Corne26033
Senior Member
I've had the camera for 2 years, and never posted a review 
The c3000 was great for its price 2 years ago, and still offers good image quality by todays standards. No bleedin focus assist light: this one doesn't need it. Plenty of add-on lenses (tele/wide/macro) available. Ttl external flash (not just Olympus, but also the promaster or my own metz flash). Manual focus, s-priority, a-priority, full manual, iesp or spot metering. The usual flash, macro and other modes. It has pretty much everything I need. But if I had to buy the same type camera today I'd go for the c4000. It offers all the features of the c3000, as well as the very important stuck pixel remapping, better high iso, 4Mp and plenty of other stuff
Problems:
No stuck pixel remapping
The c3000 was great for its price 2 years ago, and still offers good image quality by todays standards. No bleedin focus assist light: this one doesn't need it. Plenty of add-on lenses (tele/wide/macro) available. Ttl external flash (not just Olympus, but also the promaster or my own metz flash). Manual focus, s-priority, a-priority, full manual, iesp or spot metering. The usual flash, macro and other modes. It has pretty much everything I need. But if I had to buy the same type camera today I'd go for the c4000. It offers all the features of the c3000, as well as the very important stuck pixel remapping, better high iso, 4Mp and plenty of other stuffProblems:
No stuck pixel remapping