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Olympus mju 1030 SW
MODEL: OLYMPUS-MJU-1030 |
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Key Features: - 10.0 Megapixels
- 3.6x Optical Zoom
- 26mm Wide Angle Lens
- Waterproof to 10m
- Snowproof to -10°c
- Shockproof to 2.0m
- Crushproof to 100kg
- Nightproof Technology
- Shakeproof Anti Blur Mode
- In-Built Panorama
- Movie mode with sound
- Pre-capture movie mode
- Underwater movie mode
- Face Detection and Shadow Adjust
- Editproof with Perfect Fix
- 2.7" HyperCrystal II LCD Screen
- TruePic III Image Processor
New 2m shockproofing and wide angle lens for even broader shooting capability Fashioned for everyday punishment, the Tough 1030SW is the toughest camera on the market yet. Offering robust shockproof, waterproof, and pressure-resistant construction, the new sleek and stylish frame is not only ideal for capturing those perfect party moments but it takes outdoor use and underwater adventure to a new level with its new Underwater Movie mode. The camera's feature set has also evolved since the introduction of its predecessor, the Tough 795SW, and now includes a 3.6x optical zoom lens that brings 28mm wide-angle shooting capability to the Tough series for the first time. Perfect for photographing vast landscapes and groups of people, the extended wide-angle view is also great for shooting underwater. High-quality, high-definition imaging is provided by a 10-megapixel CCD and an exclusive Olympus TruePic III image processor. Even more rugged, impact- and pressure-resistant structure A new impact-absorbing mechanism has also been developed to improve impact resistance and further protect the mirror frame. Positioned between the body and the mirror frame, the new mechanism enables the Tough 1030SW to pass drop-impact tests from a height of two metres, or higher than eye level for the average adult male. The perimeter of the body is further protected by a stainless steel frame capable of withstanding pressures of up to 100 kgf . Waterproof to a depth of 10 metres, snowproof to -10°C Reinforced to withstand water pressure at all key points, the Tough 1030SW is waterproof to depths of up to 10 metres, enabling divers or snorkellers to enjoy the world of underwater photography without using a protective housing. Further, the Tough 1030SW captures true-to-life underwater colour in movies as well as still pictures, with the new Underwater Movie mode. What's Included: - Olympus mju 1030 SW (Tough) Digital Camera
- Li-Ion Battery (Li-50B)
- Battery Charger (Li-50C)
- Strap
- USB Cable (CB-USB6)
- AV Cable (CB-VC3)
- Olympus Master Software v2.0
- Worldwide Warranty Card
Warranty: 12-months manufacturer's warranty* * Extended warranty available up to 4 additional years
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| Product Name | | Tough 1030SW |
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| Image Sensor | | 1/2.33" |
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| Effective Pixels | | 10.1MP |
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| Optical Zoom | | 3.6 x |
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| Digital Zoom | | 5 x / 18 x combined with optical zoom |
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| Fine Zoom | | Yes |
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| WaterProof | | 10m - IEC Standard publication 529 IPX8 |
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| ShockProof | | 2.0m - MIL Standard (MIL-STD 810F) |
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| CrushProof | | 100kg |
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| SnowProof | | -10°c |
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| SplashProof | | Yes - IEC Standard publication 529 IPX4 |
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| NightProof | | Nightproof LCD for easy framing at Night - ISO up to 1600 for vibrant colours at night |
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| ShakeProof | | Digital Image Stabiliser |
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| Face Detection | | Yes |
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| Perfect Shot Preview | | Yes |
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| Shadow Adjust Technnology | | Yes |
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| EditProof | | Perfect Fix for Red-eye fix and Shadow Adjustment |
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| Lens Structure | | 10 lenses in 8 groups |
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| Lens Focal Length - 35mm Format | | 28 - 102mm |
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| Lens Maximum Aperture | | 3.5 (wide) 5.1 (tele) |
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| Focusing System | | TTL iESP auto focus with contrast detection |
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| Focusing Working Range | | 50cm - infinity |
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| Focusing Macro Mode | | 10cm - infinity (wide), 30cm - infinity (tele) |
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| Focusing Super Macro Mode | | From as close as 2cm |
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| LCD Display - size | | 2.7" |
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| LCD Display - pixels | | 230,000 |
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| Flash Settings | | Auto, Red-Eye reduction, Fill-in, Off |
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| Flash working range | | 10cm - 410cm (wide) / 30cm - 270cm (tele) |
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| External Flash | | No |
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| Scene Programs | | Number of Scene Modes: 24 Portrait, Landscape, Landscape + Portrait, Night Scene, Night + Portrait, Sport, Indoor, Candle, Self Portrait, Available Light Portrait, Sunset, Fireworks, Cuisine, Behind Glass, Documents, Auction, Shoot & Select 1, Shoot & Select 2, Beach & Snow, Pre-capture movie, Underwater Snapshot, Underwater Wide 1, Underwater Wide 2, Underwater Macro, Movie |
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| Shutter Speed | | 1/2 s - 1/1000 s (up to 4 sec. in night scene mode) |
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| Flash Sequence Shooting - Normal | | 1.0fps |
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| Flash Sequence Shooting - High Speed | | 6.9fps at 3MP output |
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| Compensation | | +/- 2 EV in 1/3 step increments |
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| Sensitivity | | ISO 80 - 1600 |
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| Panorama | | Yes, in-camera Panorama using an Olympus xD card |
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| White Balance Preset | | Overcast, Sunlight, Tungsten, Fluroscent 1 - 3 |
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| Still Picture Mode | | JPEG EXIF 2.2 PIM III DPOF |
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| Image Size | | 10M(3648x2736) 5M(2560x1920) 4M(2304x1728) 3M(2048x1536) 2M(1600x1200) 1M(1280x960) VGA(640x480) 16:9(1920x1080) |
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| Image Quality Adjustment | | Resize, Black & White, Sepia, Red-eye fix, Saturation correction |
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| Recording System Motion Picture | | AVI Motion JPEG with sound |
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| Recording Time | | Up to 10 sec continuous in SHQ mode, Up to 29 min continuous in HQ mode, dependent on memory card capacity |
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| Resolution | | SHQ: 640 x 480 15/30fps HQ: 320 x 240 15/30fps
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| Recording System Sound | | WAVE |
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| Motion Picture Playback Mode | | Still, Frame by Frame, Fast Forward, Reverse |
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| Self Timer | | 12 sec |
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| Supplied Memory | | 14.7MB Internal Memory |
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| Memory Compatibility | | 16MB ~ 2GB xD |
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| Rechargeable Battery | | Li-50B Li-Ion Battery |
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| Battery life - Still Shots | | Up to approx. 260 shots |
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| Power | | D-7ACA ( using CB-MA1 multi power adapter ) |
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| USB | | CB-USB6 |
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| AV | | CB-VC3 |
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| Direct Printing | | PictBridge |
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| Dimensions | | 93.2mm x 61.4mm x 21.3mm |
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| Weight | | 173g |
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| Box Contents | | Li-Ion Battery (Li-50B), Battery Charger (Li-50C), Strap, USB Cable (CB-USB6), AV Cable (CB-VC3), Olympus Master Software v2.0, Worldwide Warranty Card |
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| RRP | | $ 599.00 |
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Reviewer : WN
Date : 14/04/2009
Rating :
  (3)
Review : On paper the 'SW' series of Olympus cameras look good. Really good. Great in fact! A sure sign to BEWARE! I started with a 770SW. It leaked in less than 3m water (claimed 10m!). It took months to get action from Olympus in Sydney Australia for repairs. Eventually Olymp repairs sent my camera back to me which immediately came up with the 'check card cover' warning. Nothing wrong with the cover and I hadn't even gotten it near the water. Another few months and they sent me out another camera. It too leaked and they upgraded me to the 1030SW. No offer to compensate me for the months I had waited for numerous repairs to be responded to. Now the 1030SW has also leaked and as it was an upgrade by olympus they only offer a 6mnth warranty. The leakage took place 6.5 months after receiving the new 1030SW camera. This camera is the most appealing in its class but really fails to live up to its tough image. It has been admitted to me by Olympus staff that they have had alot of problems with water proofing of this line of cameras yet the seals haven't changed appreciably between the 770SW and the 1030SW...Whats the deal Olympus?!
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Reviewer : jo
Date : 14/02/2009
Rating :
(1)
Review : Just what I was looking for. A waterproof, virtually indestructable camera. I wasn't overjoyed with the results of the images but it is the best all rounder I know of. Only a couple of months old. Used it quite frequently under water. I checked the covers were shut properly prior to gettiing it wet, as I always did. Result - water got in?! Camera ruined completely. I was only sitting in the surf on a calm day too. Not happy and considering other models now. [CW says: This is not a common problem, based on our experience, but, as an alternative, consider the Pentax Optio W60.]
Reviewer : sw lover
Date : 6/02/2009
Rating :
    (5)
Review : As expected a great camera, I bought the 850sw first as 1030sw was not released in time for my Maldives Holiday in March 2008, All the photo's were of good quality, both in and out of the water, it even stood up to being dropped several times, my son has this one now as a rock climber he goes through camera's regulary and is very pleased with it. I was given the 1030sw for Christmas and it goes every where with me, it has stood up to every thing I can throw at it and even the photo's I took whilst being bumped up and down in speed boat came out clear and sharp, clolours are true when put in the right scenic mode and the available light setting is great indoors or out in dull conditions, especially when you don't want your friends knowing your clicking away! Panorama feature is easy to use, but you have to have the correct xd card. all in all very happy.
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Olympus announces mju 1020, mju 1030, mju 895, mju 850SW and SP570 UZ 22/01/2008 by paul Olympus has today stolen a march on their competitors by announcing 5 new digital cameras due for release during February and March. Details below:Olympus mju 1030 SW (Tough range) Key features: - Shockproof to 2 metres
- Waterproof to a depth of 10 metres
- 3.6x optical zoom lens
- 28mm wide-angle lens
- 10-megapixel CCD
- Available in silver and black
Olympus mju 850 SW (Tough range) Key features: - Shockproof to 1.5 metres
- Waterproof to 3 metres
- Snowproof to -10 degrees Celsius
- 8-megapixel CCD
- 2.5-inch LCDA
- Available in premium silver, piano black or cassis pink (shocking!)
Olympus mju 1020 Claimed to be the 'world's smallest, slimmest digital compact camera with 7x optical zoom' with the mju 1020. Key features include: - Just 135 grams in weight
- 25.2 mm thick
- Available in stylish black enamel finish
- 10.1-megapixel CCD
- 7x optical zoom
- Dual Shakeproof CCD-shift camera shake correction and high ISO sensitivity
- Face Detect
- Shadow Adjust Technology
- High-contrast 2.7-inch HyperCrystal II LCD monitor (with a wide viewing angle)
Olympus mju 840 (RRP $399) Key features: - 8-megapixel CCD
- 5x optical zoom
- Dual Shakeproof Image Stabiliser
- 2.7-inch HyperCrystal LCD
- In-camera panorama recording
- Face Detect & Shadow Adjust Technology
Olympus SP570 UZ (RRP $399) Key Features: - High Resolution 10 Megapixels
- 20 x Optical Zoom
- Wide Angle 26mm Lens
- Hot Shoe
- Manual Zoom Ring
- High Speed Auto Focus / Manual Focus
- In-Built Panorama
- Multi-Exposure Mode
- 2.5" High Resolution LCD Screen and Electronic Viewfinder
- Dual Shakeproof CCD Image Stabiliser
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