Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 170 QD 35mm Film Camera

Pros: Sharp and fast lens, fixed focal length, tiny, light and very versatile.

Cons: It doesn't say Leica or Contax on the case.

The Bottom Line: A terrific P&S camera for those who don't want to break the bank.

Review: My camera is actually an Olympus mju II, which is exactly the same as the Stylus Epic, only purchased in Beijing, China. Other than the name, the cameras are totally identical. There is a story behind the purchase location, simplified down to my wife ...

Pros: Great camera! Excellent price to value ratio!

Cons: Only 2 minor issues: no zoom and it really doesn't support panoramic photos.

The Bottom Line: If you need a Point & Shoot camera without zoom, then you can stop looking. You've found it. Best value to price ratio of any camera I've ever owned.

Review: I've owned many a camera over the years, some costing over $400, but none have been as versatile or a better value for the money. 3 years ago I had to make a number of business and vacation trips to Las Vegas, France, Spain, Orlando, and Atlanta all in ...

Pros: Amazing durability, compact size and weatherproofing!

Cons: Beware the glowing reviews of optics. There are "good", not "great".

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended as an all-round camera for snapshooters, or as a pocket shooter for seasoned pros...

Review: I bought the Oly Stylus about 10 months ago after hearing rave reviews about this little unit all over the place. (It was the "perfect storm" of a favourable article in Popular Photography and a great sale price on the camera that caused my credit card ...

Pros: Easy to use 35mm point and shoot 38-170 zoom lens and water resistant

Cons: No image stabilizer

The Bottom Line: My past history with Olympus quality, the compact size, and outstanding retail price sealed the deal. For an amateur like myself I am pleased with the quality of my photos.

Review: Wow, this is my 4th Olympus camera. This time I needed a new camera because my husband took our Stylus Epic Zoom 140QD to Florida with him. Now I needed a new camera for my upcoming vacation, this Since I could not yet decide on which digital to buy, I...

Pros: Lightweight, water resistant, auto point and shoot great zoom quality 35-170mm

Cons: No panoramic mode (only on deluxe model), no image stabilizer

The Bottom Line: Excellent quality camera, at a rock bottom price. A great choice for the amateur photographer, who wants point and shoot that is easy to use.

Review: I bought this camera twice. First at WAL MART at list $228.98. At 2nd WAL MART found on clearance at $137.00....I refunded the 1st one. WAL MART reduced price to carry more Minolta at their stores.

I have several years experience with...

Pros: Excellent point-and-shoot camera, easy to operate, good lens quality, good zoom, modest price.

Cons: A little heavy and bulky.

Review: I have had several years of excellent results from modestly priced Olympus 35 mm cameras. The photos have been clear, the color consistently bright and well-defined, and images focused and well-defined and detailed. However, I needed a new one this ...

Pros: All Mentioned Above

Cons: Not a single friggin one, hate the zoom model though.

Review: This Camera rocks. It beats the ever-loving tar out of most of my other cameras in one way or another. I am an art major hoping to get into photo journalism (long story, but it will work, trust me) and for over half my shoots, this is the camera I grab ...

Review: I purchased this camera for my vacation to Europe and was extremely impressed with the quality of my...

Review: I received this camera as a birthday gift three years ago and love it! (I have had several 35mm cam...

Review: I found the photo quality was the best that I have seen in a camera. I liked the auto shoot-off and...