Olympus SP-350

Pros: Resolution, features and performance, picture quality, manual controls, hot shoe

Cons: Uses expensive xD memory

The Bottom Line: The Olympus SP-350 is a very good camera at an attractive price. It uses expensive xD memory, but aside from that is a good performer. It has...

Review: The new O lympus SP-350 is a 8-Megapixel digital camera with 3x optical zoom, large 2.5-inch LCD screen and manual control. I got mine for $328, but it sells for even less now. Pictures The pictures of the ...

Pros: My Mode, Manual Settings, 8 MP, lots of available Accessories

Cons: Initial battery problem, Weak auto mode

The Bottom Line: This camera is well worth it. It will take you from being a beginner, to an ISO / Aperture / etc pro!

Review: In April I had the very difficult task of replacing my trusty Nikon Coolpix 4300. As usual, I became a regular at all the camera shops playing with all the toys for about 2 weeks before I finally settled on the Olympus SP 350. As a photography ...

Pros: Easy to use, high megapixel for better printing, lightweight

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: A lightweight camera that is easy to use for beginners to professionals, perfect for printing photos.

Review: We all want the "perfect" digital camera rather we are parents capturing the moments of our children growing up or if you want to get somewhat serious and indulge in some amateur photography. When I started my research for cameras, I knew I wanted an ...

Pros: Inexpensive, easy to use, lots of features, best I've found

Cons: Prone to shaking, no manufacturer made rechargable batteries

The Bottom Line: I bought this camera two years ago and it still stacks up to the competition well on price and quality.

Review: I bought this camera for a few reasons and it lived up to my expectations very well. I wanted a camera that I could take skiing and biking, but also be able to take great pictures, this Olympus easily covers both. There are settings to get a quick ...

Pros: pictures quality, price , size, features, and ability to add external flash lens

Cons: battery nonrechargeable

The Bottom Line: I love this camera comes with so many high quality features at an unbeatable price.

Review: This is a diamond among the usual toys that so many so-called camera companies have put on the market. The SP 350 comes with so many features that place it at the top of the camera choices in it's price range. I bought my camera through Best Buy web ...

Pros: Very easy to use in "Auto" mode yet allows for full manual settings.

Cons: Battery life with rechargeables somewhat limiting.

Review: I've had this camera about a month, and absolutely love it. I don't think you can get a better quality camera with all these features for less. 2 1/2 weeks after getting the camera, I took a trip, east. I deliberately tried to put it to the test with ...

Pros: Good-to-great camera for someone who isn't satisfied with camera-phone quality snapshots.

Cons: None of consequence; though I'd like a microphone that is automatically "on" for movies.

The Bottom Line: Good-to-Great camera for folks who need to be able to take quick/dummy proof snapshots AND who want to be able to use manual settings at other times.

Review: My initial impressions of the SP-350 were all good, except photo quality - and it took some serious play-around time to arrive at a judgment on that. My decision: I had to change some of my ways to take advantage of the SP-350's features to get ...

Pros: Size, weight, style, audio operation.

Cons: Difficult menu to navigate through.

Review: I purchased my SP-350 during lunch one day and I love it, but learning how to navigate through the menu has been a pain. I can work through technical things without help, but it annoys me to have to consult the owners manual as I had to with this ...

Pros: Large LCD, great pictures, 8.0 megapixels!

Cons: The strap it comes with is big and bulky and is for your neck.

Review: This camera is professional quality! It has a variety of modes and options to enable you to capture your picture to the best advantage. If you are used to a point and click camera, this one does require a bit of an adjustment period, as it allows you ...

Pros: Great resolution, color, macro. All the important manual controls there if needed.

Cons: Some barrel distortion at wide angle settings.

Review: Great little camera with one drawback - battery life. OK with expensive CRV3's but abyssmal with alkalines or even 2500mah rechargeables. The software upgrade made only a very slight improvement. After researching the battery testing sites I tried the ...