Olympus CAMEDIA D 620L 1.4 Megapixel
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Product ID: EPID30008287
Description: Create and compose like a pro with the SLR viewfinder and superior 3X optical zoom lens of the D-620L. Built in the image of the world-famous D-600L, the Olympus D-620L filmless digital camera delivers professional-level features for the...
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Olympus camraReview created: 10/30/09
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I love Olympus camras there good camras and its a professional so its even better and I decide to buy it cuz I needed a new camra.
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Olympus D620LReview created: 12/11/07
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Olympus is a great product. My son had one of 2 megapixels and I wanted to help by updating to one with 7.1 megapixels. As far as I could tell the camera is working fine, but it has several bad gouges on the outside of the product. Who knows how that happened. Could show up problems later on. Don't feel I can use it for a Christmas gift with it defaced like that.
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Beloved old friendReview created: 11/26/07
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It was my first DSLR (however, the europian named C-1400XL variant).
I really loved it so much - I bought it second hand around 2003, after our first digital soap-box and and our first 10X ultrazoom - and the picture quality was amazing. Much more crisp, which superb colours and handling over the family's UZ, we loved it. There are two main problems with it: the painfully slow AF in low light, you have to force it to make the picture, and the limitation of using high capacity memory cards. Most of these machines can only handle the 16MB SM cards - after the firmware upgrade you can also use 32MB ones too.
Today it's an iconic symbol of the birth of the digital age.
I really loved it so much - I bought it second hand around 2003, after our first digital soap-box and and our first 10X ultrazoom - and the picture quality was amazing. Much more crisp, which superb colours and handling over the family's UZ, we loved it. There are two main problems with it: the painfully slow AF in low light, you have to force it to make the picture, and the limitation of using high capacity memory cards. Most of these machines can only handle the 16MB SM cards - after the firmware upgrade you can also use 32MB ones too.
Today it's an iconic symbol of the birth of the digital age.
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