Olympus FE-4020
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We've given the FE-4020 a grade of B+.
Read why: Editor's comments
Read why: Editor's comments
This product is ranked
| 41st | of 88 | in Ultra Compact |
| 59th | of 113 | in $0 - $200 |
| 14th | of 28 | in Olympus |
| 38th | of 46 | in 13 & 14 Megapixels |
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Editors' Comments
Another run-of-the-mill slimline point-and-shoot. Nothing about this camera stands out to us, though it is relatively slim for a $150 model.
Specifications
- 14 megapixels
- 4x optical zoom
- 2.7-inch LCD display
- Digital image stabilization
- Captures to SD/SDHC memory cards
- Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Product Information
| Manufacturer | Olympus |
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| Release Date | Mar 15, 2010 |
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Olympus FE-4020 Comments & Questions (write your own!)
Great camera, great price (Sam McCubbin — 05/01/2010)
Picked mine up for 99 bucks, nice little camera for the money. I have a high-end SLR, but it can be cumbersome when you go places. So I picked this little compact model for convience. Nice screen, nice features, comes with a really nice carry case. Good entry camera for parents, kids, wife, etc. Glad I bought it. Sam in Nebraska
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Gwen (05/17/2010)
I disagree, I don't think a 14 mp should take worse pic's than an 8.0 mp.
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picture memory (dave — 05/04/2010)
How many pictures will the built in memory card hold? Will I need to purchase a "special" one to insert to hold or save alot of pictures
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Liam McCabe (05/05/2010)
It has just 18MB of internal memory, which is basically nothing. 2-3 pictures maximum. So yes, like 98% of digital cameras, this needs a memory card, any SD or SDHC card should work.
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Fiona (07/10/2010)
It's only 2-3 maximum if you set it on the highest-resolution.
You can change it to a lower resolution (which still gives good picture quality) and that, way you get heaps more pictures to take. (:
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You can change it to a lower resolution (which still gives good picture quality) and that, way you get heaps more pictures to take. (:
Not worth the money (Gwen R — 05/17/2010)
My rating is not good. We have a Kodak Easy share 8.0 mega pixel That takes BETTER pictures than this 14 mega pixel Olympus. I think I will be taking it back to the store. Only worth about 60 bucks, at most.
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Disappointed (Nicole — 06/11/2010)
Just got mine for around $100. Not going to lie, this camera is not all that great. It doesn't save settings so every time you turn on the camera you have to change it to the setting you want. Take blurry photos inside dark places like bars and restaurants regardless of the setting the camera is on. Planning on trying to sell mine on Ebay.
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Danielle (06/22/2010)
There is a setting on the camera to save the setting you have put before turning it off. Go into the setup menu and go down to where it says save settings or something like that and turn it on. Then when you turn on and off the camera the settings save. As for the blurry pictures there is a setting for that also. I wouldn't give up on the camera right away.
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