You won't be disappointed | Olympus Stylus Epic 35mm Camera

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highly recommended

What happened?

I bought this camera a year ago and was amazed at the results. But for Christmas my daughter bought me a digital camera so this has been set aside for a month or so.....I am going on a trip and decided to bring this with me but I find now that I cannot set the flash settings...the battery is brand new so it isn't that. When I press in the black area to get your choice of flash, nothing happens but a slight rainbow effect if you look hard enough....I am so disappointed. I took a picture with it and the flash went off, but I have no idea what setting it is on. Has anyone else had a problem like this......A repair shop would probably charge me more than what I paid for it in the first place.......

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You won't be disappointed

This is by far the best point and shoot camera I've ever owned. It has consistently given me good results. In fact, next to my SLR with a Nikon prime lens, it's hard to tell the difference which pictures came from the $350 camera and which came from the $79 camera. I keep this little gem in my purse and I have captured so many little opportunities with my child that I know I would have missed because it's just not as feasible to lug around my SLR gear. Buy it. You won't be disappointed.

The best point and shoot camera for the money. Learn how to

I can't add too much more to the positive comments other users have already posted on this little gem. It's the best point and shoot camera for the money. The fast f2.8 lens and shutter speed range from 4 seconds to 1/1000 sec. is something that you'd be hard pressed to find in any other point and shoot camera, especially in this price range.

Now for the tips:

-Turn off the flash while indoors. Your people pictures will look very colorful and nice.

-Force the flash on when outdoors. This will provide some nice fill flash and your people pictures will have their faces exposed nicely.

-Use the spot metering and focusing mode. Point the center crosshairs at what you want to focus and meter upon and then recompose your shot while holding the shutter button down halfway.

-When shooting at an event, keep the clam shell case open. The camera resets to full auto mode every time you close it. So, set it once and then just leave it open, sliding it into a shirt pocket or something. This way, it remains set and ready all night.

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Best point and shoot camera

The photos from this camera turn out very sharp. I used the first roll to take some pictures of my daughter. None of the photos came bad. The autofocus works perfect. I have used other point and shoot camera in the past, but this is simply the best.

Perfect--absolutely amazing lens for a small camera

This is by far the best point-n-shoot camera available today at any price. It's small, stylish, and most importantly, it's got a phenomenally fast and tack-sharp lens. Most people don't take lens speed into account when purchasing a small camera, which I think is an tremendous oversight. The Stylus Epic, with its fast aperture of 2.8, will make you look like a pro--even if you only take pictures at family reunions. Plus, you'll be able to take pictures in low-light situations without resorting to the mood killing flash. Believe me, you WILL see the difference.

I don't recommend any of the Stylus Epic models with the zoom feature. They all have inferior lenses and the lens is too slow, except for casual picture taking in bright light. If you want closer, take a few steps up.

Yes, there are smaller and arguably "cuter" cameras out there (the Elph comes to mind), but keep in mind that they are all APS format cameras! APS, as we know, is a giant leap down from 35mm.

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Precision-crafted and styled for success, the Stylus Epic has an ultra-compact, all-weather body so it's easy to carry and easy to hold, and a high-resolution 35mm f2.8 lens to help you capture high-quality images. Fully automatic operation, intelligent variable-power flash, and lots more of the advanced features that have made Stylus cameras famous worldwide are included. The powerful six-mode flash lets your pictures come out just the way you saw them. Auto color-balancing fires automatically when your subject is backlit or under artificial light so your pictures display more natural color tones. And red-eye reduction helps the subject's eyes adjust to the light level of the flash to minimize the red-eye effect. There's also Variable-power flash, Night Scene Flash, Fill-In Flash, and Flash Off to help ensure your pictures are properly lit."Of extra fine quality" is the dictionary meaning given to the word "deluxe", and that's exactly what the Deluxe series of Stylus cameras embody. As all Stylus models do, the Deluxe series makes photography simple by offering great features in a stylish, compact camera. But they also include some "extra features" that help take that photographic simplicity one step further. The Deluxe series offers both Standard and Panorama operation. Depending on your preference, you can capture photographs in standard form or you can take panorama shots, a great tool when shooting landscapes or group photos. And the Deluxe lets you switch back and forth to the panorama mode at any point on the film roll, so you can get panorama images back in 4" x 11.5" prints. Although every model in the Stylus family is visually appealing, the Deluxe series is especially stylish thanks to the elegant gold detailing on the camera body. This gold color gives the Deluxe series an aura of class and sophistication, just like the impressive features it contains.

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