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Whatever your family's idea of adventure, the STYLUS TOUGH-6000 is ready for action. So durable, it's even shockproof up to 5 feet, extra protection against accidental drops and rough handling. A revolutionary system of waterproof seals and gaskets keeps water out so you can take pictures as deep as 10 feet underwater and in the winter boldly enter that winter wonderland without worrying about your camera. The STYLUS TOUGH-6000 is winterized to perform at below-freezing temperatures. And even if your chilled to the bone and shaking like a leaf Sensor-Shift Image Stabilization compensates for camera shake to keep your shots steady while Digital Image Stabilization captures crisp, clear images in any situation. Aperture Range f3.5 (W) / f5.1 (T) 5 Steps Brightness Adjustment xD-Picture Card compatibility plus comes with an adapter for microSD memory cards
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- 10-megapixel resolution for photo-quality, poster-size prints- Waterproof, shockproof, freezeproof, crushproof and shakeproof
- 3.6x wide-angle optical dual image stabilized zoom
- 2.7-inch Advanced HyperCrystal III LCD screen
- Compatible with xD Picture Cards and microSD memory cards (not included)
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By David J. Kain
Well I bought my Blue Tough 6000 from Amazon and we used it on a trip to the Bahama's. There it worked wonderfully for the first day or two.Then It said water inside, so we dried it out and noticed the screen has a funny look to it also. Well now it won't turn on so I get to try and call Olympus before I leave on vacation ( yes I was planning on taking the 6000 with us on our boat. So if your looking for a water proof camera it appears this is NOT the one to try.
By Michigan Rifleman (Lansing, MI)
I bought this camera specifically for our trip to the Galapagos Islands. We snorkeled every day for 10 days. The camera was under water for close to 10 hours total. Never a leak; never a problem! I now have some nice photos of sea turtles, sea lions, and numerous fish species.
The camera does have some limitations. After taking a flash photo it does take 5 or 6 seconds to be ready for the next. The controls are a little difficult to use underwater. The zoom is only 3.6X.
I am not a professional photographer, and the various reports on this camera state that the optics are NOT top notch. OK. But the image quality is fine for tourist photos.
Considering the other reviews that state that the camera leaks one might conclude that Olympus has some quality control issues. But my Olympus Tough has lived up to its name.
By stewart040 (SF, CA)
I bought this camera right before our trip to Belize. It worked flawlessly for the first 10 days of our 12 day trip. We got lots of great pictures including many underwater pictures. All in all, I got over 550 pictures.
Then a problem arose. When I turned on the camera, a message kept saying "check battery door". I kept playing with it and could not get the message to disappear. We never took it below 6-7ft, but we did get a drop or 2 of water in it. Waited a couple days to let it dry out and still got the same message. Oddly enough, another person on our trip had the model before this one (no dial) and he had the same problem.
I took it back and got a refund.
Bummer. I really got use to using it and got some good pictures. Hopefully, Olympus can fix this. But for now, I'll take a look at the new Canon D10.
By Locke D. (NC)
My wife and I bought this camera for underwater photography at the beach. Within one month of purchase we used it on two separate outings, in both cases it was submerged less than 3-feet under water. During the second outing, the camera locked up and failed.
During the first outing, I realized a stupid design mistake on the camera: there is an automatic retracting lens cover (a sliver of stainless steel) on the outside of the lens. While this does protect the lens, it also traps any moisture accumulated on the lens, requiring frequent cleaning with shirts or whatever might be available (I don't usually go out on the beach with a lenspen or microfiber). The worrisome part of this design, is that if there is enough room for a sliver of metal to move back and forth, then there is enough room for water and moisture to get inside.
During our second outing, after five minutes we noticed big white spots had occurred on the LCD screen which I can only assume means water damage. A few seconds later the camera locked up. I dried off the outside with my towel, popped open the battery compartment, and there was water inside. I pulled out the battery, let the camera dry out, put back in the battery, no dice - still dead.
I am now sending the camera back for service, but I am not hopeful as I have heard reports that Olympus does not honor the warranty on these cameras and will charge around $175 to repair them. This is only what I have read, and will report my experience as it returns.
I do wish I had paid more attention to the reviews before buying, and perhaps bought the more revered Pentax. The camera takes dismal regular photos, so it's only appeal for me was the waterproof/rugged component. It's a real shame that mine hasn't worked as advertised.
Take my experience for what its worth.
By D. Bouchard (Vermont)
This camera works fairly well as long as you don't get it wet!!! It started to malfunction on my first snorkel trip and then completely died on the second trip. It kept giving me error messages and messages that the different doors were open, which they were not. It didn't matter how many times I turned the camera on and off, opened and closed the compartment doors, removed the battery, put it back in, etc. My advice is NOT to buy this camera but consider a Canon instead...I have always used Canon and will go back to them for my underwater camera needs!
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