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Olympus FE-270 Camera Review


megapixels:  7.1 (effective)
image stabilization:  No
min shutter speed:  4 sec
max shutter speed:  1/2000 sec
resolution: 
3072 x 2304 pixels
optical zoom:  3x
storage:  xD-Picture Card
ISO range:  64 - 640
display type:  2.5" LCD
camera dimensions:  3.6 x 2.5 x 1.2 in.
weight:  4.3 oz.
available:  September 2007 (Europe)




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Camera Summary:
The Olympus FE-270 is a 7.1 megapixel digital camera with 3x optical zoom. It is designed to be a camera that combines high performance and simplicity. The FE-270 features a 2.5" LCD, 15 scene modes, movie recording with sound, super macro mode and perfect shot preview. It will be available in September 2007.

Olympus FE-270 News Release Excerpt:
Hamburg, 23 August 2007 – Craving a camera that combines high performance and simplicity? The Olympus FE-270 keeps things fun and easy with the assurance that your precious memories are captured in Olympus quality. It boasts 7.1 Megapixels plus a 3x optical zoom and a large 6.4cm LCD along with a range of selectable scene modes to suit the photographic situation at hand.

When it comes to capturing the images of your life, don’t settle for second-rate pictures. The FE-270 boasts 7.1 Megapixels to give you high-quality shots that easily exceed mobile phone camera results and a 3x optical zoom that provides extra flexibility when shooting at a distance. Meanwhile, the 6.4cm LCD makes it easy to frame and review your pictures.

It doesn’t get much simpler than this. Designed according to the “One button, one function” design principle, the FE-270 is the ultimate point-and-shoot camera. This model even features an easily-accessible guide function if you ever get stuck. What’s more, with 15 scene modes including Indoor and Self Portrait, you may never need to manually adjust a setting. A movie recording function with sound is also included. And 25 languages on board mean it’s virtually certain that Olympus speaks your native tongue.

Included with this model is the Olympus Master software which makes it a cinch to transfer and edit media. There’s even a trial version of the Olympus Muvee Pack enabling the creation of your own movies from the pictures you capture.
The Olympus FE-270 will be available in September 2007.

The Olympus FE-270 – main features:
7.1 Megapixels for poster-size prints
3x optical zoom (equiv. to 38-114mm on a 35mm camera), 1:3.1-5.9
6.4cm/2.5” LCD (154,000 pixel resolution)
15 scene modes for best results in different situations (e.g. Indoor and Self-Portrait)
Liven up memories with movie recording with sound
“One button, one function” design principle and Guide Function for easy operation
Super Macro mode (as close as 5cm)
Flexible shooting with internal memory plus xD-Picture Card slot
Video out to easily enjoy images on a TV
High ISO setting
Mode dial with 8 programmes
Perfect shot preview
Includes 2 AA batteries
Supplied with Olympus Master software 2.03 including Muvee Pack trial version
Multi-language menu (25 languages)

“One button, one function” design principle
Controlling the camera becomes child’s play. All essential functions like shooting, playback and viewing on the LCD, as well as erasing, are easily activated via a single button.

Guide function
The general purpose and recommended use of the various camera modes and menu options are briefly explained directly on the LCD. This makes shooting easier and means users will rarely need to consult the manual – a real benefit for photographers when on the go, as well as those looking for a short theoretical briefing without having to carry or consult guidebooks.

High ISO setting
A special shooting mode, where the camera automatically increases ISO sensitivity to allow shorter shutter speeds – which helps to avoid image blur caused by camera shake or by fast-moving objects.
 




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