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PMA introduction of the Olympus C-360ZOOM camera
Dennis Hissink : February 12th 2004 - 15:00 CET
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 Olympus is continuously introducing new digital cameras! This PMA is getting crowded with all kind of new models, from 2 – 8 Megapixels all around. The new C-360ZOOM from Olympus is a typical digital camera at which price/performance plays a big role. The new compact C-360ZOOM is equipped with a CCD of 3 Megapixels enhanced with a 3x optical zoom. The resolution is sufficient to get an A4 print with rich contrast colours. Beside the simple operations and a large number of handy functions the new Olympus camera is equipped with a Super Macro function that lets you approach a subject as close as 7cm, and features a Movie clip function with sound. The five built-in Scene Programs let the camera function uncomplicated under most circumstances.
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 The Landscape setting for example is ideal to make impressive holiday pictures, while Night view can be set to capture the beautiful sunset on the seaside. Beside the possibility of capturing still images the C-360ZOOM can also record moving images with sound.
Naturally digital technology makes it a lot easier to share special moments with others in a simple way. Images and video clips can be transferred onto a computer without a problem and then mailed to family or friends. Also printing has been made easier, the camera supports PictBridge communication standard therefore images can be printed without the interference of a computer. Just connect your camera onto a PictBridge compatible printer like the CAMEDIA P-10 and surprise yourself with beautiful laminated and astonishing real life prints.
The CAMEDIA C-360ZOOM is also compatible with the Olympus Software Development Kit (SDK). This software enables you to operate all camera functions via the computer like zoom, exposure and shutter speed.
The C-360ZOOM offers user's convenience, a fine compact design and of course high quality images, all of this for an affordable price. This new model will be available in March 2004. |
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