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Olympus SZ-14

Based on 13 reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

6
Average:

2
Bad:

4

Pros

Affordable.
24x optical zoom lens.
Compact metal body.
Magic filters.
Fast high-speed shooting modes.
Image quality.
In-camera panorama stitching.

Cons

HD Video recording limited to 720p.
Noise at higher ISOs.

By PhotographyBLOG on January 22, 2013

The Olympus SZ-14 is a pocketable 14-megapixel travel-zoom camera offering a 24x optical zoom with a focal range of 25-600mm, TruePic III+ processing engine, sensor-shift image stabilisation, “Advanced Face Detection” and “Shadow...

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By Tech2 on September 14, 2012

and Pricing in India The Olympus SZ-14 retails with a 4GB SD card for Rs. 16,990, which is the MRP. Go out in the market and you should be able to buy it for a few hundred rupees less, along with a pouch. Some online shopping websites are selling this...

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By DigitalVersus on July 10, 2012

While the Olympus SZ-30 MR was a pleasant camera with good performances, our tests merely confirmed our suspicions about this mid-range version with its scaled-down specs: it's not as good. You're therefore better off looking for a cut-price...

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By Expert Reviews on May 19, 2012

A massive 24x zoom and an extremely competitive price, but the sensor doesn't pull its weight and image quality suffers...

60
By TechRadar on April 24, 2012

Although there may be a few issues that could be improved upon, such as the non-standard USB interface and the iESP metering system's propensity for overexposure, the Olympus SZ-14 still represents good value for the price.Point and shoot...

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By CNET Australia on April 18, 2012

The SZ-14 is a fun camera to shoot with, offering a long, 24x optical zoom lens and plenty of creative filters to boot, but it doesn't offer the best image quality for your...

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By What Digital Camera on April 12, 2012

Olympus' Super Zoom series combines 14-megpaixel resolution and a long optical zoom lens that gives the (35mm film equivalent) focal length of 25-600mm, so more than enough range to cover almost any shooting task from landscapes to wildlife and bird...

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By Pocket-lint on April 06, 2012

User friendly budget-priced travel zoom omits the higher-end rival likes of GPS and Full HD video, but offers most features that casual snappers would want and for a value added price tag that won’t bust a...

70
By Buy-n-Shoot on April 03, 2012

At $349 it’s actually a tough segment to satisfy. On one side of the ledger you’ve got buyers wanting plenty of options, features that perform and an expectation that $349 of their hard earned must give them a good return. The other side of...

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By Digital Photography School on April 01, 2012

This review camera dropped out of the box — in bright red! Talk about making a statement!I’m not sure how you all feel about CICs — cameras in colours. It’s not that important to me, except for the benefit of making the control...

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