Olympus Camedia C-50 Zoom Review
Olympus revealed the metal clad Camedia
C-50 Zoom at Photokina 2002, a camera with a clean design it maintained
the Olympus compact family appearance with the sliding front cover but
improved the finish level thanks to its magnesium alloy body. The C-50
Zoom has a 1/1.8" (7.2 x 5.3 mm) five megapixel CCD sensor and three
times optical zoom lens. The C-50 Zoom is also the first Olympus digital
camera to be powered by a dedicated Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery (capacity
1090 mAh at 3.7V). The C-50 Zoom is aimed at the advanced amateur, it
has some surprisingly prosumer type features (such as aperture and shutter
priority) but seems to fall short of carrying the prosumer label thanks
to its lack of manual white balance, manual focus and other advanced features
(which is a pity).
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