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December 30, 2003

New Toy

Olympus C-5060 Wide Zoom

Has the widest view of any digital camera on the market, works great for close-ups and panoramas alike, a good mid-priced multipurpose tool. Has a unique "direct" histogram to tell you which parts of the image will be under or over-exposed before you shoot with little blue and red squares.

Here's a detailed DCRP Review that clinched it for me. Only drawbacks so far is the relatively large form factor and distribution of controls throughout the body that I may simply haven't gotten used to yet.

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Ah, thanks...now I'm suffering from megapixel envy :).

BTW, the link for the review is actually http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/olympus/c5060wz-review/ ... your link above is to a jpg file.

Oops. Thanks Beth.

Can't wait for those NYE-botanical garden shots.

I just ordered this camera today! I should have it the middle of next week. My Nikon Coolpix 995 is dying a slow death after pumping out 35,000 images in two years, so I'm looking forward to a new tool. I had considered some of the SLRs such as the Canon Digital Rebel, but they are bulkier than I'd like, and I just don't need to change lenses. I'll be taking the 5060 out for some kind of shoot next weekend and will post the results. I hope you're still enjoying yours.

I have a cannon IXUS 400 and its really fantastic, it have 4MP

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