Olympus Stylus Zoom 140 QD CG Date 35mm Camera by Olympus
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Digital camera reviews of Olympus Stylus Zoom 140 QD CG Date 35mm Camera
Digital camera Review: Don't Leave Home Without It
Summary: 5 Stars
The Olympus Stylus Zoom 140 is a good buy for people looking foran easy to use compact 35mm camera that is small, lightweight,and
capable of taking good quality photos. The range of the telephoto
zoom(80-140) is capable of handling most picture requirements.
The camera also offers additional functions such as flash, with
red-eye reduction, flash for fill, and a self-timer. The camera
is listed as "weather-resistant." When not in use, the Stylus 140
Zoom's sliding compartent cover protects the lens and makes the
camera suitable for transporting in a pocket, purse, etc.
Digital camera Review: Excellent product
Summary: 5 Stars
CAmera is in perfect condition, just like the seller stated. Would def. buy from them again.Digital camera Review: Excellent!
Summary: 5 Stars
I think it is great! It is the kind of camera I've always wanted. Very light, compact and easy to use. The images are perfect!! The zoom function is perfect and it is NOT noisy at all. I am very pleased with my purchase. Thanks, www.Amazon.com for the good recommendation!Digital camera Review: Good zoom bad mechanics
Summary: 3 Stars
A large zoom range. Most others don't go as high as 140 for the price. I did not shoot photos with it because I was put off by the noise of the zoom lens. The camera was not as small or balanced as I had hoped. Plus the zoom is not continuous. It jumps to preset settings.Digital camera Review: Great Camera!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this camera a couple of weeks ago and used it for the first time at Disneyland. I'm thrilled with the results. Film: I used 800 Dx film (the type I always use)--1 roll of Fuji; 1 roll of Kodak. Both rolls came out great.
About Me: I am an amateur camera user, not a professional. I have always used point-and-shoot type cameras for vacations, special occassions, etc.
Convenience: The camera easily fits inside a fanny pack, along with a small wallet, comb, sunglasses and an extra roll of film. At only 9 oz, it is almost feather-light. The buttons are easy to use; you don't need a pencil or other pointed object to press them.
Lighting Conditions/Features Tested: I tested all of the camera's features (except the timer) in a variety of conditions--through the windows of the Monorail both while stopped and moving, inside rides with the flash off, in bright sun, in the shadows and shade of Tom Sawyer's Island, etc. Splash Mountain proved an excellent place to test the camera's splash resistance.
Photo Quality: Nothing seemed to fool this camera. All of the pictures came out crisp, sharp and clear with exceptional color, at all levels of zoom. People pictures came out unusually well with very true skin color.
Windows: I am particularly pleased with the camera's ability to shoot through windows. It does not have a "landscape" or "infinity" mode, nor does it seem to need one. The camera consistently focused on objects beyond the glass, and pictures came back without glare.
Flash Off Feature: Unlike other cameras that require you to activate the flash off feature each time (each shot) you want to use it, the Olympus Zoom 140 flash-off remains activated until you either switch to another mode or turn the camera off. In places where flash is not permitted, this allows you to take numerous photos without having to press the flash-off button each time.
Viewfinder: Like many point-and-shoot cameras, the viewfinder is slightly above and to the right of the lens. But unlike other cameras I considered, the Olympus viewfinder has guides that help you allow for that...and prevent "chopped off heads" in pictures. The adjustable diopter is also very easy to use. It works beautifully except when the camera is zoomed all the way to 140, at which point it is slightly blurry. (But the pictures still come out great!)
Zoom: The zoom is extremely easy to use and allows you to zoom to any point within the range. There are no preset zoom stops.
Minor Criticism: My only slight criticism of this camera is that the window that displays the number of exposures and the flash mode is not lighted. But that can easily be overcome by carrying a penlight so that you can read the display in dim environments.
Summary: This camera produces excellent pictures, is very easy to use, and is well worth the price. It has definitely exceeded my expectations.