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I am planning to replace my Olympus D-450 and am considering the purchase of a new Olympus 4040. (The D-450 will go to my niece).
It looks like I can get a 4040 online for about $500. In this price range are there other cameras that provide equal or better overall performance? Most of what I shot is both indoor /outdoor snapshots, but occasionally like to do more creative shots and want the manual control. Thanks in advance for your advice. |
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I bought a 4040 in February after extensive research. It is my first digicam, and I love it. I am still learning, but not because the camera is difficult, I am just a little "slow." The key is that the camera takes great pics, indoors and out, and is extremely versatile. I take a wide variety of types of pictures, and it has excelled at everything. I just saw the new C720, and it is nice, but after reading Steve's review, and playing with one in person, I prefer my 4040. Bottom line, it's a great camera, but you need to check it out at the store so you can make your own informed decision.
[Edited on 7-8-2002 by MDMike] |
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I also love my 4040....Visit my site if you want to see some pics of it...Most of my dive pictures and everything in the photography section was taken with the 4040.
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Mine took great pictures, and I had no complaints. I sold it because I didn't like the handling - just a personal quirk of an old SLR film photographer. Handle it first. If you like it, it would be a great camera for you.
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