries, and that was hard to get used to. Definitely "slim." I think the most useful setting is the "macro" as I can shove the lens right up to the object and he's totally fine with it. His battery also lasts me weeks. I've only charged him the original charge and once again more recently and I got him in the middle of February. He's not on all the time, but I have the constant "turn off" "turn on" mode going on. So that has to count for something. :)
If I were to have a problem with this. It would be that the timer automatically sets back to automatic. So if you're trying to do a series of pictures that you need a 2/12 second time for, you're doing a lot of button pushing. Also, if you use the flash when the camera light is set to "incandescent," everything is blue. Doesn't matter if it was red before, it is now blue. However, I don't really use the flash that often, so that's not really a concern for me, but if you are the type of person who does use flash, just be wary of how the light settings affect the flash.