Olympus MJU 410

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Olympus MJU 410

Features of the Olympus MJU 410:

• 4.0 million pixels
• Weatherproof metal body
• TruePic Turbo image processor
• 3x optical zoom (equiv. 35 - 105mm on 35mm camera), f3.1-5.2
• Extremely fast startup time and a very short shutter release time lag
• Sunshine LCD monitor
• 8 scene programmes (Portrait, Night Scene, Self Portrait, Landscape, Landscape with Portrait, Beach and Snow, Cuisine, Indoor)
• Movie recording function with sound
• 1.5" LCD with multi-language menu
• PictBridge support

Olympus MJU 410 reviews

Average rating from 1 review:

Reviewed by Mark Williams from England on 2005/02/08
The Olympus MJU 410 is my first digital camera. I chose it because of its rugged construction, supposed ease of use and smart looks. It certainly is well made. The all-metal body with rubber seals is pretty water-resistant. This is important to me as I take it with me whilst hillwalking and orienteering. It hasn't been a problem in bad winter weather. It's also a very compact camera, so carrying it around in a bag or pocket is no problem. Using the LCD display outdoors is also fine, as it is viewable in all but the brightest sunlight. The camera takes good pictures, but I don't find it as easy to use as I expected. Some menu features are difficult and it's not as easy as other makes of camera. I find that I have to keep looking things up in the manual. There are too many menus. The replaceable memory stick is very handy, as is the USB port for transferring pictures to the computer. The 32 MB stick supplied is just about enough, but I will probably buy a larger one to take on holiday. The battery also seems to last well. Finally, the camera looks great, which was also a consideration for me. In summary, it's good if you want a compact outdoor camera, but has some shortcomings.
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