Conclusion: The Olympus SP-620UZ is an entry-level superzoom with modest ambition, but fortunately a low(ish) price that suggests anyone purchasing won't feel they are taking a big
Conclusion: The Olympus SP-620 is a very good buy if you want lots of zoom and ease of use. It may not have many frills, but it takes a decent picture in reasonable light or within...
Pros: Ease of use, lower price for length of lens, indoor photos
Excerpt: Recent bridge camera/superzoom releases such as the Fuji X-S1 might have suggested cameras sporting large, fixed lenses were evolving into luxury items second only to
Pros: Broader than average zoom range, 16MP sensor, Modest ISO range, Easy to use, Inexpensive
Cons: Can't record sound and use optical zoom together, Feels plasticky, Over-sensitive scroll wheel, Lacks key features of pricier models
Excerpt: , designed for travelling photographers and featuring a 21x optical zoom lens. The SP-620UZ is available in black and silver for £169.00.
Pros: 21x optical zoom lens, Magic filters are unique to Olympus, Fast high-speed shooting modes, Decent image quality for the price, Excellent value for money, In-camera pa...
Cons: Video recording is limited to 720p HD, 4x AA batteries make camera quite heavy, Rotating dial on back can be fiddly
Excerpt: With seemingly no let up in the number of super zoom cameras and bridge models being released, despite the fact that compact system cameras and HD video shooting DSLRs