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Product: Olympus Ultra Zoom C-760 and Mju 410 Digital
Price: $3,680 and $3,280
Pros: Quality images
Cons: xD picture card is expensive. Hard to imagine many people paying this price for a 3.2-megapixeel

Camera maker Olympus has just released two new digital cameras aimed at sports and outdoor enthusiasts. 
The Olympus C-760 Ultra Zoom is an SLR-like fixed-lens digital camera at 3.2 megapixels with a 10x optical zoom, much like the four-megapixel C-750. Weighing just 280 grams, it is the smallest digital camera  on the market. 
Its super macro mode allows for  extreme close-ups.  
With a 512-megabyte xD-picture card, the Olympus C-760 Ultra Zoom can record motion jpeg images with sound for almost two hours. It records video at 640x480 pixels image quality of 15 frames per second.
 It is an all-in-one camera solution for advanced photographers who want the widest focal length range plus manual and automatic controls.  It has a  zoom range equivalent to  38mm to 380mm - more  than many lenses used on professional SLR  cameras. Like the more expensive C-750, it has a built-in hot-shoe for   an external flash. 
The four-megapixel Olympus Mju 410 Digital  is fitted with  all-weather (meaning rain-proof) housing. One improvement on the 410 is   the all-weather sound recording for still image and motion jpeg shooting, which extends the camera's use in situations where the threat of water damage previously made that impossible. Users can also record voice memos for still images.
The in-camera shooting and editing functions  include a two-in-one function that automatically combines two shots taken in succession into a single split-screen image. The camera supports the direct photo printing software standard PictBridge, allowing USB connection to any PictBridge-enabled printer for easy printing without using a computer.



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