Olympus FE-130

Pros: Easy and intuitive to use.

Cons: Not the best lens I've used, and some color issues

The Bottom Line: Easy to use, and stands up well to rough use (even on a moving motorcycle!), but there are better lenses out there for similar money.

Review: I bought this camera for motorcycle photography. As in, pull it out of the jacket pocket and take snapshots. So I wanted reasonably high megapixel count in a slim camera.

I've taken some really good shots with it, a few that are worth...

Pros: Sharp, clear snapshots. Macro worked well too. Pretty easy to use.

Cons: Flash doesn't go to far, no viewfinder (but this is trivial)

Review: I was not looking for much, just a reliable, simple to use digital camera that took nice snapshots. I've purposely waited for the 5 MP cameras to come down in price. This one pretty much fits the bill, plus it has most of the features of a more...

Pros: Versatile, option packed, reasonably priced, great brand, takes great pictures.

Cons: Should include a neck strap instead of just a wrist strap.

The Bottom Line: I recommend it to anyone who wants quality and ease of use.

Review: I purchased this little camera for myself Christmas, 2006. The two selling points for me were price and versatility. By versatility I mean, takes many different types of batteries, takes popular memory cards, has many selections for the type of...

Pros: Fair value for the price, small and lightweight, relatively user friendly

Cons: No date stamp, no view finder,limited options for picture quality, downloading pix inconvenient

Review: I've recently bought an Olympus FE-130 camera. I find it too fragile. It's user friendly but could have been better on that aspect. One of the design flaws is that it has no date stamp. You can only have the date stamped if you print the pix at...