Reviewers Liked
- Good LCD screen, f/2 maximum aperture, general performance
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Exposure issues, optical accessories prohibitively priced
Announced back in 2012, the Olympus Tough TG-1 is one of the toughest Olympus cameras ever released. The 12 megapixel TG-1 is crushproof, waterproof to a depth of 12m, shockproof from heights of up to 2m, and freezeproof to -10°C; and has a 25-100mm...
The perfect camera for scuba divers or ski-bunnies, the TG-1 offers great images with versatile control options.Related Tags: camera, macworld, macworld australia, olympus, photography, review, TG-1, waterproof Be Sociable, Share! Print this article...
Olympus, it has to be said, knows a thing or two about the ‘tough' or ‘ruggedised' digital compact camera market, having practically invented it with the launch of the mju range in 2003. Initially a waterproof-only series, the mju series gradually...
The Olympus TG-1 is a solidly built do it all “Tough” camera and it would be easy to see its use in a number of active pursuits. Though at the end of the day it is one thing for the camera to be useable in these conditions it is another to walk away...
Video Review: The Olympus Tough TG-1 digital camera can survive any summer adventure with its 12 megapixel, waterproof, shockproof and dustproof design, full HD video recording and more for only $400. Matt Mira and Neal Brennan check it out on Gadget...
As ever with a tough compact, the headline features of the TG-1 are no doubt it's rugged credentials. The compact is waterproof to 12m, shockproof to 2m, crushproof to 100kg and freezeproof to -10c. There was a time when these features would be enough...
The TG-1 is packed with Olympus' finest technology, including an OLED screen, an ultra-tough build, a GPS, a fast lens, etc. Unfortunately, lens quality still isn't on par with certain competitors (Panasonic's FT4 in particular). You're therefore best...
No-nonsense styling and useful additions such as an AF-assist lamp and removable lens surround to enable the attachment of optional accessories add further to the Olympus TG-1's appeal, along with its easy-to-operate interface (including Tap Control)...
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Want the meanest, toughest camera on the market? The TG-1 fits the bill, as long as you're not too fussy over perfect image and video...
The Olympus Tough TG-1 certainly delivers in terms of features, it has a whole host that you don't normally find on your typical compact camera. You can even add a fisheye or tele converter. We think they are quite expensive and you even have to...
The TG-1 may succeed in the tough stakes but, as per so many previous Olympus Tough cameras, it’s rather pedestrian by design and in use. The f/2.0-4.9 lens might sound great at the wide-angle setting, but no aperture or manual control seriously...
The Olympus Tough TG-1 produces consistently sharp photos with great colours. Its not one of the cheapest compacts around, but it packs a lot of features, including GPS and underwater shooting capability. The camera is small enough to fit in a pocket or...
While we were somewhat taken aback that Bear Grylls favours Gerber’s multitools to Leatherman’s, we would not be at all surprised to see the outdoor survivalist pull out Olympus’s TG-1 Tough camera when out in the middle of nowhere. Not only does it...
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