Steve Sanders posts Olympus C-2040 first look
Published Jan 25, 2001
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dpreview staff
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 Steve
over at Steves-Digicams has posted his first look at the Olympus C-2040.
Here's what he says about it (so far): "Olympus has cranked out yet
another excellent camera. This is an updated C-2020 zoom with the new
large-aperture F1.8 lens that improves low-light pictures and exends indoor
flash range. In addition to the new lens the C-2040 Zoom also gets an
internal upgrade with the latest exposure and focusing systems and 8MB
of buffer RAM. And there's some completely new features like Multi-spot
metering, spot AF and custom one-touch white balancing. Nice to see that
everyone is not abandoning the two megapixel cameras but actually improving
them."
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