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Olympus D-595

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Brand Olympus 2004
Model D-595
Released Year 2004
Type DSLR Cameras
Series Camedia
Optical Zoom 3x
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Olympus D-595 is a compact digital camera that belongs to the Camedia series, introduced in 2004. It features a 3.1-megapixel CCD sensor which delivers decent image quality for its time. The camera comes equipped with a 3x optical zoom lens, allowing users to capture a range of subjects from wide-angle to telephoto. It supports both JPEG image format and AVI video recording. The device includes a 1.8-inch LCD display for image preview and menu navigation. Power is supplied by two AA batteries, making it convenient for use without proprietary battery packs.

Specifications

MPN 225620
UPC 0050332153332
Model D-595
Digital Zoom 4x
Battery Type 2x AA batteries
Features USB 2.0 Compatibility, USB, Not Interchangeable Lenses, Direct Print, Audio Recording, Standard, DPOF Support, Auto Power Save, Rgb Primary Color Filter, PictBridge Support, Digital Image Rotation, Print Image Matching
Series Olympus CAMEDIA
Optical Zoom 3x
Depth 1.44in
Width 4.11in
Item Weight 6.4 Oz.
Height 2.38in
Screen Details LCD Display-Tft Active Matrix-1.8"-Color
Exposure Compensation ±2 Ev Range, in 1/3 Ev Steps
Light Sensitivity Iso Auto, Iso 400, Iso 200, Iso 100, Iso 50
Sensor Type CCD
Max Shutter Speed 1/2000 Sec
Shooting Modes Frame Movie Mode
Max Video Resolution 320x240
Macro Focus Range 2-50cm
Focal Length Equivalent to 35mm Camera 38-114mm
Special Effects Black & White, Sepia
Camera Flash Features Fill-In Flash, Flash Off, Red-Eye Reduction Flash, Auto Flash
White Balance Auto, Tungsten (Preset), Overcast (Preset), Manual, Fluorescent (Preset), Daylight / Sunny (Preset)
Video Capture Quicktime-320 X 240
Focus Adjustment Automatic
Battery Form Factor Standard Form Factor
Expansion Slot 1X xD-Picture Card
Operating System Supported Ms Windows XP, Ms Windows ME, Ms Windows 2000
Sensor Size 1/2.5in
Display Size 1.8in
Still Image Format JPEG
Exposure Modes Program, Automatic
Integrated Memory Size 14MB
Display Rotation Built-In
Digital Video Format Quicktime, Motion JPEG
Screen Size 1.8in
Light Sensitivity Max 400
Max Operating Temperature 40°C
Type Point & Shoot
Maximum Resolution 5.0MP
Optical Viewfinder Type Real-Image Zoom
Red Eye Reduction Yes
Min Shutter Speed 15 Sec
Floppy Drive Storage None
Display Type LCD
Sensor Resolution 3.1 Megapixels
Exposure Metering Multi-Segment, Spot
Additional Features USB 2.0 Compatibility, Not Interchangeable Lenses, USB, Direct Print, Audio Recording, Dpof Support, Standard, Auto Power Save, Rgb Primary Color Filter, PictBridge Support, Digital Image Rotation, Print Image Matching
Flash Type Built-In Flash
Min Operating Temperature 0°C
Effective Flash Range 0.2m-3.8m
Exterior Color Silver
Microphone Type Microphone-Built-In
Connector Types Composite Video/Audio Output, 1X DC Power Input, 1X USB
Flash Modes Backlight Mode, Red-Eye Reduction, Fill-In Mode, Off Mode, Auto Mode
Camera Type Point & Shoot
Auto Focus Type TTL Contrast Detection
Viewfinder Type Optical, None
Supported Flash Memory xD-Picture Card, xD-Picture Card Type H, xD-Picture Card Type M, Built-In
Continuous Shooting Speed 1.2fps
Display 1.8 inch LCD
Image Format JPEG
Video Format AVI
Release Year 2004

Key Advantages

The Olympus D-595 offers easy-to-use automatic shooting modes ideal for casual photographers. Its compact and lightweight design makes it highly portable. The 3x optical zoom lens provides versatile framing options. The inclusion of video recording adds multimedia functionality. Using standard AA batteries enhances accessibility and convenience for power replacement. The camera's built-in flash supports various shooting conditions efficiently.

Limitations

The 3.1-megapixel resolution by modern standards is quite low, limiting image detail, especially in larger prints. The fixed lens zoom range is modest compared to other models, restricting telephoto capabilities. The 1.8-inch LCD is relatively small, which may affect image review clarity. Battery life can be limited when using AA batteries, requiring frequent replacements or rechargeables. The camera lacks advanced manual controls, making it less suitable for experienced photographers. Its video functionality is basic with low resolution and no sound recording, limiting multimedia use.

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