Olympus Camedia C-8080 Digital Camera.
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	Editors' Rating: 7.3 of 10    • Value for money 6  • Ease of Use 6  • Performance 8  • Image Quality 9	Average User Rating: not rated (0 vote)  • Value for money -  • Ease of Use -  • Performance -  • Image Quality -	Where to Buy ? $709.94 different prices
	PROS  • Excellent image quality.  • Excellent wide angle.  • Fast Auto Focus.  • No redeye.  • Dual memory card slots.  CONS  • LCD doesn't swivel.  • Slow RAW/TIFF file write times.  • Occasionally confusing menus.

  The Camedia C-8080 is a new design for an Olympus C-series camera, and one that is likely to win over many users. The magnesium alloy body is finished in a flecked black paint. The Camedia C-8080 makes an evolutionary leap from the previous top-end C-5060 model, upgrading specifications and importing elements from pro models such as the E-10 and E-20. The differences between the C-5060 WZ and the C-8080 WZ are even more significant, Olympus hasn't just reused an old body and lens and bolted in the new Sony 2/3" eight megapixel CCD, instead they have completely redesigned the body and approached the most important part of any digital camera, the lens, with an eye to quality. The C-8080 enters the eight megapixel fray which is currently made up of another four digital cameras: the Canon PowerShot Pro1, Sony DSC-F828, Nikon Coolpix 8700 and the Konica Minolta DiMAGE A2.

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