Olympus 1030 Camera
Rugged Camera Designed with Tough Chassis
For people who want to have a rugged compact camera which can be used in the harshest environments, Olympus 1030 is an ideal choice since its chassis has been designed to become freezeproof, shockproof, dustproof, and waterproof. Besides from its rugged the design, the camera also boasts multiple image technologies that will allow users to capture great images.
The Olympus 1030 is a 10.1-megapixel rugged camera that has a chassis which has freezeproof, shockproof, dustproof, and waterproof design, making this device ideal for taking photos in harsh environments.
With its shock-absorbing design, the camera can withstand a 6.6 foot drop without damaging any of its part. In terms of waterproof feature, the camera can take pictures up to 33 feet deep—allowing divers to capture high- quality photos
To provide a wider field of view which can result to a more dramatic photo, Olympus 1030 has a 3.6 zoom lens which makes this camera ideal for capturing landscape, underwater, and portraits.
Another notable feature is the 2.7-inch HyperCyrstal II LCD that provides precise image display, vivid colors, and wider viewing angle that will assist photographers when taking pictures. Meanwhile, the most impressive thing about the LCD is that has increased visibility that will allow users to see the panel even in direct sunlight.
The rugged camera also boasts “intelligent” technologies such as Face Detection that recognizes a face and automatically captures this. To complement this feature, the camera also has a wide array of photo technologies that will allow users to capture great images.
Other features are xD-Picture card support, microSD card compatibility (up to 4GB), noise reduction to prevent blurry images, scene modes, 29 shooting modes, various image playback, AVI movie with sound, voice recording capability, self-timer, continuous shooting mode (5.2 frames per second), and shooting assist functions which is a feature for amateur photographers.
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