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    Samsung UA55C9000 3D LCD TV

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Olympus Mju 740 > Features


Review | Features

Features

    • 5x optical zoon lens
    • 7.1 megapixel CCCD
    • Splash-proof
    • On-screen help
    • Clever panorama mode and Nightproof feature
    • PictBridge compatible

Specifications

Camera Features

colour
Black or silver
connections
USB, PAL/NTSC AV output, DC input
digital zoom
5.6x digital zoom, 5 x optical zoom
dimensions
96 x 54 x 24.3 mm (W x H x D)
flash
Auto, red-eye reduction, forced off and on
focal length
36 - 180 mm
image format
JPEG, WAV, QuickTime Motion JPEG. PictBridge, DPOF and PIM III compatible
included accessories and cables
Strap, USB and AV cables, lithium ion battery and charger, CD-ROMs of software and advanced manual
lens aperture
Max. 1:3.3 (wide) ?5.0 (tele)
max shutter speed
4
min shutter spped
1/2000 sec (night scene up to 4 sec).
screen
6.4 cm colour LCD
storage
Approx. 17 MB internal storage for images. Removable xD-Picture Card
video capture
QuickTime Motion JPEG
weight
120 grams (without card, battery)

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RRP: $499.00

GadgetGuy Rating

Overall
Value for money
Performance
Ease of use
Easy to use. Weatherproof.

No image stabiliser.

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