The Olympus Stylus 710 digital camera has been reviewed at DCRP.

They write:
“Camera performance was fairly good. The Stylus starts up in an average 2 seconds, but then it focuses quickly, lacks any noticeable shutter lag, and can take another shot without any major delays. The Stylus’ burst mode wasn’t much to write home about. At the normal speed it takes just three shots in a row at 1.1 frames/second. While the high speed mode takes more photos (and at a much faster rate), it does so by cutting the resolution down to 3 Megapixel. Battery life on the Stylus was average for its class. […]
While there are some nice features on the Stylus 710, I was ultimately disappointed with its photo quality, which is the most important feature on any camera. If you’re only going to be making 4 x 6 prints and can live with the flaws I mentioned in this review, then I suppose it’s worth a look, but the bottom line is that there are better cameras out there in this class.”

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