Best Olympus Digital Cameras - Atleast 5 Megapixel

'The grip-less camera feels surprisingly good in the hand, thanks to thoughtful ideas like a small but well placed  thumb rest on the rear panel.'

'carry-anywhere all-purpose camera'

'The best part about the Olympus XZ-1 was the fact that its image quality backed its hardware, and the camera proved itself a well-equipped tool that excelled when it came to manual controls.'

'Large image sensor'

'good sized screen'

'this sleek metal model looks positively petite.'

'The camera is fairly light for its size.'

'The camera is responsive with reasonably fast focusing even at the longest extension.'

'intuitive menus'

'Stylus 850 SW perfect'

'Both new Stylus cameras are designed for automatic photography.'

'the Stylus 850 SW offers the ability to withstand a drop of up to 5 feet, can shoot submerged down to almost 10 feet in water, and can operate in cold down to 14 degrees Fahrenheit'

'Colorful and durable'

'this digital camera is very light for a compact camera.'

'the 5.3 ounce (150g) Olympus 550WP is easy enough to hold even when wet.'

'It can save photos on a xD-Picture card or a microSD card and has seventeen different shooting modes including Underwater Water Snap which makes it easy for the average user to get the right settings for the right situation.'

'The new camera detects up to three faces within the frame and automatically focuses and optimizes exposure to capture sharp, brilliant portraits and group shots.'

'It is so easy to use and has so many features available it will enable you to capture your most memorable moments at a click of a button.'

'Improved screen'

'excellent dynamic range'

'colorful and clear images'

'Olympus has added some interesting touches to the camera, such as the ability to turn on the LED light and check the time while the camera's not switched on'

'tough and elegant'

'the 790SW has a pretty standard feature set. 35mm film camera.'

'The camera's shockproof and waterproof features make the camera stand out from the crowd.'