Product Review
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The camera- fanatics may be well aware that the Olympus’s latest line – TOUGH is designed for people who love outdoor sports. Waterproof to 10m, shockproof from 2m, freezeproof to -10 degrees Celcius and crushproof to 100kg, the Olympus TG-810 promises to produce high-resolution pictures under any rough and tough circumstances. Having GPS positioning system is also another selling point of the camera. Sounds tempting? Now follow us to explore the newbie! Inside the box, we can find a Tough TG-810 Digital Camera, a Li-50B Battery Pack, a battery charger, an AV/USB cable, a CD-ROM and a user's guide.
If you have “problems” choosing which color of your camera to pick? No worries because Olympus has got both black and silver color of TG-810 offered. The large 3 inch Hyper Crystal III LCD is the perfect choice for people who want to view and edit the pictures after taking them.
Equipped with Super-Macro LED flash light, TG-810 promises to assist professional and amazing macro photo taking function. Even when you are taking photos under a dark environment, you can still take vivid and colorful pictures.
Take a closer look at the 3-inch LCD, and it is different from the other display screens. The TG-810 features a Hyper Crystal III LCD which offers you the best photo taking experience ever.
Next to the on/off key is the highlight of TG-810- the GPS function. Together with the electronic compass, both of them can record the location and information of the photos taken.
On the right side of the screen, the function keys are all located like a panel. It is a user-friendly device, so do not expect it is too difficult to use.
The new lock key features a wheel-like design, which assures the users that the cover of the battery, the memory card and the USB ports are all locked securely. With this security, you can take the photos anywhere anytime you like!
As tough and fun as the camera sounds, Olympus TG-810 is no doubt a promising device that will never let you down in taking photos in rough environments. With all the filters, 3D shooting mode, you do not want to put it down for sure. The only thing that is worth attention is the GPS tagging function. It may not work occasionally well though.
