Pros
- 20x optical zoom is the highest in class
- iESP focus targeting
Cons
- Delayed shutter release
- Autofocus sometimes searches fuzzily
Bottom Line
The king of the high-zoom cameras offers sharp long-distance pics and quality ergonomics,
More Information
PCWorld's Olympus SP-570 UZ Coverage
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Point-and-Shoots With Great Image Quality
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