The Olympus D-540 / C-360 suits point-and-shoot consumers perfectly. It has a large 1/3.7-inch 3.2 MP CCD and significant 1.8-inch LCD monitor. The built-in flash and automatic interface helps the camera appeal to any level user in most shooting situations, although there are glaring limitations in control. Control is granted over Exposure Compensation, Flash, Macro Mode, and White Balance. This camera is straightforward in its automatic control setup; however, the on-screen menu has a layout that is tiresome at many points when setting different options. It is also important to note that during testing, the number of batteries used was astronomical - and should factor into the price somewhere. However, the camera’s lightweight frame, handling ease, and shooting competence should more than compensate for this to the right type of user.
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Olympus D-540 / C-360 Review - DigiCamReview
Feb 26, 2005 | Category: Olympus D-540 / C-360
The Olympus D-540 / C-360 is a compact 3 megapixel digital camera with a 3x optical zoom lens and a decent 1.8″ screen. Even though the camera is nearly a year old, the camera takes good quality pictures and is very good value for money. The camera records unlimited 15fps videos without sound. It is very easy to use, and produces good images with good colour, saturation and detail. The camera is quick enough, although the camera does have a slow flash charging time. For around £95 (UK) this camera is very good value for money, especially with the free case and battery charger from Amazon. The camera has a very good macro mode, and is very easy to use.