Olympus SZ-10

Zitat: 14 megapiksel çözünürlüklü Olympus SZ-10 megazum dijital fotoğraf makinesi 200 Euro satış fiyatı ile fotoğrafseverlerin beğenisine sunuluyor. Kullanımı kolay ve ergonomik bir kompakt fotoğraf makinesi olan Olympus SZ-10 (ISO 800 ışık hassasiyet değerine kadar) gayet iyi kalitede ve doğal renklerde fotoğraflar çekiyor. Ancak video kaydederken cihazın zum özelliklerini sadece ses kaydını kapayarak kullanabiliyorsunuz. Garip ama maalesef gerçek. Sihirli filtreler de yaratıcı görüntüler elde etmek isteyen fotoğrafseverler için eğlenceli bir özellik.

Zitat: De 14 megapixel Olympus SZ-10 megazoom camera is verkrijgbaar voor 200 Euro. Hiervoor krijg je een compacte camera met een goede handligging en een enorm zoombereik. De beeldkwaliteit is in orde, de foto´s hebben een mooie, natuurlijke kleur en vertonen weinig ruis (tot ISO 800). Overigens is het wel goed om te weten dat je tijdens het opnemen van video´s alleen gebruik kunt maken van de zoom functie wanneer het geluid uit staat. Vreemd, maar waar. Verder zijn de magiefilters een leuke toevoeging voor één ieder die graag creatief te werk gaat.

Zitat: Die 14 Megapixel Olympus SZ-10 Megazoom-Kamera ist für 200,- Euro erhältlich. Dafür bekommt man eine kompakte Kamera mit einer guten Handlage und einem enormen Zoombereich geboten. Die Bildqualität ist in Ordnung, die Fotos haben schöne, natürliche Farben und weisen wenig Rauschen auf (bis ISO 800). Übrigens ist es durchaus gut zu wissen, dass man bei der Aufnahme von Videos die Zoomfunktion nur verwenden kann, wenn der Ton abgeschaltet ist. Seltsam, aber wahr. Außerdem sind die Magiefilter eine schöne Ergänzung für alle, die gerne kreativ arbeiten.

Zitat: Recommended Pros: Rubber grips on front and back + Minimum focus distance of just 1cm + High-speed shooting at 10 fps + Good detail in images Cons: Lots of noise in images after ISO 400 - No optical zoom with sound in videos Using the SZ-10 is a good experience, with easy to use menus and rubber grips to help hold the camera steady. Image quality is good, although noise does significantly effect images after ISO 400, but the 10 fps shooting means you can take some pleasing pictures of fast moving objects, even though image size is limited to 3 megapixels. If you like taking close-up pictures, you won´t be disappointed as Super Macro mode means you can shoot from just 1cm away. You can shoot 720p HD videos, with the use of Magic Filters, but it is frustrating to have a camera with so much zoom, yet it isn´t available for movie recording when you are also recording sound.

Zitat: As the most affordable offering in Olympus´ new line up of pocket-sized travelzoom cameras, the Olympus SZ-10 mates a whopping 18x zoom lens to a decidedly compact camera body. Its small yet effective hand-grip, faster-than-average lens and mechanical image stabilisation allow you to take blur-free hand-held shots of pretty much everything that cares to stand still for a moment, from landscapes to insects, people to wildlife and so on. Considering its tiny, pixel-packed sensor and an ultra-zoom lens that naturally comes with its own set of compromises, the Olympus SZ-10 produces surprisingly usable images, particularly at base ISO. As is the case with most small-sensor digital cameras, image quality deteriorates quickly as you move up the sensitivity ladder, with ISO 400 already being characterised by heavy smearing of detail. At ISO 800 and 1600 you also lose quite a bit of saturation. That being said, we would not write off the SZ-10´s high-ISO output as completely unusable - it´s actually good enough for small prints and Web use. Just don´t expect to see 14 megapixels´ worth of detail at those settings, and you´re unlikely to be disappointed. True low-light shooting is a different story - cameras like the Olympus SZ-10 are simply not meant for that kind of photography. In terms of usability, the Olympus SZ-10 is very much an entry-level camera. You have no control over shutter speed or aperture, and even oft-used functions like ISO settings and exposure compensation are buried in the menu. This is unlikely to bother those who would simply like an affordable and small point-and-shoot camera with a large zoom ratio, but it´s probably enough to put experienced users off buying the Olympus SZ-10. For a camera that is so obviously geared towards users who want as much automation as possible, it seems a bit inconsequential to have a flash that has to be raised manually - but otherwise it´s a beginner-friendly package with a well-working Intelligent Auto mode, a host of fun "Magic Filters" and scene modes. Video capture is again quite basic - yes, it´s HD but the fact that you can only use the optical zoom if you disable audio recording is a big disappointment on a camera whose main claim to fame is its 18x zoom lens. In summary, the affordable, tiny Olympus SZ-10 represents a good value for anyone who wants a mostly automated digicam with a big zoom, for use outdoors in bright light - but those who want more control over the photo taking process should look elsewhere (and probably dig deeper in their pockets).