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Comment: (Camera & Wrist Strap Only) WHAT'S INCLUDED: Olympus Camedia D-535 Zoom 3.2MP digital camera with wrist strap, S/N 711141907, Made in China.; Requires two AA batteries to operate(not included); No battery, memory card(takes xD PictureCard), manual, software, cables or any other accessories. COSMETIC CONDITION: Good overall cosmetic condition with scratches/scuffing/paint loss over the body. Few light dents on the upper left side of the decorative ring. Lens is clear and clean, no scratch but does show very light internal dust(won't affect image quality). Battery door is good but one of the door stopper is broken(see picture #4 with red arrow). Door can still close securely but will leave a slight gap(1mm) when batteries are installed. LCD shows few light scratches. Wrist strap has been washed and cleaned. CAMERA PERFORMANCE: Major functions of the camera tested: picture/video taken, flash, playback, USB connection, etc. Images are sharp and in vivid colors. Lens zooming smoothly but not as quietly as new camera. Focusing is fast and accurate. No performance issues found. - Last pictures was taken by this camera: no adjustment, handheld, P-Auto mode, with flash. *Questions? Feel free to ask before placing your order.
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Olympus Camedia D535 3.2MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom

by Olympus
3.0 out of 5 stars 39 customer reviews
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  • 3-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 10-by-14-inch enlargments
  • Optical and digital zoom combine for a 12x total zoom
  • An easy-to-use physical mode dial allows you to quickly switch between six shooting modes: portrait, landscape, indoors, night scene, and more.
  • Save images and videos with 12 MB of internal memory or using a compatible xD-Picture Card
  • Easy USB connectivity and PictBridge technology for convenient printing on the spot
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Product Description

Capture the moments of your life with this Olympus 3.2MP digital camera. The easy 1-button, single-function operation ensures you won't miss a thing. Features a 1-1/2" TFT color LCD; 3x optical and 4x digital zooms (12x seamless); 5.8–17.4mm zoom lens (38–114mm 35mm equivalent); 12MB internal memory; xD Picture Card compatibility; a movie mode with sound; built-in pop-up flash; 12-second delay self-timer; auto-connect USB connector; and much more. 3-1/2Wx2-1/2Hx1-1/2D". 4.9 oz. without battery and media card.

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The affordable, ergonomic Olympus D-535 digital camera makes it easy and fun to capture the memories of your life with its easy-to-use one-button, one-function operation. It features a 3.2-megapixel resolution, 3x optical zoom, built-in pop-up flash, 12 MB internal memory and XD Picture Card compatibility, and a movie mode with sound that can capture as much video as your memory card can handle.

Optics and Resolution
The 1/2.7-inch CCD captures 3.2-megapixel images for printed enlargements up to 11 x 17 inches. Image resolutions include: 2048 x 1536 (3 MP), 1600 x 1200 (2 MP), and 640 x 480. The lens, which is seated in the top-right corner of the camera's front, has a 5.8-17.4mm focal range (35-105mm equivalent in 35mm photography) with an f2.9 to f5.0 aperture range. The camera has a 3x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom for a total 12x zoom.

Movie Mode
The camera's QuickTime Movie Mode (at 15 frames per second, or fps) without sound can be used to make mini movies limited only by the amount of available memory (internally or externally). It features the following movie resolutions: 320 x 420 and 160 x 120.

More Features

  • 1.5-inch TFT color LCD (approximately 130,000 pixels)
  • Super macro mode as close as 2cm
  • 4 scene modes: Portrait, Landscape, Indoors, and Night Scene
  • Exposure compensation: +/- 2 EV (exposure value) steps in 1/3 EV steps
  • Flash modes: auto, red-eye reduction, fill-in, and off
  • Self timer of up to 12 seconds

Storage and Transfer
Images are stored either within the 12 MB internal memory or on optional XD memory cards. The XD card's small size, about the same as a postage stamp, helps to keep the camera size down. The internal 12 MB memory will store approximately 14 images at 2048 x 1536 pixels (at HQ, JPEG setting) without sound. Images can be downloaded to either a Mac or PC via USB 1.1 connectivity.

Direct Printing
The D-535 is PictBridge compatible, which enables you to transfer pictures from your digital camera to a compatible printer (such as the Olympus P-10), without a PC or image-editing software. All PictBridge devices share three basic features: camera-to-printer connecting, single-image printing, and uniform error messages (in case something goes wrong).

Power and Size
This camera is powered by 2 AA batteries (alkalines supplied; NiMH rechargeables recommended). It measures 3.4 x 2.5 x 1.5 inches (WxHxD) and weighs 4.9 ounces without battery or media card.

What's in the Box
This package contains the Olympus D-535 digital camera, 2 AA batteries, wrist strap, USB cable, A/V cable, CD-ROM with Camedia Master 1.0 software and PDF QuickStart guide, basic instruction manual, and reference manual.

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4.0 out of 5 starsGood pictures but flash appears weak
By gupt on October 26, 2004
I went to the store to buy the highly rated Nikon 2200, but then saw how good a value this camera was, and ended up by buying both. I later returned the Nikon.

The camera takes very good photos and the quality of LCD is excellent. I compared the photos with those taken by the similarly priced Nikon 2200, and photos from this camera had better color, more detail etc.

But one thing I am not impressed about is the flash. A lot of time, the flash leaves the image too dark. Sometimes though the image is perfect, so I am not sure if it is something I am doing.

The camera is light, but a little difficult to hold on to. Next shot delay is almost non-existent for non-flash photos. For flash photos, the dealy is about 5 seconds mainly due to the flash charging. But compared to the Nikon 2200, flash charging was faster.

The camera starts up quickly, and the zoom works well.The camera is small enough to carry in your pocket.

In all, a very good value for the money.
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5.0 out of 5 starsI love this camera
By PrPr84 on December 25, 2004
This camera is extremely easy to use! It has everything most people need to take good pictures--zoom, landscape mode, portrait mode, close up mode, super close up mode, self timer, tripod mount(I had a Sony that didn't even have a tripod mount). Anyway, so far it has taken great pictures, but if you're going to buy this camera, be sure to also buy some rechargeable batteries. I just put in the batteries that came with it last night, and they were dead by this morning! Rechargeables will probably save a lot of money. This camera is also the perfect size. It's small and light. The only thing that it doesn't have is a viewfinder eyepiece, but that's no big deal to me because it has the viewfinder screen that is clear and sharp. It also doesn't record sound in movie mode, but it's still has everything else and it's a great camera!
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5.0 out of 5 starsAn excellent 3.2MP camera at a very good price
By J. Balderas on May 9, 2005
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What I liked about this camera:

* Very small size. I was looking for a small size camera, this camera is even slightly smaller than the Nikon Coolpixs. It only requires 2 AA batteries, which gives you a very good battery life without significantly increasing the weight of the camera.

* Priced right. There were not many good 3.2MP cameras with 3x optical zoom under $130 when I bought this camera.

* Fancy features. I was very impressed with the quality of the video you can take with this camera. I was also not a very big fan of using the digital zoom, but you can take decent close ups using its 12x digital zoom if you need to.

What I didn't like about it:

* No viewfinder. You'll have to rely on the digital screen for taking all your pictures.

* Requires XD memory. I don't believe the world needed yet another flash memory format, though I did like its small size. I recommend getting at least the 128 MB card, which will allow you to store about 180 pictures at a 1200 x 1600 pixels (at this resolution each picture requires about 600KB).

* Not the best for "semi-professional" pictures. Although this camera takes very good quality pictures, if you're willing to spend an extra $50 for a better camera with similar specs, I recommend the Canon Powershot A510.
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3.0 out of 5 starsGood camera, but no viewfinder
By Gary R. on May 23, 2005
The weak point of this camera is that it doesn't have an optical viewfinder (which is why the camera got 3 stars instead of 4 or 5). While we've all seen people in bright sun holding their digitals out at arm's length framing photos in the LCD screen, the best way by far for normal shooting is to use a viewfinder you put up to your eye. It'a more stable, easier to see in bright sun or if you wear reading glasses and don't have them with you.

Otherwise, it's a nice pocket size point and shoot camera. As far as not being of "professional" quality, of course it's not; it's not priced or intended for that...it's a pocket camera that is easy to use and takes good photos if you want to point the camera and take the photo with minimal fuss. All cameras of this type have a slight delay while they focus; if you're used to a film or "focus-free" camera (which means they don't focus at all), the right way to take a photo is by slightly pressing the shutter, then finishing the press when it focuses; this is normal.

Take a look at the Oly D540, which is a similar camera with a viewfinder...you'll never regret having the choice of a viewfinder OR LCD screen, instead of being stuck with no choice.
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4.0 out of 5 starsVery happy with this camera - my first digital one.
By CA girl on September 28, 2005
This is a very good camera! It's my first digital and I'm very happy with it. Clear pictures (even at night), great zoom. I have small hands so I like the size, not too big or small. The LCD screen is a decent size with excellent quality.

Only cons are that it doesn't take good moving pictures since there is no sports mode. Plus the battery life is poor. You need rechargeables if you're going to buy this camera!
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4.0 out of 5 starsIt's "almost" perfect!
By Joyce Awramik on April 4, 2005
This is the fifth or sixth or seventh digital camera I've bought, so I'm starting to consider myself something of a minor authority. While I adore my Fuji Finepix 2800Zoom, I wanted something smaller, stowable, and more "rough and ready" for a 3-week trip to Europe this year.

Olympus cameras are excellent quality and excellent durability; this 4.6 ounce beauty is a marvel! It goes in a purse or a pocket. While some may say it is "too small," my hands are small and I can hold the camera and take photos easily with one hand! The photo quality is excellent outdoors and in good light. The 3X optical zoom retracts and has an eyelid lens cover. I took over 100 photos the first day with and without flash, reviewing the photos, erasing some of them, all using the LCD screen, and the batteries held up very well. Note: this camera has no viewfinder. All photos must be taken with the LCD screen.

HOWEVER: I echo what the other reviewers said about the flash, it is very weak. Not "sorta okay," not "borderline," but unless the batteries are fresh, the camera has had adequate time to charge the flash, and your subject is close, the indoor photos are "poor". The reason for this is the same reason the camera is so little and light: only two AA batteries.

I still love the camera, I gave it 4 stars ****! It will be a wonderful travel camera. But I will have to work around it's limitations.
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