Pros
- Full-featured for the money
- Many interesting scene selections
Cons
- Zoom control hard to operate
- ISO performance over 200 is spotty
Bottom Line
This bargain-priced, slim Olympus camera offers good value for the money, but it's not a superior performer.
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