[obol] Camera Review: Olympus SP 550-UZ

Jason Randolph (Conservation For The Oregon Coast) conserve at tidelink.net
Thu Mar 29 21:30:26 PDT 2007


Evening all... :)

As an addition to this which Khanh posted, I have to suggest (highly) 
that you spend plenty of time handling a few different cameras in this 
market segment. Amazingly, like anything related to color or glass, 
everyone has their own personal opinions and "gut reactions". I do not 
own the Olympus 550-UZ but did handle one for a few hours and despised 
it. I settled on different camera due to what I would have considered 
serious potential flaws in the field. Of course, this was specifically 
my own experience and I suggest that you all have your own experiences.

Enjoy the digital camera world, it sure is nice not paying to develop 
all those terrible pictures (which I am an expert at taking)! :)

Jason in Charleston

khanh tran wrote:
> Hi Obolers!
>
> Here is an current, comprehensive review and link for the new Olympus SP 
> 550-UZ digital camera with a 18x zoom and 7.1 megapixel feature.  The camera 
> got decent reviews and sells for 500.00.
>
> http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/olympus/sp550uz-review/index.shtml
>
> Although enticing with it's zooming capabilities and image stabilization, I 
> still prefer my current model  Olympus C770-Ultra zoom (10x zoom and 4.0 
> megapixel) for photo quality.  T
>
> The review did mention good photo qualities depending on certain situations. 
> Still tempting to try one out and compare!!
>
> You can see an example of the photo quality from my existing camera (that 
> sells for about the same price) of a Northern SawWhet owl on Greg Gillison's 
> website under recent photos.
>
> Good birding to you!
>
> Khanh Tran
>
>
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