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The bad: No manual controls; no true continuous-shooting mode; noise at higher ISO levels.
The bottom line: The Olympus Mju 720SW is for those who want to carry a snapshot digicam without having to constantly take care of the unit like a baby.
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Cool looks, poor image quality
Nov 6, 2007Rating: 5 out of 10 (Average)
Pros: Water proof
Cons: Shutter button too hard, image quality very noisy
Opinion:
It's not an amazing camera, yet it is still impressive.
It's pictures are ok, in case you are only viewing them on the computer screen, but if you are an image editor, you should reconsider other cameras. The picture quality is VERY noisy (especially in low light conditions). However, on a bright sunny swimming pool day, you SHOULD take this camera with you!
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